Torque Conversion factors
Converting torque values between different units is often necessary when dealing with torque measurements to ensure consistency and precision. Torque, a fundamental concept in physics and engineering, represents the rotational force or the turning effect exerted by a force. It holds significant importance across various fields, including automotive, mechanical engineering, and industrial machinery.
Torque can be quantified using various measurement systems, and it’s essential to convert between these units accurately to maintain compatibility and precision in torque measurements.
To perform accurate torque conversions, users need to understand the specific conversion factors associated with each unit.
Here are the conversion factors for commonly encountered torque units:
| Metric | |
| newton centimeter dyne meter dyne centimeter kilogram-force meter kilogram-force centimeter gram-force meter gram-force centimeter | 100 100000 1 *10+07 0.1019716 10.19716 101.9716 10197.16 |
| seconds to years | |
| long ton-force foot short ton-force foot pound-force foot pound-force inch ounce-force inch | 0.0003292688 0.0003687811 0.7375622 8.850746 141.6119 |
Accurate application of these torque conversion factors ensures precise torque conversions across different unit systems. Additionally, our calculator can be used to simplify the process of converting torque from one unit to another.
