Torque Converter

Easily convert between different units of torque with our online Torque Converter. This tool allows you to convert between various units, including Newton-meters (Nm), Foot-pounds (ft-lb), Inch-pounds (in-lb), and more. Whether you're working on engineering, mechanics, or physics projects, our Torque Converter can help you quickly and accurately convert between different units.

 

With our Torque Converter, you can:

 

- Convert between different units of torque quickly and easily, saving you time and effort

- Input a value in one unit and get the equivalent value in another unit, making it easy to work with different units

- Use the converter for various applications, such as engineering, mechanics, and physics, where accurate torque conversions are crucial

- Get precise results, ensuring that your calculations are accurate and reliable

- Work with a wide range of units, including Newton-meters, Foot-pounds, Inch-pounds, and more

 

Supported units:

 

- Newton-meters (Nm)

- Foot-pounds (ft-lb)

- Inch-pounds (in-lb)

- Kilogram-force meters (kgf-m)

- Pound-force feet (lbf-ft)

- Dyne-centimeters (dyn-cm)

 

Benefits:

 

- Improved accuracy and precision in your calculations

- Increased productivity and efficiency

- Easy to use and understand, with a simple and intuitive interface

- Fast and reliable conversions, saving you time and effort

- Ability to work with a wide range of units and applications

 

Common conversions:

 

- Newton-meters to Foot-pounds: 1 Nm = 0.7376 ft-lb

- Foot-pounds to Inch-pounds: 1 ft-lb = 12 in-lb

- Newton-meters to Kilogram-force meters: 1 Nm = 0.10197 kgf-m

 

Formulas:

 

- Torque = Force x Distance

- 1 Newton-meter = 1 Joule

 

Applications:

 

- Engineering: Calculate torque in mechanical systems and machines

- Mechanics: Convert between different units of torque for vehicle maintenance and repair

- Physics: Use torque conversions in physics problems and experiments

 

Try our Torque Converter today and experience the convenience of converting between different units of torque!

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