Diameter and Weight Tables

 

Pick an alloy and a form, enter the dimensions, and get the weight per piece and per order.

Alloy and dimensions
Result
Total weight
—ozt
Weight each—
Silver content per piece / total—
Volume each—
Estimated density—
True density—
Deviation estimated vs. true—
Pieces per pound—
Weight per foot—
Feet per pound—
About these numbers. Silver alloys: compositions follow AWS A5.8/A5.8M Table 1 (ASTM B260, same UNS designations). Estimated densities are calculated from the midpoint of each alloy's composition range assuming ideal volume mixing. What we label as Typical densities are the specific gravity values published in manufacturer technical data sheets which are based not on the mid-point of the range of each of the components but the mean density of lots actually produced. The deviation between the two typically runs 1–4%. PhosCopper alloys: only the typical (published) mean density is shown. PhosCopper alloys are prone to liquation — the actual density of a given piece of rod or wire can vary up to ± 15% from the published figure depending on how it was cast and processed. The size-range warnings reflect diameters and widths commonly listed by brazing filler metal distributors and manufacturers, not a dimensional standard — AWS A5.8 and ASTM B260 govern composition, not stock sizes.

Reference tables

About these numbers. Silver alloys: compositions follow AWS A5.8/A5.8M Table 1 (ASTM B260, same UNS designations). Estimated densities are calculated from the midpoint of each alloy's composition range assuming ideal volume mixing. What we label as Typical densities are the specific gravity values published in manufacturer technical data sheets which are based not on the mid-point of the range of each of the components but the mean density of lots actually produced. The deviation between the two typically runs 1–4%. PhosCopper alloys: only the typical (published) mean density is shown. PhosCopper alloys are prone to liquation — the actual density of a given piece of rod or wire can vary up to ± 15% from the published figure depending on how it was cast and processed. The size-range warnings reflect diameters and widths commonly listed by brazing filler metal distributors and manufacturers, not a dimensional standard — AWS A5.8 and ASTM B260 govern composition, not stock sizes.