Force, pressure, and torque converters
Force, Pressure & Torque Converters
Free online calculators to convert force, pressure, torque and mechanical units quickly and accurately.
⚡ Force Converters
Force Converter
Convert different force units.
Lbs to Newtons Converter
Convert pound-force to Newtons.
🔩 Torque Converters
Torque Converter
Convert different torque units.
Inch-lbs to Nm Converter
Convert inch-pounds to Newton-meters.
Inch-Pounds to Foot-Pounds
Convert in-lbs into ft-lbs.
Nm to ft-lbs Converter
Convert Newton-meters to foot-pounds.
Nm to in-lbs Converter
Convert Newton-meters to inch-pounds.
Newton Meter Calculator
Calculate torque using force, distance and angle.
Torque to HP Calculator
Calculate horsepower using torque and RPM.
🌡️ Pressure Converters
Pressure Converter
Convert all popular pressure units.
Torr to atm Converter
Convert Torr pressure into atmospheres.
PSI to GPM Calculator
Estimate liquid flow rate using pressure, Cv and specific gravity.
Force, Pressure and Torque Conversion Tools
Use our free online Force, Pressure and Torque converters to convert engineering and mechanical measurement units. These calculators are useful for students, engineers, mechanics and professionals.
What is Force?
Force is an interaction that changes or tends to change the motion of an object. Newton (N) is the SI unit of force. Other units include pound-force, kilogram-force and dyne.
What is Torque?
Torque measures the rotational effect of force around an axis. Common units include Newton-meter (Nm), foot-pound (ft-lb) and inch-pound (in-lb).
What is Pressure?
Pressure is force applied per unit area. Pascal (Pa) is its SI unit. Other common units include PSI, bar, atmosphere and Torr.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Newtons are in one pound-force?
One pound-force equals approximately 4.44822 Newtons.
How many Nm are in one ft-lb?
One foot-pound equals approximately 1.35582 Newton-meters.
How many PSI are in one bar?
One bar equals approximately 14.5038 PSI.
How do I calculate horsepower from torque?
Multiply torque in ft-lbs by engine RPM and divide by 5252 to calculate mechanical horsepower.
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