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MPa to PSI Converter

Convert megapascals to psi, bar, kPa, kgf/cm² and atm for hydraulics, pipe pressure ratings and material strength (MPa = N/mm²). Conversion runs in your browser; factors are from NIST SP 811.

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    MPa to psi conversion chart

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    MPa to psi conversion chart
    MPapsibar
    0.114.503773771.0
    0.229.007547552.0
    0.572.518868875.0
    0.7101.526416417.0
    1145.0377377310.0
    1.6232.0603803716.0
    2290.0754754620.0
    2.5362.5943443325.0
    4580.1509509240.0
    6.3913.737747763.0
    101450.3773773100.0
    162320.60380368160.0
    202900.7547546200.0
    213045.79249233210.0
    253625.94344326250.0
    31.54568.6887385315.0
    355076.32082056350.0
    405801.50950921400.0
    507251.88688651500.0
    7010152.64164111700.0
    10014503.773773021000.0
    14020305.283282231400.0
    20029007.547546042000.0
    25036259.434432552500.0
    30043511.321319063000.0
    40058015.095092084000.0
    50072518.86886515000.0

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    Formula and method

    psi = MPa × 145.03773773 MPa = psi × 0.006894757 Multiply by the source unit’s SI factor to get Pa, then divide by the target unit’s SI factor.

    Worked example

    10 MPa × 145.03773773 = 1,450.377377 psi.

    Assumptions and limits

    • 1 MPa = 10 bar = 1 N/mm² exactly; the chart includes common PN and hydraulic pressure steps.
    • Results show up to 6 decimals; Copy and CSV keep more digits.

    Frequently asked questions

    How many psi are in 1 MPa?

    1 MPa = 145.03773773 psi. The factor follows from the SI definitions: 1 psi = 1 lbf/in² = 4.4482216152605 N ÷ (0.0254 m)²; 1 bar = 100,000 Pa.

    How do I convert psi back to MPa?

    Multiply by 0.006894757 (or divide by 145.03773773), or simply switch “From unit” to psi. For example 10 psi = 0.068948 MPa.

    How do MPa and ksi relate for material strength?

    1 ksi = 1,000 psi ≈ 6.894757 MPa and 1 MPa ≈ 0.145038 ksi. Metric datasheets give yield and tensile strength in MPa (equal to N/mm²), US ones in ksi; divide the psi result here by 1,000 to get ksi.

    References

    MPa to PSI Converter practical guide and common questions

    What does MPa to PSI Converter calculate?

    Convert megapascals to psi, bar, kPa, kgf/cm² and atm for hydraulics, pipe pressure ratings and material strength (MPa = N/mm²). Conversion runs in your browser; factors are from NIST SP 811. psi = MPa × 145.03773773 MPa = psi × 0.006894757 Multiply by the source unit’s SI factor to get Pa, then divide by the target unit’s SI factor.

    When is this useful?

    10 MPa × 145.03773773 = 1,450.377377 psi.

    How do I enter the inputs?

    Enter the inputs for MPa to PSI Converter: Value, From unit. Calculate, check the units and assumptions, then copy or download the results.

    How should I interpret the results?

    1 MPa = 10 bar = 1 N/mm² exactly; the chart includes common PN and hydraulic pressure steps. Results show up to 6 decimals; Copy and CSV keep more digits.

    Where are my inputs processed?

    MPa to PSI Converter runs in this browser. Inputs are not uploaded to a calculation server; copying and CSV download require your action. The existing site analytics and advertising still load.