Aluminum Coil Calculator

Aluminum Coil Calculator

Coil Thickness (mm): Coil Width (mm): Aluminum Density (g/cm³): Calculate

Parameter	Description
Material	Aluminum
Thickness	Varies (e.g., 0.027″, 0.032″, etc.)
Width	Commonly 24″, 36″, 48″, 60″, etc.
Length	Varies (e.g., 50 ft, 100 ft, etc.)
Weight per square foot	Depends on thickness (e.g., 0.032″ ~ 0.564 lbs/sq.ft)
Weight per linear foot	Calculate using the formula:
	Weight (lbs/ft) = Thickness (in) × Width (in) × 0.098
Coil Weight (total)	Calculate using the formula:
	Weight (lbs) = Length (ft) × Width (in) × Thickness (in) × 0.098
Application	Gutters, HVAC, roofing, trim, etc.
Advantages	Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, recyclable, cost-effective
Disadvantages	Lower thermal conductivity compared to copper
Uses	Gutters, downspouts, flashing, air conditioning coils, etc.
Standard Coil Size	Varies, commonly 24″ wide
Coil Surface Finish	Mill finish, painted, or coated
Common Alloy Grades	3003, 3105, 5052, etc.
Tolerance	Varies based on specifications
Production Standards	ASTM B209, ASTM B209M, AMS-QQ-A-250, etc.
Coil Coating Options	Polyester, PVDF, SMP, etc.
Typical Coil Temper	H14, H16, H24, etc.
Special Coil Features	Embossed, stucco-embossed, perforated, etc.

