Free Engineering Utility

Nonwoven Roll Weight & Material Calculator

Designed for sourcing engineers and wipe converters. Real-time calculation of net fabric roll weight, roll diameter, 40HQ container payload, and production sheet yields.

Roll Parameters Auto Live Update
Quick Industry Presets:
g/m²
m (meters)
m (meters)
mm
Core Engineering Formula:
Weight (kg) = [ GSM (g/m²) × Width (m) × Length (m) ] ÷ 1,000
* * Results represent theoretical fabric net weight excluding paper core (~0.8-1.5 kg/m) and PE outer wrap.
Theoretical Net Fabric Weight
120.00
264.55 lbs
Total Surface Area
2,400 m²
Linear Yardage
1,640 yd
Est. Outer Diameter
~62.4 cm (24.6 in)
40HQ Container Payload
~216 rolls
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Converting & Batch Requirements Live Calculation
Finished Goods Presets:
sheets
cm
cm
g/m²
%
Material Requirement Logic:
Single Weight (g) = [ Length (cm) × Width (cm) ÷ 10,000 ] × GSM
Gross Material (kg) = [ Weight per Sheet × Quantity ÷ 1,000 ] × (1 + Scrap %)
Gross Material Required (with Scrap)
185.4
408.7 lbs (0.19 吨)
Single Sheet Weight
1.80 g
Net Material Weight
180.0 kg net
Total Fabric Area
3,600 m²
Est. Master Rolls
~2 rolls
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Basis Weight (GSM ↔ oz/yd²)

1 oz/yd² = 33.906 g/m² (GSM)

g/m² (GSM)
oz/yd²

Length (Meters ↔ Yards)

1 meter = 1.09361 yards

m (meters)
yd (yards)

Weight (Kilograms ↔ Pounds)

1 kilogram = 2.20462 pounds (lbs)

kg (kg)
lbs (lbs)

Surface Area (m² ↔ sq yd)

1 m² = 1.19599 square yards

m²
sq yd

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