Convert between different torque units instantly. Accurate calculations for engineers, mechanics, and professionals.
Use this fast and reliable Torque Converter to easily convert between newton-meters (Nm), pound-feet (lb-ft), kilogram-meters (kg-m), and other common torque units. Whether you're working in mechanical engineering, automotive diagnostics, or physics, this tool provides accurate results instantly.
The SI unit for torque, commonly used in physics and engineering applications worldwide.
The imperial unit for torque, frequently used in automotive specifications in the US.
A metric unit where 1 kg-m is the torque resulting from 1 kilogram-force acting perpendicularly.
Commonly used for smaller torque applications like electronics and small motors.
Another imperial unit, often used for precision torque applications.
A CGS unit of torque, mainly used in scientific contexts.
100 Nm = 73.756 lb-ft
1 kg-m = 9.80665 Nm
50 lb-ft = 67.79 Nm
120 lb-in = 13.56 Nm
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Torque specifications change units between manuals: a car maker quotes newton-meters, an older workshop guide uses pound-feet, and machinery specs may use kilogram-meters. This converter switches between torque units — newton-meters, pound-feet, kilogram-meters and more — so you can set a torque wrench correctly instead of estimating. Getting torque right matters: too little and a fastener works loose; too much and you strip threads or warp the part the bolt is holding down.
Mechanics use it when a manual and a wrench disagree on units, engineers when specifications arrive from international suppliers, and DIYers servicing bikes, cars and machinery at home. Free on any device, with no sign-up.
Newton-meters, pound-feet, kilogram-meters and more.
Metric manufacturers specify newton-meters, while US and older guides often use pound-feet. Converting exactly matters because under- and over-tightening both cause failures.
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