Torque Converter

• Newton Meter to Newton Centimeter1 N·m = 100 N·cm
• Newton Centimeter to Newton Meter1 N·cm = 0.01 N·m
• Newton Meter to Kilonewton Meter1 N·m = 0.001 kN·m
• Newton Meter to Pound Force Foot1 N·m = 0.737562 lbf·ft
• Newton Meter to Pound Force Inch1 N·m = 8.85075 lbf·in
• Newton Meter to Kilogram Force Meter1 N·m = 0.101972 kgf·m
• Newton Meter to Ounce Force Inch1 N·m = 141.612 ozf·in
• Newton Centimeter to Kilonewton Meter1 N·cm = 1e-5 kN·m
• Newton Centimeter to Pound Force Foot1 N·cm = 0.00737562 lbf·ft
• Newton Centimeter to Pound Force Inch1 N·cm = 0.0885075 lbf·in
• Newton Centimeter to Kilogram Force Meter1 N·cm = 0.00101972 kgf·m
• Newton Centimeter to Ounce Force Inch1 N·cm = 1.41612 ozf·in

All 17 torque units are converted through a single base unit, so any unit can be converted to any other. Enter a value, choose the units and press Convert, or open a conversion page for the exact factor and a reference table.

For example, 1 newton meter (N·m) = 100 newton centimeter (N·cm).

Newton Meter (N·m)

The newton-meter is the SI unit of torque: a force of one newton applied one meter from the pivot. Wheel-nut and engine-bolt torques are specified in N·m.

Newton Centimeter (N·cm)

A newton-centimeter is one hundredth of a newton-meter, used for small fasteners and precision instruments.

Kilonewton Meter (kN·m)

A kilonewton-meter is 1,000 newton-meters, used for large machinery and structural bending moments.

Kilogram Force Meter (kgf·m)

A kilogram-force meter is one kilogram-force applied one meter from the pivot, exactly 9.80665 newton-meters.

Ounce Force Inch (ozf·in)

An ounce-force inch is one sixteenth of a pound-force inch, about 7.06 millinewton-meters, used for tiny motors and screws.

Pound Force Foot (lbf·ft)

A pound-force foot (lb·ft) is one pound-force applied one foot from the pivot, about 1.356 newton-meters. Engine torque in the United States is quoted in lb·ft.

Pound Force Inch (lbf·in)

A pound-force inch is one twelfth of a pound-force foot, about 0.113 newton-meters, used for small fasteners.

• PressurePascals, bar, psi and more.
• ForceNewtons, pound-force, dynes and more.
• EnergyJoules, calories, kilowatt-hours and more.
• AccelerationMeters per second squared, g-force and more.
• DensityKilograms per cubic meter, g/cm³ and more.