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Steel Pipes - Bundling Schedules Length and Weight

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Bundling schedules for standard weight and extra strong pipes:

Steel Pipes - Bundling Schedules Length and Weight
Nominal Pipe Size
(in)
No. Pieces per BundleStandard Weight PipeExtra Strong Pipe
Total Length
(ft)
Total Weight
(lb)
Total Length
(ft)
Total Weight
(lb)
1/8 30 630 151 630 195
1/4 24 504 212 504 272
3/8 18 378 215 378 280
1/2 12 252 214 252 275
3/4 7 147 166 147 216
1 5 105 176 105 228
1 1/4 3 63 144 63 189
1 1/2 3 63 172 63 229
  • 1 ft = 0.3048 m
  • 1 lb = 0.4536 kg
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