Tools
Free calculators
Quick calculators for sizing and describing a lot: an alloy comparison tool, a contained-metal calculator, a grade name converter, a scrap weight calculator and a unit converter. They are educational aids, not a substitute for weighbridge weights or laboratory certification, and they use the nominal values from each grade's page.
Tools
Six Tools for Identifying, Sizing and Describing a Lot
Each runs in the browser; nothing you enter is sent anywhere.
Scrap Weight Calculator
Estimate the theoretical weight of plate, sheet or round bar from its dimensions and the grade’s nominal density.
Open scrap weight calculatorAlloy Comparison Tool
Compare the nominal composition of any two grades and see which elements separate them on XRF.
Open alloy comparison toolUnit Converter
Convert millimetres and inches, kilograms, pounds and tonnes, temperature, stress and pressure.
Open unit converterGrade Name Converter
Convert between trade names, UNS numbers, W.Nr., EN designations, forging designations and aliases for every grade.
Open grade name converterContained Metal Calculator
Work out the kilograms of nickel, molybdenum, cobalt, niobium and tungsten inside a lot, grade by grade.
Open contained metal calculatorQuick start
Try the Weight Calculator
Pick a grade and shape, enter dimensions, and get the theoretical weight in kg and lb.
- Per piece
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- Total, pounds
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- Total, tonnes
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- Density used
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Theoretical weight from nominal density. Weighbridge weight governs every transaction. Example values: three plates, 2000 × 1000 × 6 mm.
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