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Weight of sheet: copper and alloys — theoretical mass table

Theoretical weight for typical sizes in kg/m². Material: Copper and alloys; shape: Sheet. 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/m²Brass L63, kg/m²Brass LS59-1, kg/m²Bronze BrAZh9-4, kg/m²Bronze BrOTsS5-5-5, kg/m²
0.5 mm 4.474.254.253.84.4
1 mm 8.948.58.57.68.8
1.5 mm 13.4112.7512.7511.413.2
2 mm 17.88171715.217.6
3 mm 26.8225.525.522.826.4
4 mm 35.76343430.435.2
5 mm 44.742.542.53844
6 mm 53.64515145.652.8
8 mm 71.52686860.870.4
10 mm 89.485857688
12 mm 107.2810210291.2105.6
20 mm 178.8170170152176

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 sheet 0.5 mm (Copper M1) weigh in kg/m²?
Theoretical mass: 4.47 kg/m². For 20 mm — 178.8 kg/m².

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