Will this coil fit? Coil equipment match

fits = coil_weight <= equipment_capacity AND coil_width <= max_width AND coil_OD <= max_OD AND min_ID <= coil_ID <= max_ID

Derived by Warehouse Machines from Steel Coil Calculator (Worthington Steel): no single source states this formula, so treat the result as an estimate.

Derived by Warehouse Machines: a comparison of the coil (weight from coil:coil-weight-from-od-id) with the limits the user enters from the equipment's own spec sheet. Worthington: coil estimates are for reference only. Straightener and feed capacity also depends on thickness and material strength and is not checked here.

Worked example: Our arithmetic with example limits: a 15,251 lb coil (48 in OD, 20 in ID, 36 in wide) does not fit a reel rated 10,000 lb, 30 in wide; it fits weight and width on a 20,000 lb, 42 in reel with 60 in max OD and a 16-21 in ID range.

weight_lb = (π × (OD/2)² − π × (ID/2)²) × width × 0.2833

Carbon steel only at 0.2833 lb/in³; other metals swap the density (see coil-density-table). Assumes tightly wound coil with no air gaps, so real weight is slightly lower. Worthington: estimates are for reference only. Worthington's input ranges: thickness 0.005-0.650 in, weight 100-80,000 lb.

Worked example: Our check with Worthington's code: OD 48, ID 20, width 36 in -> 15,251 lb.