Sheet weight chart

430 sheet weight chart

Theoretical weights for 430 sheet, calculated at 7700 kg/m³ — the density published on the 430 data sheet. Thickness down the side, sheet size across the top.

430 sheet weighs 7.70 kg per square metre for every millimetre of thickness. A 1219 × 2438 mm sheet at 2 mm thick weighs 45.77 kg.

Weight by thickness and sheet size

  • Density 7700 kg/m³
  • Per Outokumpu / stainless technical resources
Theoretical weight in kilograms of one whole 430 sheet, by thickness and sheet size
Thickness (mm)kg/m²1000 × 20001219 × 24381250 × 25001500 × 30001524 × 3048
0.53.857.7011.4412.0317.3217.88
0.64.629.2413.7314.4420.7921.46
0.86.1612.3218.3119.2527.7228.61
17.7015.4022.8824.0634.6535.77
1.29.2418.4827.4628.8841.5842.92
1.511.5523.1034.3336.0951.9853.65
215.4030.8045.7748.1369.3071.54
2.519.2538.5057.2160.1686.6389.42
323.1046.2068.6572.19103.95107.30
430.8061.6091.5496.25138.60143.07
538.5077.00114.42120.31173.25178.84
646.2092.40137.30144.38207.90214.61
861.60123.20183.07192.50277.20286.14
1077.00154.00228.84240.63346.50357.68
1292.40184.80274.61288.75415.80429.21

Sheet sizes in millimetres, width × length. Each figure is one whole sheet; the first column is the weight of one square metre at that thickness.

How the figure is calculated

Both columns run the same two formulas as the calculators on this site, at full precision — the figures are rounded only where they are printed.

Sheet weight (kg) = length (mm) × width (mm) × thickness (mm) × density (kg/m³) ÷ 1,000,000,000

Weight per square metre (kg/m²) = thickness (mm) × density (kg/m³) ÷ 1,000

The density used throughout is 7700 kg/m³, the value published for 430.

Worked through for one sheet at 1219 × 2438 mm and 2 mm thick: 2438 × 1219 × 2 × 7700 ÷ 1,000,000,000 = 45.77 kg.

Theoretical weight, and what governs

Every figure here is theoretical mass from nominal dimensions. Delivered sheet runs to the thickness tolerance of the standard it is made to, and a sheet cut from coil varies in length as well, so actual weight falls either side of the table. The mill test certificate governs what is delivered and the weighbridge ticket governs what is invoiced.

Common questions

01How much does a 2 mm 430 sheet weigh?
A 1219 × 2438 mm sheet of 430 at 2 mm weighs 45.77 kg, which is 15.40 kg per square metre. That is a theoretical weight from nominal dimensions; the mill test certificate governs what is delivered.
02What does 430 sheet weigh per square metre?
7.70 kg per square metre for every millimetre of thickness, so 430 at 2 mm is 15.40 kg/m². Multiply 7.70 by the thickness in millimetres for any other gauge.
03What is the density of 430?
7700 kg/m³. That is the figure behind every weight on this page, and it is what makes 430 7.70 kg per square metre for each millimetre of thickness. That figure is published by Outokumpu / stainless technical resources.
04How do you calculate the weight of a metal sheet?
Multiply length, width and thickness in millimetres, multiply by the density in kg/m³, then divide by 1,000,000,000 to get kilograms. For 430 the density is 7700 kg/m³.
05Are these 430 weights exact?
No — they are theoretical weights from nominal dimensions. Real sheet runs to the thickness tolerance of its standard, so delivered weight falls either side of the figure shown. The mill test certificate governs.

These are the sizes and thicknesses flat product is conventionally made and quoted in, published so the weight can be looked up. Nothing here states what is held in stock — availability in any grade, size or thickness is confirmed on enquiry.