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📌 This asphalt tonnage calculator is designed for quick estimation purposes only. Results are based on average density and assumptions, and may not reflect your local conditions or exact requirements. Always consult a contractor for precise tonnage calculations.
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To calculate asphalt tonnage: Multiply Length × Width × Thickness to get volume, then multiply by asphalt density (typically 2.4 tons per cubic meter) to get weight in tons.
The default asphalt density is 2,322 kg/m³ (metric) or 145 lb/ft³ (imperial), which equals approximately 2.4 tons per cubic meter. This may vary based on mix type and location.
For a standard 2-inch thick asphalt layer, you'll need approximately 0.0112 tons per square foot (or about 220 pounds). For a 3-inch layer, you'll need about 0.0168 tons per square foot.
Yes, this calculator is ideal for estimating asphalt tonnage needed for driveways, roads, parking lots, and other paving projects.
Our free asphalt tonnage calculator helps you accurately determine how many tons of asphalt you'll need for your next paving project. Whether you're planning a new driveway, parking lot, or road, this tool simplifies your prep work by calculating total asphalt tonnage based on dimensions or mix ratio.
Designed specifically to answer questions like "how to calculate asphalt tonnage" or "how many tons of asphalt do I need?", this calculator adapts to both metric and imperial units. Simply enter your project dimensions or mix ratio to get instant tonnage calculations.
Understanding asphalt tonnage is crucial for accurate project planning and budgeting. Our calculator helps contractors and DIY enthusiasts alike avoid ordering too much or too little material for their paving projects.
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