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610UB125 Universal Beam

AS/NZS 3679.1Grade 300

The 610UB125 is a universal beam to AS/NZS 3679.1. It is 612 mm deep with a 229 mm wide flange, has a mass of 125.0 kg/m and a gross area of 15961 mm². Its major-axis second moment of area is Ix = 988 × 10⁶ mm⁴ and in Grade 300 (fy = 280 MPa) its section moment capacity is φMsx = 928.0 kNm. Download its free DXF drawing (a true-scale CAD outline) below, or print the dimensioned drawing sheet.

Also written as: 610 UB 125

DXF (AutoCAD R12)SVG drawingJSON data
610UB125 Universal Beam cross-section drawingxxyyd = 612bf = 229tf = 19.6tw = 11.9r1 = 14NOTES1. ALL DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETRES. TRUE SCALE 1:10 WHEN PRINTED ON A4.2. x-x, y-y: CENTROIDAL (PRINCIPAL) AXES.3. VERIFY AGAINST MANUFACTURER DATA BEFORE USE.STEELINFOSTEELINFO.AUTITLE610UB125 UNIVERSAL BEAMSTANDARDAS/NZS 3679.1GRADE300SCALE @ A41:10UNITSmmDATE2026-10-08

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Dimensions

610UB125 dimensions
SymbolPropertyValueUnit
dDepth of section612mm
bfFlange width229mm
tfFlange thickness19.6mm
twWeb thickness11.9mm
r1Root radius14.0mm
d1Clear web depth (d − 2tf)572.8mm

Section properties

610UB125 section properties
SymbolPropertyValueUnit
mMass per metre (nominal)125.0kg/m
AgGross cross-section area15961mm²
IxSecond moment of area about x-axis98810⁶ mm⁴
ZxElastic section modulus, x-axis322810³ mm³
SxPlastic section modulus, x-axis368310³ mm³
rxRadius of gyration, x-axis248.8mm
IySecond moment of area about y-axis39.310⁶ mm⁴
ZyElastic section modulus, y-axis34310³ mm³
SyPlastic section modulus, y-axis53610³ mm³
ryRadius of gyration, y-axis49.6mm
JTorsion constant156110³ mm⁴
IwWarping constant345010⁹ mm⁶
AsExternal surface area per metre2.092m²/m
As/tExternal surface area per tonne16.7m²/t

Axes: x-x is the major axis and y-y the minor axis, both through the centroid.

Mass 750.0 kg · surface area 12.55 m²

Design capacities to AS 4100

AS 4100 design capacities – Grade 300
SymbolPropertyValueUnit
Steel grade300 (AS/NZS 3679.1)
fyYield stress used280MPa
fuTensile strength440MPa
kfForm factor (Cl. 6.2.2)0.950
Section class, x-axis (Cl. 5.2)Compact
ZexEffective section modulus, x-axis368310³ mm³
φMsxSection moment capacity, x-axis928.0kNm
Section class, y-axisCompact
ZeyEffective section modulus, y-axis51510³ mm³
φMsySection moment capacity, y-axis129.8kNm
φNsSection compression capacity (Cl. 6.2.1)3822kN
φNtTension capacity, gross section (Cl. 7.2, kt=1, An=Ag)4022kN
φVvShear capacity (Cl. 5.11)1101kN
αbCompression member section constant (Table 6.3.3)0
Member capacity vs effective length (αm = 1.0)
Le (m)φMbx (kNm)φNcx (kN)φNcy (kN)
0.592838223822
192838223729
1.591138223589
287338223433
2.582838223253
377838223039
3.572738092791
467537832517
557737291969
649336751516
742336191181
83673560938
93223499760
102863435628
122323293447

φMbx: AS 4100 Cl. 5.6.1.1 with αm = 1.0; Le = ktklkrL. φNc: Cl. 6.3.3, pin-ended effective length Le = keL, concentric load.

1002412880233026012477401165120082600024681012Effective length Le (m)
φMbx (kNm)φNcx (kN)φNcy (kN) Left axis kNm, right axis kN.
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Instant check only. Effective lengths and moment modification factors must be determined by the designer in accordance with AS 4100 Cl. 4.6, 5.6.3 and 6.3.2. Not a substitute for a qualified engineer: see the disclaimer.

Alternatives with similar bending capacity

Sections from other families with a plastic modulus Sx within −8% / +25% of the 610UB125, lightest first.

SectionTypeMass (kg/m)Sx (10³ mm³)Ix (10⁶ mm⁴)
700WB115Welded Beam115.037931154
800WB122Welded Beam122.045481570
700WB130Welded Beam130.044891396

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Relevant Australian Standards

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Properties are calculated from nominal dimensions, including root and toe radii, as described in notation & method. Mass is the nominal catalogue mass; the calculated mass at 7850 kg/m³ is 125.30 kg/m. Verify against current manufacturer literature before use in design. Spotted an error? Report it.