1. Select the finished shape
Choose a disc or a ring. For a ring, the inside diameter must be smaller than the outside diameter.
Engineering Tool · Metal Filter Discs
Calculate the solid metal volume and theoretical weight of a circular disc or annular ring from finished dimensions and material density.
Dimension basis: enter the finished outer diameter, centre opening, thickness and quantity. A solid disc has a centre opening of zero.
Choose a material or enter a verified custom density.
Solid metal before machining loss or perforation.
A = π(OD² − ID²)/4; V = A × t; mass = V × density × quantity.
Dimensions convert to metres before calculation. ID = 0 for a solid disc.
Choose a disc or a ring. For a ring, the inside diameter must be smaller than the outside diameter.
Select a reference density or enter the density on your alloy certificate.
Confirm cut tolerances, porosity, perforations and coatings separately from this solid-metal estimate.
No. It assumes a solid metal disc or ring. Openings, mesh, sintered pores and supports need separate measurements or a validated correction.
It is the diameter of a complete circular centre opening. Choose a solid disc when there is no opening.
Thickness tolerance, alloy density, edge machining, perforations, coatings and bonded parts change the delivered weight.
Not without a measured apparent density or mass. The solid-metal density would overestimate a porous disc.
Send the diameter, thickness, opening, material and drawing for a manufacturing review.
Contact Our EngineersEngineering note: This is a geometric solid-metal weight estimate, not a quotation or a specification for porous filter media.
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