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Weight of round bar: copper and alloys — theoretical mass table

Theoretical weight for typical sizes in kg/m. Material: Copper and alloys; shape: Round bar. Values are calculated from the grade density in the reference book without rolling tolerances, so the actual weight may differ within the tolerances.

Size Copper M1, kg/mBrass L63, kg/mBrass LS59-1, kg/mBronze BrAZh9-4, kg/mBronze BrOTsS5-5-5, kg/m
Ø 6 mm 0.2530.240.240.2150.249
Ø 8 mm 0.4490.4270.4270.3820.442
Ø 10 mm 0.7020.6680.6680.5970.691
Ø 12 mm 1.0110.9610.9610.860.995
Ø 14 mm 1.3761.3081.3081.171.355
Ø 16 mm 1.7981.7091.7091.5281.769
Ø 20 mm 2.8092.672.672.3882.765
Ø 25 mm 4.3884.1724.1723.7314.32
Ø 30 mm 6.3196.0086.0085.3726.22
Ø 40 mm 11.2310.6810.689.5511.06
Ø 50 mm 17.5516.6916.6914.9217.28
Ø 60 mm 25.2824.0324.0321.4924.88
Ø 80 mm 44.9442.7342.7338.244.23
Ø 100 mm 70.2166.7666.7659.6969.11

Density: Copper M1 — 8940 kg/m³; Brass L63 — 8500 kg/m³; Brass LS59-1 — 8500 kg/m³; Bronze BrAZh9-4 — 7600 kg/m³; Bronze BrOTsS5-5-5 — 8800 kg/m³.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does round bar Ø 6 mm (Copper M1) weigh in kg/m?
Theoretical mass: 0.253 kg/m. For Ø 100 mm — 70.21 kg/m.

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