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Steel Channel Weight Calculator (UPN & American Standard) | Free Online Tool


Calculate weights for UPN channels and American standard steel sections instantly. Input profile, length, and quantity for accurate weight results in kg or lbs. Perfect for engineers and construction pros.

Our Steel Channel Weight Calculator provides instant weight calculations for both European UPN channels and American standard steel sections. This essential tool helps engineers, fabricators, and construction professionals quickly determine material weights for structural design, shipping, and cost estimation.

UPN Channel Weight Calculator

American Standard Weight Calculator


Key Features

✅ Dual Calculator for UPN channels and American standard sections
✅ Metric (mm/kg) and Imperial (in/lbs) unit support
✅ Complete Database with all standard sizes
✅ Quantity Multiplier for batch calculations
✅ Mobile-Optimized responsive design
✅ No Registration - free to use with no limits


How to Use

  1. Select Calculator Type: Choose between UPN channels or American standard sections
  2. Pick Profile: Select your specific size from the dropdown (e.g., "UPN 120" or "№ 14")
  3. Enter Length: Input member length in mm or inches
  4. Set Quantity: Default is 1 (adjust for multiple pieces)
  5. Calculate: Get instant total weight in your preferred units

Calculation Principle

The calculators use the formula:
Total Weight = (Weight per Meter × Length × Quantity)

Where:

  • Weight per Meter values are pre-defined for each profile
  • For imperial units: 1 kg/m = 0.671969 lbs/ft
  • Length is auto-converted to:
    • Meters (for metric: mm→m)
    • Feet (for imperial: in→ft)

FAQ

Q: What's the difference between UPN and American standard channels?
A: UPN follows European norms (DIN 1026), while American standards follow US sizing conventions.

Q: Are the weights accurate for stainless steel?
A: Results are for standard carbon steel (7850 kg/m³). Multiply by ~1.015 for stainless steel.

Q: Can I calculate partial lengths (e.g., 2.5m)?
A: Yes! Enter any decimal length value.

Q: Why don't you show cross-sectional area?
A: Focus is on weight calculation. Area values are in our database but not displayed.

Q: How often is the database updated?
A: Our data reflects current industry standards (DIN and ASTM).

Q: Is there an API for this calculator?
A: Not currently, but contact us for high-volume calculation needs.

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