Steel Billet and Bloom Size Chart

Standard continuous cast billet and bloom sections from Kesari Alloys with weight per metre. Lengths are up to 12 metres. Weights are indicative, ±3%.

Stacked alloy steel billets
SizeShapeTypeLengthWeight (kg per metre)
100 × 100 mmSquareBilletUp to 12 m75
125 × 125 mmSquareBilletUp to 12 m120
160 × 160 mmSquareBilletUp to 12 m195
200 × 200 mmSquareBloomUp to 12 m310
250 × 250 mmSquareBloomUp to 12 m480
Dia 200 mmRoundBloomUp to 12 m245

Steel billet size chart and weight per metre

This steel billet size chart gives the steel billet weight per metre for every section we cast. Open a size for piece weights, grades and typical forged parts:

Billet weight by size

Theoretical weight is side² × 0.00785 kg per metre for a square. Catalogue weights are slightly lower because of corner radius and tolerance. Use the weight calculator for other sizes or lengths, or read how to calculate billet weight.

Which size should you choose?

Small forgings usually start from 100 or 125 mm billets, medium forgings from 160 mm, and rings and heavier parts from 200 or 250 mm blooms. Read how to choose the right billet size.

Size questions

What billet and bloom sizes does Kesari Alloys supply?

100 × 100, 125 × 125 and 160 × 160 mm billets, 200 × 200 and 250 × 250 mm blooms, and 200 mm diameter round blooms, in lengths up to 12 metres. Weights per metre are on the billet size chart.

How do I calculate the weight of a steel billet?

For a square section, weight in kg per metre is side in mm squared × 0.00785. For a round section it is diameter squared × 0.006165. Use the billet weight calculator for any length. Actual weight varies with corner radius and tolerance.

What lengths are available?

Billets and blooms are supplied in lengths up to 12 metres. Shorter cut lengths are supplied on request.