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M24 Threaded Rod & Stud Bolt Weight Chart

Per-meter and per-piece weights of M24 fully threaded rod (same basis for all-thread, threaded bar and double-end stud bolts) across 100–3000 mm lengths (carbon steel, geometric-volume method), kg/m and lb/ft, with pitch, root diameter and tensile stress area — basis fully disclosed.

M24 threaded rod (carbon steel) weighs about 3.4 kg/m; a 1 m bar runs about 3.4 kg and a 3 m bar about 10.3 kg.

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Weight per meter (M24, kg/m)

Weight per meter
3.4 kg/m

Thread Data

Coarse pitch3 mm
External thread minor dia.20.32 mm
Tensile stress area As353 mm²

Pitch and minor diameter are public ISO metric basic-profile geometry; As is the ISO 898-1 tensile stress area used for tensile capacity calculations, not the physical cross-section.

Weight per piece by length (M24, kg/pc)

Length L (mm)Weight per piece
M24×1000.34
M24×1500.52
M24×2000.69
M24×2500.86
M24×3001
M24×4001.4
M24×5001.7
M24×6002.1
M24×8002.8
M24×10003.4
M24×15005.2
M24×20006.9
M24×25008.6
M24×300010.3

Cell shows the piece weight at that length (kg/pc, carbon steel 7.85 g/cm³, fully threaded rolled rod at 97% of plain bar). Trade practice: 1/2/3 m standard bars or cut to length.

References

Material Density Conversion

Values above are carbon steel (7.85 g/cm³); for other materials multiply by the density factor.

MaterialDensity (g/cm³)Factor
Carbon / Alloy Steel7.85×1.000
Stainless 3047.93×1.010
Stainless 3167.98×1.017
Brass8.5×1.083

Basis of Calculation & Disclosed Assumptions

All values are computed as geometric volume × density (carbon steel 7.85 g/cm³, base metal, coating excluded) — no copyrighted standard tables are reproduced. Fully threaded rolled rod = plain cylinder π/4·d²·L × 0.97 (thread-rolling allowance, identical formula and parameters as the online weight calculator). The plain full-diameter figure is 3.551 kg/m; this chart uses 97% of it.

Boundary: theoretical geometric estimates for quotation, freight and lifting budgets. Actual piece weight varies with thread tolerance and coating (hot-dip galvanizing ≈ +4.5%). Use measured values for trade settlement. Double-end studs are cut-to-length products — at the same diameter and length the piece weight matches threaded rod.

FAQ

How much does M24 threaded rod weigh per meter?

On the carbon-steel basis (fully threaded rolled rod at 97% of plain bar) about 3.4 kg/m; a 1 m bar runs about 3.4 kg and a 3 m bar about 10.3 kg. The plain full-diameter figure is 3.551 kg/m.

How much does a M24×3000 threaded rod weigh?

About 10.3 kg per 3 m bar on the carbon-steel basis; a 2 m bar is about 6.9 kg and a 1 m bar about 3.4 kg — see the full 100–3000 mm table above. For stainless 304/316 multiply by the density factors ×1.010/×1.017.

Are threaded rod and stud bolt weights the same thing?

Yes. A double-end stud bolt is threaded rod (all-thread / threaded bar) cut to a fixed length, so at the same diameter and length the unit weight is identical — the kg/m row and the length table of this chart apply to both. The terms threaded rod, all-thread, threaded bar and stud bolt all denote this fully threaded product family.

What are the pitch, root diameter and tensile stress area of M24 threaded rod?

Coarse pitch 3 mm, external thread minor (root) diameter about 20.32 mm, and tensile stress area As = 353 mm² (ISO 898-1). As drives tensile capacity and preload calculations — pair it with the torque chart.

What basis are these weights calculated on?

Geometric volume × density (carbon steel 7.85 g/cm³, base metal, coating excluded), fully threaded rolled rod at 97% of the plain cylinder — the same formulas and parameters as the online weight calculator; the plain full-diameter figure 3.551 kg/m is shown for reconciliation only. Theoretical estimates — use measured values for trade settlement.

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Disclaimer: This chart is an engineering estimation for selection, quotation and freight estimation only. It does not constitute design or acceptance criteria.

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