How muich would this weigh?

[nerdstar]

hey guys about to pick up (order) a top for a welding bench.

it will be 1200mm x 600mm x 10mm

imperial 47inch x 23inch x .35 inch in your speak

however what would it WEIGH?

im going to pick it up on the ute and the supplier will place it on it but need to know if two people would be able to lift it (strong men haha) and yea

any and all help is awesome cheers
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[Shox Dr]

I've just acquired a 15mm plate 2mx1m. And it's HEAVY. but not that heavy two people can't lift, and drag.

So two good men should be able to lift your plate

 

[wyn]

I couldn't give you the exact weight but i was shifting some 1100 x 700 x 8 plate yesterday and could lift it on my own ok. So two of you should handle that ok.

 

[gordon stephenson]

According to the "steel plate calculator" it will weigh. 107lbs.
just type into google steel plate weight

 

[mike os]

about 125lb/56.5kg

so it will take 3-4 ozzy men or 2 shelahs to shift

 

[Shox Dr]

According to the "steel plate calculator" it will weigh. 107lbs.
just type into google steel plate weight

Holly ****e that makes that plate of mine 400lbs+

 

[nerdstar]

about 125lb/56.5kg

so it will take 3-4 ozzy men or 2 shelahs to shift

hahahahaha funny man... Cheers guys awesome help ill make sure to have my weetbix the day of the shift

sincerely much appreciated

 

[Paul.]

For an easy way to work out sheet and plate weights, all you need to remember is that 1mm sheet weighs 7.85 kg per sq metre, everything else is a multiple of that, so 10mm plate is 78.5kg per sq metre,
So to the original question, a plate 1.2m x 0.6m x 10mm is 0.72sq metres, x 78.5 = 56.52kg, just as Mike said earlier.

 

[mike os]

steel tables are a wonderful tool

 

[chevyman_de]

it will be 1200mm x 600mm...

I have a feeling of déjà vu, same size as mine!

 

[graffian]

120*60*1*7/1000 which is approx 50kg

 

[nerdstar]

Big hats off to Mike and Paul, had nothing better to do so put it on the bathroom scales with 57kg lol

very accurate forumla....

 

[mike os]

man thats worse than me

 

[rkde]

Density 0.0078 g/mm³
1200mm*600mm*10mm = 7200000.00mm³

Volume * Density = mass
7200000.00mm³ * 0.0078 g/mm³ = 56160g (56.16Kg)

Bit too heavy for me to lift 2 person lift I think scales good for random weighing