Density of steel: By grade (carbon

Density of steel by grade (carbon, alloy, stainless, tool). Typical range 7.75–8.05 g/cm³ (7750–8050 kg/m³). Handy tables in g/cm³, kg/m³, lb/in³ and quick FAQs. Learn more about the density of steel & its importance in construction and manufacturing. Explore why density makes steel one of the strongest materials. Density of Common Engineering Materials and Metals. Density is defined as the mass per volume. Where. Conversion of density - see "Unit Converter" on left side of this web page. Related: Understand the density of mild and carbon steel and its significance. Find out how to calculate steel density in lb/in³ and kg/m³, and explore its impact on material properties and applications.