Polyurethane Paint Volume to Weight Calculator

Calculate the estimated weight of polyurethane paint based on its volume and density. This calculator can be used for inventory management, shipping calculations, and material planning in construction and painting projects.

Input Parameters

Typical range for polyurethane paint: 1.1 - 1.3 kg/l

Calculation Results

Calculation Results

Enter volume and density, then click Calculate to see results.

Calculation Formula

Weight (kg) = Volume (liters) × Density (kg/l)

Where:
Weight (kg) - The estimated weight of the paint in kilograms
Volume (liters) - The volume of paint in liters
Density (kg/l) - The density of the paint in kilograms per liter

Polyurethane Paint Volume to Weight Calculator Calculator Usage Guide

Learn how to use the calculator and understand the principles behind paint volume to weight conversion

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Enter the volume of polyurethane paint in liters in the "Volume" field.
  2. Enter the density of the paint in kg/l in the "Density" field. If you're unsure, a typical value for polyurethane paint is 1.2 kg/l.
  3. Click the "Calculate" button to compute the estimated weight.
  4. The calculator will display the estimated weight in kilograms.

Understanding Density

Density is an important property of paint that indicates how much mass is contained in a given volume. For polyurethane paint, densities typically range from 1.1 to 1.3 kg/l, though this can vary depending on the specific formulation and additives.

Practical Applications

  • Inventory Management: Accurately track the weight of paint supplies for inventory purposes.
  • Shipping: Calculate shipping costs based on weight rather than just volume.
  • Material Planning: Estimate the amount of paint needed for a project based on weight requirements.
  • Safety: Properly handle and transport paint based on its weight.

Important Notes

This calculator provides an estimated weight based on the volume and density inputs. Actual weights may vary slightly due to factors such as:

  • Container weight (if calculating for a specific container)
  • Settling or air pockets in the paint
  • Temperature effects on density
For precise calculations in professional or commercial settings, consult the manufacturer's specifications for your specific polyurethane paint product.