The formula for calculating steel plate weights using existing dimensions?

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Thicknes(mm) * Width(mm) * Length(mm) */ = weight (kg)

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Date Posted: 2018/10/27

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by mina hermina , Project Coordination Manager , ORASCOM CONSTRUCTION

Thickness (mm) * Width (m) * Length (m) *7.85 = weight (kg)‎

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