Welcome to the Angle Weight Calculator
Accurately determine metal angle bar weights in seconds with our precision engineering tool. Designed for engineers, fabricators, and construction professionals, this calculator simplifies material estimation using standardized formulas and real-time computations.

Angle Weight Calculator

Calculate Angle Weight

Material:
Mild Steel (7850 kg/m³)Aluminum (2700 kg/m³)Stainless Steel (8000 kg/m³)
Length (mm):

Side A (mm):

Side B (mm):

Thickness (mm):

Calculate Weight

What is Angle Weight Calculation?

Angle weight calculation is the process of determining the mass of an angle bar based on its dimensions and material density. This calculation is essential for:

• Structural engineering projects
• Material cost estimation
• Transportation planning
• Inventory management

Calculation Formula

The angle weight calculation formula used in this calculator is:

Weight (kg) = ((A + B – T) × T × L × Density) / 1000000

Where:

• A = Side A length (mm)
• B = Side B length (mm)
• T = Thickness (mm)
• L = Length (mm)
• Density = Material density (kg/m³)

How to Use This Calculator

1. Select the material type from the dropdown
2. Enter the dimensions in millimeters
3. Click “Calculate Weight”
4. View results in kilograms

Common Applications

Angle weight calculations are crucial for various industries including:

• Construction and civil engineering
• Manufacturing and fabrication
• Shipbuilding and marine applications
• Architectural metalwork

People Also Ask

Q: How to calculate angle weight manually?

You can calculate angle weight manually using the formula:
Weight = ((A + B – T) × T × L × Density) / 1,000,000
Where dimensions are in mm and density in kg/m³

Q: Why use different material densities?

Different materials have different densities:
– Mild Steel: 7850 kg/m³
– Aluminum: 2700 kg/m³
– Stainless Steel: 8000 kg/m³
Using accurate density values ensures precise weight calculations.

Q: Can I use feet and inches instead of millimeters?

This calculator uses metric measurements for precision. For imperial units:
1. Convert all dimensions to millimeters
2. Use the same calculation formula
3. Convert result from kg to pounds if needed (1 kg = 2.20462 lbs)

Q: How accurate is this angle weight calculator?

The calculator provides theoretical weight based on:
– Perfect geometry assumption
– Standard material densities
– No surface treatments
Actual weight may vary by 2-5% due to manufacturing tolerances.