Metal weight

Unequal angle weight table

The unequal leg angle is used where one leg must be longer, for example on brackets and frames. Below is the theoretical weight of 19 common sizes, in steel with a density of 7.85 g/cm³.

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SizeArea cm²kg/m6 m barm/tonne
Angle 30×20×31.431.1206.7 kg893
Angle 40×20×42.261.77210.6 kg564
Angle 40×25×42.461.92911.6 kg518
Angle 45×30×42.872.25013.5 kg444
Angle 50×30×53.782.96517.8 kg337
Angle 60×30×54.293.36720.2 kg297
Angle 60×40×54.793.75922.6 kg266
Angle 60×40×65.684.45826.7 kg224
Angle 65×50×55.544.34826.1 kg230
Angle 75×50×67.195.64633.9 kg177
Angle 80×40×66.915.42332.5 kg184
Angle 80×60×79.387.36244.2 kg136
Angle 100×50×811.479.00254.0 kg111
Angle 100×65×812.679.94459.7 kg101
Angle 100×75×1016.6113.03778.2 kg77
Angle 120×80×1019.1315.01790.1 kg67
Angle 150×90×1023.1518.176109.1 kg55
Angle 150×100×1228.7122.541135.2 kg44
Angle 200×100×1234.8027.319163.9 kg37

Calculation formula

kg/m ≈ t × (a + b − t) × 0.00785 plus the root radius correction, per EN 10056.

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