Aluminium tube 40x2 length 1000 mm
Aluminium tube Ø 40 × 2 mm. Price for 1 piece of 1000 mm. Unfinished surface.
Outside diameter:
| Ø 8 mm | Ø 10 mm | Ø 12 mm | Ø 13 mm |
| Ø 14 mm | Ø 15 mm | Ø 16 mm | Ø 18 mm |
| Ø 19 mm | Ø 20 mm | Ø 22 mm | Ø 25 mm |
| Ø 28 mm | Ø 30 mm | Ø 35 mm | Ø 40 mm |
| Ø 45 mm | Ø 48 mm | Ø 50 mm | Ø 60 mm |
| Ø 70 mm | Ø 80 mm | Ø 90 mm | Ø 100 mm |
| Ø 120 mm | Ø 180 mm | Ø 200 mm |
Wall thickness:
| 1 mm | 1,5 mm | 2 mm | 3 mm |
| 4 mm | 5 mm |
Length:
| 1000 mm | 1500 mm | 2000 mm | 3000 mm |
Aluminium tube Ø 40 × 2 mm — length 1000 mm
The offer includes one section 1000 mm long. The tube has a hollow circular cross-section: an outside diameter of 40 mm and a wall thickness of 2 mm. It is made of unfinished aluminium.
Technical specifications
| Material | Unfinished aluminium |
|---|---|
| Cross-section | Circular, hollow |
| Outside diameter D | 40 mm |
| Wall thickness t | 2 mm |
| Inside diameter — nominal calculation | 36 mm |
| Section length L | 1000 mm |
| Sales unit | piece — one cut length |
| Theoretical section mass | 0,645 kg |
The inside diameter is calculated as D − 2t. This is a nominal value that does not account for diameter and wall tolerances. The theoretical weight is calculated from the annular area π × t × (D − t), the length and an aluminium density of 2700 kg/m³. The actual weight depends on the alloy and manufacturing tolerances; the stated value is not a measured weight.
Drawing and dimensional symbols
Click the drawing to view it at full size.
D = 40 mm indicates the outside diameter, t = 2 mm the wall thickness, and L = 1000 mm the cut length. The left view shows the annular tube cross-section and the right view shows the side. Dimension D refers to the outer outline, not the bore. The drawing is illustrative; the table specifies the parameters of the particular offer.
Material and surface
Unfinished aluminium, without an additional decorative finish. The surface is not brushed, polished, anodised or painted. Marks from manufacturing, storage and transport may be present. The photorealistic illustration shows the material type and cross-section; the proportions and surface appearance may vary depending on the dimensions.
No specific alloy or temper is declared. If the aluminium grade or material condition is a condition of purchase, contact the shop and confirm the currently available material before ordering.
Applications and selection for machining
The tube can be used as semi-finished stock for making bushes, spacers, covers, brackets and mounting parts. Selecting the diameter, wall thickness and material for the loads is part of the finished component design. When cutting, turning, drilling or milling, allow for machining allowances, kerf width and support of the thin wall. Confirm fit requirements and suitability for welding or bending before purchasing, for the alloy and material condition currently available.
Purchasing and selecting variants
Buying one piece means one 1000 mm cut length. Buying several pieces means separate sections of the ordered length. Beside the price, select the outside diameter, then an available wall thickness and length. Subsequent sections show only existing variants compatible with the previous selection. Each offer has its own price and availability.
Preparation and cutting
For a different length, contact the shop and confirm cutting availability, cost and tolerance. Specify the diameter, wall thickness, length of each piece and quantity.

Preparing a tube for cutting with a horizontal bandsaw — illustrative view.
Delivery
The length of the packed material and the total order mass affect the available transport methods. You can check delivery methods and costs for the address and number of sections in the basket.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Is the stated diameter the outside or inside diameter?
In this offer, 40 mm is the outside diameter. With a wall thickness of 2 mm, the calculated nominal inside diameter is 36 mm. Confirm the required fit before purchasing.
Is this a tube or a solid bar?
This is a tube with a hollow circular cross-section. The wall thickness is stated separately from the outside diameter.
Will several pieces be supplied as one long item?
No. Each piece is a separate 1000 mm cut length. A different division requires prior agreement.
Is the aluminium brushed or anodised?
No. This is unfinished aluminium, without additional brushing, polishing, anodising or painting.
Can I order a specific aluminium grade?
Specify the required grade and material condition before purchasing. The shop will confirm current availability.
Can cutting to a different dimension be ordered?
Contact the shop, specifying the diameter, wall thickness, lengths and number of pieces. Agree on cutting availability, cost and tolerance before ordering.
NERON Piła — help with selection
Contact NERON, specifying the outside diameter, wall thickness, length and number of pieces, along with your material requirements.
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