Torque Converter

Popular Torque Conversions

• newton-meter to pound-foot
• pound-foot to newton-meter
• pound-inch to newton-meter
• kilogram-meter to newton-meter

Complete List of Torque Units

All available torque units for conversion:

• newton-meter [N⋅m]
• 1 pound-foot [lb⋅ft] = 1.3558179 newton-meter [N⋅m]
  pound-foot to newton-meter, newton-meter to pound-foot
• 1 newton-meter [N⋅m] = 8.8507458 pound-inch [lb⋅in]
  pound-inch to newton-meter, newton-meter to pound-inch
• 1 kilogram-meter [kg⋅m] = 9.80665 newton-meter [N⋅m]
  kilogram-meter to newton-meter, newton-meter to kilogram-meter
• 1 newton-meter [N⋅m] = 10000000 dyne-centimeter [dyn⋅cm]
  dyne-centimeter to newton-meter, newton-meter to dyne-centimeter
• 1 kilonewton-meter [kN⋅m] = 1000 newton-meter [N⋅m]
  kilonewton-meter to newton-meter, newton-meter to kilonewton-meter
• 1 meganewton-meter [MN⋅m] = 1000000 newton-meter [N⋅m]
  meganewton-meter to newton-meter, newton-meter to meganewton-meter
• 1 newton-meter [N⋅m] = 1000 millinewton-meter [mN⋅m]
  millinewton-meter to newton-meter, newton-meter to millinewton-meter
• 1 newton-meter [N⋅m] = 1000000 micronewton-meter [μN⋅m]
  micronewton-meter to newton-meter, newton-meter to micronewton-meter
• 1 newton-meter [N⋅m] = 11800.994 ounce-foot [oz⋅ft]
  ounce-foot to newton-meter, newton-meter to ounce-foot
• 1 newton-meter [N⋅m] = 14161.193 ounce-inch [oz⋅in]
  ounce-inch to newton-meter, newton-meter to ounce-inch
• 1 newton-meter [N⋅m] = 101971.62 gram-centimeter [g⋅cm]
  gram-centimeter to newton-meter, newton-meter to gram-centimeter
• 1 newton-meter [N⋅m] = 10.197162 kilogram-centimeter [kg⋅cm]
  kilogram-centimeter to newton-meter, newton-meter to kilogram-centimeter
• 1 foot-pound [ft⋅lb] = 1.3558179 newton-meter [N⋅m]
  foot-pound to newton-meter, newton-meter to foot-pound
• 1 newton-meter [N⋅m] = 8.8507458 inch-pound [in⋅lb]
  inch-pound to newton-meter, newton-meter to inch-pound

Torque and Rotational Force

Torque conversion is vital for mechanical engineering, automotive applications, and rotational machinery. Measures rotational force effectiveness.

Torque Fundamentals

Torque = force × distance from rotation axis. SI unit: Newton-meter (N⋅m). Imperial: pound-foot (lb⋅ft), pound-inch (lb⋅in).

Automotive Applications

Engine torque affects acceleration. Wheel lug nuts require specific torque. Transmission and differential calculations use torque values.

Mechanical Advantage

Gears, levers, and pulleys multiply torque. Higher torque at lower speed, or vice versa. Power = torque × angular velocity.

Common Applications

Automotive repair, mechanical engineering, robotics, manufacturing equipment, and tool calibration.

Conversion Tips

1 N⋅m ≈ 0.74 lb⋅ft. Car engines: 100-500+ N⋅m. Wheel lugs: 80-120 N⋅m typical. Always follow manufacturer specifications.