What is the density of Concrete?

Natural · Density

Density of Concrete

The density of Concrete is approximately 2400 kg/m³. Mass per unit volume — sets inertia and gravitational loads in a model.

Density of Concrete

2400 kg/m³

Ranked #29 of 53 materials by density

Compared to nearby materials

Aluminum 6061	2700 kg/m³
Granite	2700 kg/m³
Soda-Lime Glass	2520 kg/m³
Concrete	2400 kg/m³
Silicon	2329 kg/m³
Graphite	2260 kg/m³
Borosilicate Glass	2230 kg/m³

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