- Width × height
- 100 × 40 mm
- Wall thickness
- 2.5 mm
- Cold-formed, EN 10219
- 5.17 kg/m
- Hot-finished, EN 10210
- 5.25 kg/m
- Section area
- 6.59 cm²
- Outer surface
- 0.271 m²/m
- Outer surface
- 0.271 m²/m
Weight by length
| Length | Steel | Stainless 304 | Aluminium |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 m | 5.17 kg | 5.23 kg | 1.78 kg |
| 2 m | 10.34 kg | 10.45 kg | 3.56 kg |
| 3 m | 15.52 kg | 15.68 kg | 5.34 kg |
| 4 m | 20.69 kg | 20.90 kg | 7.12 kg |
| 5 m | 25.86 kg | 26.13 kg | 8.90 kg |
| 6 m | 31.03 kg | 31.35 kg | 10.67 kg |
| 8 m | 41.38 kg | 41.80 kg | 14.23 kg |
| 10 m | 51.72 kg | 52.25 kg | 17.79 kg |
| 12 m | 62.07 kg | 62.70 kg | 21.35 kg |
How it was calculated
The weight is the section area multiplied by the material density:
kg/m = section area (mm²) × 0.00785, with the area calculated from width, height and thickness and the corners rounded per EN 10219 (cold-formed) or EN 10210 (hot-finished, outer radius 1.5t).For Rectangular tube 100×40×2.5, the section area is 6.59 cm², so 1 metre = 6.59 × 0.785 = 5.172 kg.
The real weight can differ by a few percent because of rolling tolerances. For other materials or lengths use the calculator.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does one metre of Rectangular tube 100×40×2.5 weigh?
One metre of steel Rectangular tube 100×40×2.5 weighs 5.17 kg.
How much does a 6 m bar of Rectangular tube 100×40×2.5 weigh?
A 6 m bar weighs 31.0 kg and a 12 m bar 62.1 kg.
How many metres of Rectangular tube 100×40×2.5 are in one tonne?
One tonne contains about 193.3 metres.