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Practical guides on steel weight formulas, kg/m tables, IPE beams, and how to use the Iron Metal catalog and calculators.
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IPE weight per meter is listed on each size page in the catalog (theoretical kg/m). Multiply by length and quantity, or use the calculator for pricing and totals.
HP and H beam weight per meter is listed as theoretical kg/m on each catalog size page. Multiply by length and quantity, or use the I/H beam calculator for totals.
Equal angle weight per meter depends on leg size and thickness. Open the angle sector, read kg/m on the size page, then multiply by length or use the equal-angle calculator.
Plate weight = length × width × thickness × density. For carbon steel use 7850 kg/m³ (7.85 g/cm³).
Rebar weight per meter uses diameter and density 7850 kg/m³, or read kg/m tables for standard diameters.
Pipe weight per meter = cross-section area × density. Carbon steel density 7850 kg/m³.
U channel weight per meter is published as theoretical kg/m for each standard size.
Carbon steel is typically 7.85 g/cm³ (7850 kg/m³). Stainless grades range ~7.9–8.0 g/cm³.
Catalog kg/m values are theoretical. Actual weight varies with mill tolerance and length measurement.
The kg/m column is theoretical weight per one meter. Multiply kg/m by bar length and quantity.
Line weight = kg/m × L × qty. Sum across BOM lines and add project waste factor.
