Conversor de Torque

Perguntas frequentes

Quick answers.

›What is the difference between lb-ft and lbf-ft?

They refer to the same unit of torque: pound-force feet. While lbf-ft is the technically correct notation, lb-ft is the standard shorthand used in automotive and tool catalogues.

›How do I convert Newton-metres to pound-feet?

To find the imperial equivalent, multiply the N·m value by 0.73756. 1 N·m is equal to approximately 0.74 lb-ft.

›Which units are supported?

The converter supports Newton-metres (N·m), Newton-centimetres (N·cm), pound-feet (lb-ft), pound-inches (lb-in), ounce-inches (oz-in), and kilogram-force metres (kgf·m).

›Is this tool suitable for engine specifications?

Yes. The precision is high enough for engine output ratings and mechanical fastening torques. However, always verify critical values against your manufacturer's service manual.