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Torque Converter

Newton-metres, foot-pounds, inch-pounds and kgf·m — torque and moment of force.

1 newton meter = 0.737562149277 pound-feet

Show this value in every torque unit
UnitValue
Newton meters N⋅m1
Kilonewton meters kN⋅m0.001
Millinewton meters mN⋅m1,000
Newton centimeters N⋅cm100
Newton millimeters N⋅mm1,000
Pound-feet lbf⋅ft0.73756215
Pound-inches lbf⋅in8.8507458
Ounce-inches ozf⋅in141.61193
Kilogram-force meters kgf⋅m0.10197162
Kilogram-force centimeters kgf⋅cm10.197162
Kip-feet kip⋅ft0.00073756215
Dyne centimeters dyn⋅cm10,000,000

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About torque units

Torque (moment of force) is force multiplied by its perpendicular distance from a pivot. It shares dimensions with energy, but the two are different quantities, so this converter never mixes them. Bolt-tightening specs are given in N·m or lbf·ft; small fasteners in lbf·in.

Torque unit reference

All torque units, expressed in newton meters
UnitSymbolValue in N⋅mSystem
Newton meterN⋅m1 N⋅mSI
Kilonewton meterkN⋅m1,000 N⋅mSI
Millinewton metermN⋅m0.001 N⋅mSI
Newton centimeterN⋅cm0.01 N⋅mSI
Newton millimeterN⋅mm0.001 N⋅mSI
Pound-force footlbf⋅ft1.3558179 N⋅mUS customary
Pound-force inchlbf⋅in0.11298483 N⋅mUS customary
Ounce-force inchozf⋅in0.0070615518 N⋅mUS customary
Kilogram-force meterkgf⋅m9.80665 N⋅mOther
Kilogram-force centimeterkgf⋅cm0.0980665 N⋅mOther
Kip footkip⋅ft1,355.8179 N⋅mUS customary
Dyne centimeterdyn⋅cm1×10⁻⁷ N⋅mCGS

Frequently asked questions

What is the SI unit of torque?

This converter uses the newton meter (N⋅m) as its reference unit; every other unit is defined relative to it.

How many torque units can I convert?

12 units are supported here, across SI, US customary, Other, CGS systems. Every pair can be converted in both directions.

Does this torque converter work offline?

Yes. Once the page has loaded, every calculation runs locally in your browser — nothing is sent to a server.

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