Torque Converter: Convert Between Different Torque Units
Need to convert torque measurements? Our free online Torque Converter makes it easy to convert between newton-meters, pound-feet, and more. Whether you’re working in automotive, mechanical engineering, or industrial applications, our tool provides accurate conversions instantly.
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Why Use Our Torque Converter?
- 100% Free: No hidden costs or subscriptions
- Instant Results: Get your conversion in seconds
- Mobile-Friendly: Works perfectly on all devices
- Multiple Units: Support for all common torque units
- Scientific Precision: Based on standard conversion factors
- Easy to Use: Simple and intuitive interface
How to Use the Torque Converter
Select Your Input Unit
- Choose from N⋅m, lb⋅ft, etc.
- Enter your value
- View instant results
Get Multiple Conversions
- See all equivalent values
- Compare different units
- Copy results easily
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Understanding Torque Units
Common Torque Units
| Unit | Symbol | Description | Common Uses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Newton-meter | N⋅m | Base unit of torque | General engineering, physics |
| Pound-force foot | lb⋅ft | 1.355818 N⋅m | Automotive, US engineering |
| Pound-force inch | lb⋅in | 0.1129848 N⋅m | Small machinery, electronics |
| Kilogram-force meter | kgf⋅m | 9.80665 N⋅m | Asian engineering standards |
| Kilogram-force centimeter | kgf⋅cm | 0.0980665 N⋅m | Small machinery, tools |
| Dyne centimeter | dyn⋅cm | 1e-7 N⋅m | Scientific research |
| Ounce-force inch | ozf⋅in | 0.007061552 N⋅m | Precision instruments |
Common Torque Examples
| Application | Torque (N⋅m) | Torque (lb⋅ft) |
|---|---|---|
| Bicycle pedal | 35-40 | 25.8-29.5 |
| Car wheel lug nut | 90-120 | 66.4-88.5 |
| Engine head bolt | 20-30 | 14.8-22.1 |
| Bicycle bottom bracket | 40-50 | 29.5-36.9 |
| Motorcycle spark plug | 10-15 | 7.4-11.1 |
| Bicycle stem bolt | 5-7 | 3.7-5.2 |
| Engine oil drain plug | 25-35 | 18.4-25.8 |
| Bicycle seat post | 6-8 | 4.4-5.9 |
| Car spark plug | 20-25 | 14.8-18.4 |
| Bicycle handlebar clamp | 5-6 | 3.7-4.4 |
Use Cases for Torque Conversion
Automotive
- Engine maintenance
- Wheel installation
- Suspension work
- Brake system service
Mechanical Engineering
- Machine design
- Equipment maintenance
- Tool calibration
- Quality control
Industrial Applications
- Assembly line operations
- Equipment installation
- Maintenance procedures
- Safety compliance
DIY Projects
- Home repairs
- Bicycle maintenance
- Small engine work
- Tool selection
Tips for Accurate Torque Conversion
Know Your Units
- Understand the base units
- Check conversion factors
- Verify calculations
- Use appropriate precision
Consider Context
- Application requirements
- Measurement accuracy
- Safety standards
- Industry specifications
Use Proper Tools
- Reliable converter
- Standard references
- Torque wrenches
- Calibration tools
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the torque converter?
Our torque converter uses standard conversion factors and provides precise results for all common torque units.
Can I convert between any torque units?
Yes! Our converter supports all common torque units including N⋅m, lb⋅ft, and more.
Is the torque converter free to use?
Absolutely! Our torque converter is completely free to use, with no hidden costs or subscriptions required.
Does it work on mobile devices?
Yes, our torque converter is fully responsive and works perfectly on all devices, including smartphones and tablets.
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