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Torque Converter

Convert rotational force units instantly. Essential for mechanics, engineers, and DIY enthusiasts.

Common Conversions

Nm → lb-ftlb-ft → Nmkg-m → Nmlb-in → lb-ft
Jar Lid
5 Nm
3.7 lb-ft
Car Lug Nut
110 Nm
81 lb-ft
V8 Engine
550 Nm
405 lb-ft
Semi Truck
2,500 Nm
1,850 lb-ft

Popular Torque Conversions

Nm to lb-ft
1 Nm ≈ 0.737 lb-ft
lb-ft to Nm
1 lb-ft ≈ 1.356 Nm
kg-m to Nm
1 kg-m ≈ 9.807 Nm
Nm to kg-m
1 Nm ≈ 0.102 kg-m
lb-in to lb-ft
12 lb-in = 1 lb-ft
lb-ft to lb-in
1 lb-ft = 12 lb-in
Nm to lb-in
1 Nm ≈ 8.85 lb-in
kg-cm to Nm
1 kg-cm ≈ 0.098 Nm
oz-in to Nm
1 oz-in ≈ 0.007 Nm

Torque Facts

Torque is the rotational equivalent of linear force.

1 Newton-meter is the force of 1 Newton applied to a 1-meter long lever.

Car engines use torque to accelerate; horsepower determines top speed.

Lug nuts on a standard car typically require 100-120 Nm of torque.

Archimedes famously said, 'Give me a lever long enough... and I shall move the world.'

Electric motors produce maximum torque instantly from zero RPM.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many lb-ft is 100 Nm?

100 Nm is approximately 73.76 lb-ft. This is a common spec for wheel lugs.

What is torque vs horsepower?

Torque is the turning force (grunt), while horsepower is the rate at which work is done (speed).

Is kg-m the same as Nm?

No. 1 kg-m is roughly 9.81 Nm. kg-m is common in older European engine specs.