AB	12	14	16	18	20	22	24
	32	195	185	170	155	140	120	100
	36	255	245	230	215	200	180	160
	40	325	310	300	285	265	250	230
	44	400	385	375	360	340	325	305
	48	480	470	455	440	425	405	385
	52	570	560	545	530	510	495	470
	56	665	655	640	625	610	590	570
	60	770	760	745	730	710	695	675
	72	1080	1070	1060	1050	1030	1010	990

	Based on 1 inch Strip Width – Steel Factor from Chart X Width of Coil = Total Coil Weight To obtain weight of: Aluminum Multiply Total Weight x .344 Brass Multiply Total Weight x 1.08 Copper Multiply Total Weight x 1.14 Stainless Steel Multiply Total Weight x 1.02

Note:

• The distance between rolls is to be configured by using the max material thickness
• The radius of catenary is to be figured by using the mean of the material thickness
• All based on carbon steel at 60000 P.S.I. max tensile stress
• This is only an approximate distance. Part progression is a very important factor. It is required to have material for 2 to 3 parts in loop (sometimes a material looping pit is required).
• Increasing pass line height will also improve loop length.