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Angle weight table

Steel angle weight table

Weight per metre and per 6 m and 12 m bar for every equal angle from 20 × 20 to 200 × 200 mm — request a price for any size in one click.

Equal angle weights

Size = leg × leg × thickness in mm. Masses from EN 10056-1 tables; common lengths are 6 and 12 m.

Sizea × a × t · mmWeightkg/m6 m barkg12 m barkgMetres per tonnem/tGet price
20 × 20 × 30.885.310.61,134
25 × 25 × 31.126.713.4893
25 × 25 × 41.458.717.4690
30 × 30 × 31.368.216.3735
30 × 30 × 41.7810.721.4562
40 × 40 × 42.4214.529.0413
40 × 40 × 52.9717.835.6337
50 × 50 × 53.7722.645.2265
50 × 50 × 64.4726.853.6224
60 × 60 × 65.4232.565.0185
70 × 70 × 77.3844.388.6136
80 × 80 × 89.6357.8115.6104
90 × 90 × 912.2073.2146.482
100 × 100 × 1015.0090.0180.067
120 × 120 × 1221.60129.6259.246
150 × 150 × 1533.80202.8405.630
200 × 200 × 2059.90359.4718.817

Masses from the EN 10056-1 tables (including root radii). Actual weight may vary within rolling tolerances.

Frequently asked questions

What does a 50 × 50 × 5 angle weigh per metre?

About 3.77 kg/m — roughly 22.6 kg per 6 m bar and 45.2 kg per 12 m bar.

How many metres of angle are in a tonne?

Divide 1000 by the weight per metre. A 40 × 40 × 4 angle is 2.42 kg/m, so a tonne is about 413 m.

How do I specify an angle in a quotation request?

Give both legs then the thickness in mm (e.g. 60 × 60 × 6), the length (6 or 12 m) and the quantity in tonnes or bars.