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M8 Threaded Rod & Stud Bolt Weight Chart

Per-meter and per-piece weights of M8 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.

M8 threaded rod (carbon steel) weighs about 0.38 kg/m; a 1 m bar runs about 0.38 kg and a 3 m bar about 1.1 kg.

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Weight per meter (M8, kg/m)

Weight per meter
0.38 kg/m

Thread Data

Coarse pitch1.25 mm
External thread minor dia.6.47 mm
Tensile stress area As36.6 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 (M8, kg/pc)

Length L (mm)Weight per piece
M8×1000.038
M8×1500.057
M8×2000.077
M8×2500.096
M8×3000.11
M8×4000.15
M8×5000.19
M8×6000.23
M8×8000.31
M8×10000.38
M8×15000.57
M8×20000.77
M8×25000.96
M8×30001.1

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 0.395 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 M8 threaded rod weigh per meter?

On the carbon-steel basis (fully threaded rolled rod at 97% of plain bar) about 0.38 kg/m; a 1 m bar runs about 0.38 kg and a 3 m bar about 1.1 kg. The plain full-diameter figure is 0.395 kg/m.

How much does a M8×3000 threaded rod weigh?

About 1.1 kg per 3 m bar on the carbon-steel basis; a 2 m bar is about 0.77 kg and a 1 m bar about 0.38 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 M8 threaded rod?

Coarse pitch 1.25 mm, external thread minor (root) diameter about 6.47 mm, and tensile stress area As = 36.6 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 0.395 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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