MC12X50 Dimensions & Weight
MC12X50 is an AISC miscellaneous channel with an actual depth of 12 in and a 4.1 in flange, weighing 50 lb per foot — commonly used for stair stringers, lintels, trimmers, and edge framing. It is the heaviest of the 7 MC12 sizes listed here.
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MC12X50 Dimensions
| Property | Imperial | Metric |
|---|---|---|
| Depth (d) | 12 in | 304.8 mm |
| Flange width (bf) | 4.14 in | 105 mm |
| Cross-section area (A) | 14.7 in² | 94.8 cm² |
| Weight | 50 lb/ft | 74.4 kg/m |
Standard: AISC. Values from the published section tables; dimensions not listed here are not shown rather than estimated.
What does MC12X50 weigh and cost?
MC12X50 weighs 50 lb per foot. At an example material price of $0.92/lb that is about $46.00 per foot. Set your quantity, length, and price to total your own run:
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Related sizes
- MC12X10.610.6 lb/ft
- MC12X14.314.3 lb/ft
- MC12X3131 lb/ft
- MC12X3535 lb/ft
- MC12X4040 lb/ft
- MC12X4545 lb/ft
- MC13X5050 lb/ft
- MC18X51.951.9 lb/ft
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