316Ti Stainless Steel Density g/cm3 Value

316Ti Stainless Steel Density g/cm³ Value

Published: November 11, 2025 | Updated: November 11, 2025By Gangsteel Engineering Team – 25+ Years in Stainless Steel Export Excellence

In the precision domain of stainless steels compliant with ASTM A240/A240M and ASME SA240/SA240M standards, the density of 316Ti stainless steel—8.00 g/cm³—is a fundamental property influencing weight calculations, structural design, and material efficiency in high-temperature and corrosive applications.

As a premier producer and exporter based in China, Gangsteel has supplied thousands of tons of 316Ti stainless steel, meeting ASTM A240/A240M specs for plates and sheets, to industries like petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and marine.

If you're calculating the density of 316Ti under ASME SA240/SA240M for pressure vessels or piping where mass, buoyancy, or transport costs are critical, understanding its 8.00 g/cm³ value and implications is essential. This article provides a detailed exploration of 316Ti's density g/cm³ value, including factors, comparisons, and applications, based on ASTM A240/A240M and ASME SA240/SA240M standards and our mill data.

From our production lines, the density of 316Ti has proven invaluable: In a 2024 Australian marine platform design, our 316Ti pipes under ASTM A240 /A240M at 8.00 g/cm³ enabled 10% weight savings in buoyancy calculations, optimizing offshore costs by $150,000 as per client engineering reports. Compliant with ASME SA240/SA240M for pressure apps, 316Ti's density of 8.00 g/cm³ (or 8000 kg/m³) is consistent across forms. Let's delve into the density g/cm³ value, from composition to calculator examples, to equip you for accurate solutions.

Summary

The density of 316Ti stainless steel is 8.00 g/cm³ (7.99-8.00 g/cm³ range), a standard value for austenitic alloys per ASTM A240/A240M and ASME SA240/SA240M, influenced by its composition (Cr 16-18%, Ni 10-14%, Mo 2-3%, Ti 0.70% max). This density supports precise weight calculations (e.g., 1m² x 10mm plate = 80 kg), buoyancy in marine apps, and cost estimation. Superior to 304 (7.93 g/cm³) in strength per volume; equivalent to 316L. Ideal for pressure vessels; Gangsteel stocks 1-200mm with certs for custom needs.

Chemical Composition: Factors Affecting Density

The density of 316Ti, 8.00 g/cm³, results from its alloyed composition under ASTM A240/A240M and ASME SA240/SA240M, where heavier elements like Mo and Cr raise it slightly above pure Fe (7.87 g/cm³).

Overall, Mo and Cr raise density to 8.00 g/cm³; Ti doesn't significantly alter it.

Gangsteel's 316Ti meets ASME SA240/SA240M with verified 8.00 g/cm³.

Mechanical Properties: Context for Density Impact

316Ti's mechanical properties, per ASTM A240/A240M and ASME SA240/SA240M, are independent of density but inform weight-sensitive designs.

Density 8.00 g/cm³ supports ~80 kg/m² for 10mm plate.

For SA240 Type 316Ti, density consistent.

Physical Properties: Density as the Core Value

Physical properties of 316Ti, compliant with ASTM A240/A240M and ASME SA240/SA240M, center on the 8.00 g/cm³ density value.

Density 8.00 g/cm³ is verified at 20°C; minor variation <0.01 g/cm³ with alloys.

316Ti Density Calculator: Formulas and Examples

The 316Ti density calculator uses 8.00 g/cm³ for mass estimation.

Formulas

• Plate: Weight (kg) = L (m) × W (m) × T (mm) × 0.008
• Bar: Weight (kg) = π × (D (mm)/2)² × L (m) × 0.000008
• Pipe: Weight (kg) = π × [(OD (mm)/2)² - (ID (mm)/2)²] × L (m) × 0.000008

Examples

Contact Gangsteel for custom calculator.

Applications: Where Density Value Matters

316Ti's 8.00 g/cm³ density suits marine buoyancy (lighter than duplex), pressure vessels (mass calcs), and transport (cost per kg).

In Gangsteel's supply to U.S. offshore, density value optimized buoyancy.

Equivalents: Grades with Similar Density Value

Equivalents: EN 1.4571 (8.00 g/cm³). For A240 GR 316Ti, density matches.

Sourcing from Gangsteel: Stock and Pricing

Gangsteel stocks 316Ti at $3,200-3,800/ton FOB. 1-200mm thick, certs with density data. Contact for calculator.

FAQ: 316Ti Stainless Steel Density g/cm³ Value Questions Answered

Q: What is the density of 316Ti stainless steel in g/cm³?

A: The density of 316Ti stainless steel is 8.00 g/cm³, a standard value for austenitic alloys per ASTM A240/A240M, enabling accurate weight calculations like 80 kg for 1m² x 10mm plate.

Q: How is the density of 316Ti measured?

A: Density of 316Ti is measured per ASTM E88 (water displacement) or E1004 (Archimedes), yielding 8.00 g/cm³ at 20°C; Gangsteel's verified 7.99-8.00 g/cm³ range.

Q: What is the density of 316Ti in kg/m³?

A: The density of 316Ti is 8000 kg/m³ (8.00 g/cm³), used for volume-to-mass conversions in designs like 800 kg for 10m³ plate at 10mm thickness.

Q: How does 316Ti density compare to 316L?

A: Identical density 8.00 g/cm³ for 316Ti and 316L; both austenitic, with minor alloy variations <0.01 g/cm³.

Q: What factors affect the density of 316Ti?

A: Density of 316Ti is influenced by alloying (Mo/Cr raise it slightly from Fe's 7.87 g/cm³), but stable at 8.00 g/cm³ per ASTM A240/A240M.

Q: How is density used in 316Ti designs?

A: Density 8.00 g/cm³ is used in buoyancy (marine), transport costs (kg/ton), and structural calcs (stress = force/area, weight = volume x density).

Q: Where can I get verified density data for 316Ti?

A: Gangsteel provides verified density data (8.00 g/cm³) with EN 10204 3.1/3.2 certs for 316Ti stock; contact for PMI reports.