The formula for calculating the weight of stainless steel plates is weight = volume * density. 

The weight calculation method for 304 stainless steel plate is weight = thickness * width * length * density of 304.

The theoretical weight calculation formula of standard stainless steel plates: weight (kg) = thickness (mm) * width (m) * length (m) * density value
Stainless steel plate weight per square meter (kg) calculation formula: specific gravity × thickness (mm) × width (mm) length (mm)
1. The weight of the stainless steel plate is calculated using the nominal size. If the allowable thickness deviation is specified as a positive or negative deviation, the average value of the upper and lower limits of the deviation is calculated by adding the sum of the nominal size.
2. The basic weight of the stainless steel plate refers to the weight with a thickness of 1mm and an area of 1m2.
3. Unit weight (kg/m2) refers to the weight of a steel plate with an area of 1m2. It is the basic weight multiplied by the thickness of the steel plate (mm), rounded to 4 significant figures.
4. The weight of a steel plate is the unit weight multiplied by the area (m2). The area should be rounded to 4 significant figures. The weight of a steel plate should be approximately 3 significant figures. If the weight of a steel plate exceeds 1000kg, it should be rounded up. is an integer in kg.

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