HEB 140 Dimensions & Weight
HEB 140 is an EN 10365 wide-flange HE beam with an actual depth of 140 mm and a 140 mm flange, weighing 33.7 kg per metre (22.65 lb/ft) — commonly used for lintels, trimmers, and light framing.
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HEB 140 Dimensions
| Property | Metric | Imperial |
|---|---|---|
| Depth (d) | 140 mm | 5.512 in |
| Flange width (b) | 140 mm | 5.512 in |
| Web thickness (tw) | 7 mm | 0.276 in |
| Flange thickness (tf) | 12 mm | 0.472 in |
| Cross-section area (A)computed from weight and steel density | 42.9 cm² | 6.65 in² |
| Mass | 33.7 kg/m | 22.65 lb/ft |
Standard: EN 10365. Values from the published section tables; dimensions not listed here are not shown rather than estimated.
What does HEB 140 weigh and cost?
HEB 140 has a mass of 33.7 kg per metre. At an example material price of 2.00 per kg (in your currency) that is about 67.40 per metre. Set your quantity, length, and price to total your own run:
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Related sizes
- HEB 10020.4 kg/m
- HEB 12026.7 kg/m
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- HEB 20061.3 kg/m
- HEB 22071.5 kg/m
- HEB 24083.2 kg/m
- HEB 26093 kg/m
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