Mechanical unit converter

Torque Unit Converter

Convert torque units for fasteners, shafts, engines, motors, mechanisms, and mechanical engineering calculations.

Live torque conversion

Convert torque units

Enter a value, choose the starting unit, and select a target unit. The full torque conversion table updates automatically.

8 units

Converted value

All units

Torque conversion table

Compare the entered value across SI, imperial, gravity-based, and small-scale torque units.

Common conversions

Useful torque conversion factors

ConversionFactorTypical use
N m to lb ftlb ft = N m x 0.737562149Fasteners and engines
lb ft to N mN m = lb ft x 1.35581795Imperial to SI torque
N m to lb inlb in = N m x 8.85074579Small fastener torque
lb in to N mN m = lb in x 0.112984829Tool settings
kgf m to N mN m = kgf m x 9.80665Legacy torque data
oz in to N mN m = oz in x 0.00706155Small mechanisms

How it works

Torque conversion method

1. Convert to base units

N m = input value x input unit factor

Every supported torque unit is stored as a factor relative to newton meters.

2. Convert to target units

target value = base value / target unit factor

The selected result and table values are calculated from the same base value.

3. Check precision

rounding depends on scale

Very small and very large values use compact scientific notation to stay readable.

FAQ

Torque converter questions

How do you convert N m to lb ft?

Multiply newton meters by 0.737562149 to convert to pound-feet.

How do you convert lb ft to N m?

Multiply pound-feet by 1.355817948 to convert to newton meters.

Is torque the same as force?

No. Torque is a turning moment equal to force multiplied by perpendicular distance from the rotation axis.

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