Z Purlin Weight Calculator & Chart (Online & Free)

Z Purlin Weight Calculator

You can use the following z purlin weight calculator to calculate the weight of z purlin steel in kg.

Z Purlin Weight Chart

No	Item	Model	Weight (kg/m)	Weight (lb/ft)
1	Cold Bend Z Section Steel	Z80×40×2.5	2.947	1.980
2	Cold Bend Z Section Steel	Z80×40×3.0	3.491	2.346
3	Cold Bend Z Section Steel	Z100×50×2.5	3.732	2.508
4	Cold Bend Z Section Steel	Z100×50×3.0	4.432	2.978
5	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z100×40×20×2.0	3.208	2.156
6	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z100×40×20×2.5	3.932	2.642
7	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z120×50×20×2.0	3.835	2.577
8	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z120×50×20×2.5	4.718	3.170
9	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z120×50×20×3.0	5.569	3.742
10	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z140×50×20×2.5	5.11	3.434
11	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z140×50×20×3.0	6.04	4.059
12	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z160×60×20×2.5	5.895	3.961
13	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z160×60×20×3.0	6.982	4.692
14	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z160×70×20×2.5	6.288	4.225
15	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z160×70×20×3.0	7.453	5.008
16	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z180×70×20×2.5	6.679	4.488
17	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z180×70×20×3.0	7.924	5.325
18	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z200×70×20×2.5	7.073	4.753
19	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z200×70×20×3.0	8.394	5.641
20	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z230×75×25×3.0	9.573	6.433
21	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z230×75×25×4.0	12.51	8.406
22	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z250×75×25×3.0	10.04	6.747
23	Cold Bend Z Purlin Steel	Z250×75×25×4.0	13.14	8.830

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What Factors Affect the Weight of Z-Purlins in Practical Applications?

The factors that influence the weight of Z-purlins in practical applications primarily include the specifications of the raw materials, the type of material, the place of origin, and the number of galvanizing layers.

Firstly, the specifications of the raw materials directly impact the cross-sectional size and weight of the purlins. For instance, Z-purlins of different thicknesses and widths will have varying weights.

Secondly, the type of material, such as whether it is high-strength steel or ordinary carbon steel, also affects the weight of the purlins, as different materials have different densities and strengths. Moreover, the place of origin may impact the cost and quality of the material, thereby affecting the production cost and final weight of the purlins.

Lastly, the number of galvanizing layers is also a significant factor, as galvanizing can enhance the corrosion resistance of the steel, but it also increases the weight of the material.

The weight of Z-purlins is influenced by various factors, including but not limited to the specifications of the raw materials, the type of material, the place of origin, and the number of galvanizing layers.

What Is Z-section Steel?

Z-section steel is a widely used type of cold-formed, thin-walled section steel, with a thickness ranging from 1.6 to 3.0 mm and a section height of 120 to 350 mm.

It is manufactured from hot-rolled (painted) and galvanized materials and is frequently employed in large steel structure plants.

The processing length and holes can be customized to meet specific requirements.

Main uses of Z-section steel:

The Z-shaped steel that is cold-formed is popularly used for a wide range of applications due to its high compressive strength and adjustable specifications and sizes.

It is a preferred choice in various areas, including automobiles, railway vehicles, building doors and windows, transportation, shelves, electrical cabinets, highway guardrails, building steel structures, containers, steel templates and scaffolds, solar energy supports, shipbuilding, bridges, power transmission towers, steel sheet piles, cable trays, agriculture, furniture, storage, guide rails, keel steel, pipeline support for vegetable greenhouses, and in various municipal construction projects.