Moment of Force Converter - Convert Torque Units: N⋅m, lb⋅ft, kg⋅m & More

Result:

1 N⋅m = 0.73756215 lb⋅ft

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How Moment of Force Conversion Works

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Input Torque

Enter moment value

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Apply conversion formula

τ₂ = τ₁ × (f₁/f₂)
Torque conversion formula

Moment of Force Formulas

Basic Formula

τ = F × r

Where: τ = torque, F = force, r = distance

Example: F = 10 N, r = 0.5 m
τ = 10 × 0.5 = 5 N⋅m

Angular Formula

τ = I × α

Where: I = moment of inertia, α = angular acceleration

Example: I = 2 kg⋅m², α = 3 rad/s²
τ = 2 × 3 = 6 N⋅m

Power Formula

P = τ × ω

Where: P = power, ω = angular velocity

Example: τ = 5 N⋅m, ω = 10 rad/s
P = 5 × 10 = 50 W

Cross Product

τ = r × F

Vector cross product for 3D calculations

|τ| = |r| × |F| × sin(θ)
Where θ is angle between vectors

Moment of Force Conversion Table

N⋅mlb⋅ftkg⋅mdyne⋅cmlb⋅inkN⋅m
0.10.07380.010210000000.890.0001
0.50.36880.051050000004.430.0005
10.73760.1020100000008.850.0010
21.47510.20392000000017.700.0020
53.68780.50995000000044.250.0050
107.37561.019710000000088.510.0100
2014.75122.0394200000000177.010.0200
5036.87815.0986500000000442.540.0500
10073.756210.19721000000000885.070.1000
200147.512420.394320000000001770.150.2000
500368.781150.985850000000004425.370.5000
1000737.5621101.9716100000000008850.751.0000
20001475.1243203.94322000000000017701.492.0000
50003687.8107509.85815000000000044253.735.0000
100007375.62151019.716210000000000088507.4610.0000

Torque Units Progression Chart

0.1 N⋅m

lb⋅ft:0.074
kg⋅m:0.0102

1 N⋅m

lb⋅ft:0.738
kg⋅m:0.1020

5 N⋅m

lb⋅ft:3.688
kg⋅m:0.5100

10 N⋅m

lb⋅ft:7.376
kg⋅m:1.0200

50 N⋅m

lb⋅ft:36.880
kg⋅m:5.1000

100 N⋅m

lb⋅ft:73.760
kg⋅m:10.2000

Practice Problems

Problem 1:

Convert 25 N⋅m to lb⋅ft

Solution: 25 ÷ 1.3558 = 18.44 lb⋅ft

Problem 2:

Convert 15 lb⋅ft to N⋅m

Solution: 15 × 1.3558 = 20.34 N⋅m

Problem 3:

Convert 5 kg⋅m to N⋅m

Solution: 5 × 9.80665 = 49.03 N⋅m

Problem 4:

Convert 100 lb⋅in to N⋅m

Solution: 100 × 0.1130 = 11.30 N⋅m

Problem 5:

Convert 2 kN⋅m to lb⋅ft

Solution: (2 × 1000) ÷ 1.3558 = 1475.1 lb⋅ft

Daily Uses of Moment of Force

Car wheel lug nuts require specific torque specifications

Electric motors generate torque to rotate mechanical systems

Door handles apply torque to open and close doors

Bicycle pedals convert leg force into rotational motion

Screwdrivers apply torque to tighten or loosen screws

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Quick Reference

📏1 meter
3.28 feet
⚖️1 kilogram
2.2 pounds
🌡️0°C
32°F
🥤1 liter
0.26 gallon