FAQs

1. How many feet per pound for gutter coil? The number of feet per pound for gutter coil can vary depending on the specific type and thickness of the coil. Commonly, gutter coils come in different thicknesses, such as 0.027 inches or 0.032 inches, and have varying lengths. To determine the number of feet per pound for a particular gutter coil, you need to check the specifications provided by the manufacturer or supplier.
2. How do you calculate Aluminium coil weight? To calculate the weight of an aluminum coil, you’ll need to know the dimensions (length, width, thickness) of the coil in inches and the density of aluminum, which is approximately 0.098 pounds per cubic inch. The formula is:Weight (lbs) = Length (in) × Width (in) × Thickness (in) × 0.098
3. How do you calculate coil size? The coil size can refer to different aspects, such as its dimensions (length, width, thickness) or the weight of the coil. Please specify what exactly you mean by “coil size.”
4. How do you calculate spiral coils? To calculate the length of a spiral coil, you need to know the number of turns and the diameter of the coil. The formula is:Length of spiral (inches) = Number of turns × Diameter of the coil (inches) × π
5. How wide is the coil for 6-inch gutter? The width of the coil for a 6-inch gutter can vary, but typically it is designed to fit the specific profile of the 6-inch gutter system. You should check with the manufacturer or supplier for the exact width specification.
6. How much does a full gutter coil weigh? The weight of a full gutter coil depends on its dimensions and the type of material used (e.g., aluminum). You can calculate the weight using the formula mentioned in question 2, based on the length, width, and thickness of the coil.
7. How much does aluminum weigh per square foot? The weight of aluminum per square foot depends on its thickness. For example, 0.032-inch thick aluminum weighs about 0.452 pounds per square foot, while 0.040-inch thick aluminum weighs about 0.564 pounds per square foot.
8. What is the standard aluminum coil size? The standard aluminum coil size can vary based on the application and industry. Common coil widths for aluminum coils are 24 inches, 36 inches, 48 inches, and 60 inches.
9. How do you calculate coil load? Coil load refers to the weight that a coil exerts on a surface. To calculate coil load, you need to know the weight of the coil and the area over which the coil is distributed. The formula is:Coil Load (lbs/sq.ft) = Weight of Coil (lbs) / Area (sq.ft)
10. What is the formula for spiral coil length? The formula for calculating the length of a spiral coil was provided in question 4.
11. What is the formula for the length of a spiral? The formula for the length of a spiral is also the same as mentioned in question 4.
12. How do you calculate spiral spring? To calculate the properties of a spiral spring, you’ll need to know specific parameters like the number of turns, wire diameter, coil diameter, and material properties. The process can be complex, and specific engineering tools or software are often used for accurate calculations.
13. Is my gutter 5 or 6-inch? To determine whether your gutter is 5 or 6 inches, you can measure the width of the gutter opening. A 5-inch gutter will have an opening width of approximately 5 inches, and a 6-inch gutter will have an opening width of approximately 6 inches.
14. How long is a roll of gutter coil? The length of a roll of gutter coil can vary depending on the manufacturer and the specifications of the coil. Common lengths are 50 feet, 100 feet, or even more.
15. How can you tell the difference between 5 and 6-inch gutters? You can tell the difference between 5 and 6-inch gutters by measuring the width of the gutter opening. A 5-inch gutter will have an opening width of approximately 5 inches, and a 6-inch gutter will have an opening width of approximately 6 inches.
16. How thick is a standard gutter coil? Gutter coils come in different thicknesses, such as 0.027 inches or 0.032 inches. The specific thickness may vary based on the manufacturer and product.
17. How wide is a roll of gutter coil? The width of a roll of gutter coil can vary depending on the specific product. Common widths are 11.75 inches, 15 inches, or 18 inches.
18. How much does a roll of aluminum trim coil weigh? The weight of a roll of aluminum trim coil depends on its dimensions and thickness. You can calculate the weight using the formula mentioned in question 2.
19. Do aluminum coils leak? Aluminum coils used in gutters and HVAC systems are designed to be leak-resistant. However, leaks can occur due to various factors such as improper installation, damage, or corrosion over time.
20. Are aluminum coils better than copper? Both aluminum and copper coils have their advantages and disadvantages. Aluminum is lightweight, cost-effective, and resistant to corrosion. Copper, on the other hand, has better thermal conductivity and can be more durable but is typically more expensive. The choice between aluminum and copper coils depends on the specific application and requirements.
21. What is the average weight of a coil? The average weight of a coil can vary significantly depending on its size, material, and purpose. There is no specific “average” weight without specifying the type of coil.
22. What is the weight of aluminum per foot? The weight of aluminum per foot depends on its dimensions (width, thickness) and can vary. To calculate the weight per foot, you need to use the formula mentioned in question 2.
23. How much heavier is aluminum than wood? The weight of aluminum is significantly lighter than wood. Aluminum has a much lower density than wood, making it a lightweight material.
24. How much does aluminum cost per pound? The cost of aluminum per pound can vary over time due to market fluctuations. You can check the current market price from metal suppliers or financial news sources.
25. Does coil size matter? The size of the coil matters for specific applications and requirements. Larger coils can have higher capacity and performance, but they might not be suitable for all situations due to space constraints or other limitations.
26. How do you secure aluminum coils? Securing aluminum coils depends on their application. In gutter systems, they are often fastened using hangers or brackets. In HVAC systems, they are secured to the frame or support structure. Proper installation guidelines should be followed for each specific use case.
27. What gauge is aluminum coil stock? Aluminum coil stock is available in various gauges, commonly ranging from 0.019 inches to 0.040 inches for gutters and other applications.
28. What is the right hand rule for current in a coil? The right-hand rule for current in a coil, also known as the right-hand grip rule, states that if you point your right thumb in the direction of the current flow in a coil, then the curled fingers will indicate the direction of the magnetic field generated by the coil.
29. How much current does a coil draw? The current drawn by a coil depends on the coil’s resistance, voltage applied to it, and the overall circuit configuration. To calculate the current, you can use Ohm’s law: Current (I) = Voltage (V) / Resistance (R).
30. What is coil value? The term “coil value” is not standard terminology. It might refer to various properties of a coil, such as its inductance, resistance, or physical dimensions. Please provide more context or clarify the question.