Standard weight plates with 30 mm holes

These standard weight plates have a 30 mm centre hole and are intended for barbells and dumbbell bars with compatible 30 mm loading sections. Choose iron or rubber-coated plates in different weights to expand your home strength training set.

0.5 kg Iron 30 mm Plate Set

2,75

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1.25 kg Iron 30 mm Plate Set

6,88

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Newton Fitness 30 mm Rubber Plate Set 1.25 kg

10,-

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2.5 kg Iron 30 mm Plate Set

13,75

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Newton Fitness 30 mm Rubber Plate Set 2.5 kg

20,-

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5 kg Iron 30 mm Plate Set

27,50

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Newton Fitness 30 mm Rubber Plate Set 5 kg

40,-

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10 kg Iron 30 mm Plate Set

55,-

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Newton Fitness 30 mm Rubber Plate Set 10 kg

80,-

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15 kg Iron 30 mm Plate Set

82,50

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20 kg Iron 30 mm Plate Set

110,-

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Newton Fitness 30 mm Rubber Plate Set 15 kg

120,-

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Newton Fitness 30 mm Rubber Plate Set 20 kg

160,-

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What are standard weight plates?

The standard plates in this category have a 30 mm hole. Slide them onto the loading section of a compatible barbell or dumbbell bar and secure them with suitable collars. They offer a versatile option for home training. The term standard can refer to other diameters elsewhere, so always check the actual measurements.

Will these plates fit my bar?

These plates are intended for compatible 30 mm loading sections. Measure the part of the bar that holds the weights, not the grip section. Check the manufacturer’s compatibility information and make sure the collars suit the bar’s diameter and closure system.

What is the difference between 30 and 50 mm plates?

These standard plates have 30 mm holes. Olympic weight plates have a 50 mm hole diameter and are used with compatible 50 mm barbell sleeves. A 30 mm plate will not fit a 50 mm sleeve. Do not use a 50 mm plate loose on a 30 mm bar, as the opening is too large. For a compatible Olympic bar, explore our Olympic weight plates with 50 mm holes.

Iron or rubber-coated plates?

Iron plates are often compact and useful when loading space is limited. Rubber-coated plates have an outer layer that reduces direct metal contact with the floor and may reduce noise when set down carefully. Compare actual plate thickness and construction. Neither type should be assumed suitable for dropping; follow the product’s intended use.

Which weights do you need?

Lighter plates let you increase the load in small steps, while heavier plates help you build up the total weight with fewer plates. A useful set combines small increments with larger weights. Load a barbell evenly on both sides and check that the plates fit within the available loading length.

Exercises with 30 mm weight plates

With a compatible barbell with 30 mm loading sections, you can perform exercises such as presses, squats, deadlifts, rows and curls where the bar and setup permit. A compatible dumbbell bar lets you assemble adjustable dumbbells. Exercise suitability also depends on the bar’s design, load rating and any supporting equipment.

Check maximum loads

Check the load limits of the bar, dumbbell handles, bench and rack separately. The loaded bar’s total weight includes the bar and all plates. A bench’s total load rating may also include the user’s bodyweight; follow the manufacturer’s definition. Stay within every applicable limit and check the collars before each set.

Storing weight plates

Keep loose plates out of walkways and avoid leaning them where they could fall. A suitable weight plate storage rack keeps your space organised. Check that its storage pegs accept plates with 30 mm holes and that the rack’s capacity suits your collection.