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Nm to ft-lb Torque Converter

Convert torque from newton-metres to pound-force feet (ft-lb), inch-pounds and kgf·m, with a chart of common wrench and bolt torques. Conversion runs in your browser; factors are from NIST SP 811.

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    N·m to lbf·ft conversion chart

    Calculated with the formula above; filter or export as CSV.

    N·m to lbf·ft conversion chart
    N·mlbf·ftlbf·in
    10.737562158.85074579
    21.475124317.70149158
    53.6878107544.25372896
    85.9004971970.80596633
    107.3756214988.50745791
    128.85074579106.2089495
    1511.06343224132.76118687
    2014.75124299177.01491583
    2518.43905373221.26864478
    3022.12686448265.52237374
    4029.50248597354.02983165
    5036.87810746442.53728957
    6044.25372896531.04474748
    8059.00497194708.05966331
    10073.75621493885.07457913
    12088.507457911062.08949496
    150110.634322391327.6118687
    200147.512429861770.14915827
    250184.390537322212.68644783
    300221.268644782655.2237374
    400295.024859713540.29831653
    500368.781074644425.37289566
    750553.171611966638.0593435
    1000737.562149288850.74579133
    15001106.3432239213276.11868699
    20001475.1242985517701.49158265

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    Formula and method

    lbf·ft = N·m × 0.737562149 N·m = lbf·ft × 1.355817948 Multiply by the source unit’s SI factor to get N·m, then divide by the target unit’s SI factor.

    Worked example

    100 N·m × 0.737562149 = 73.7562 lbf·ft.

    Assumptions and limits

    • Converts units only and does not recommend tightening torque; use the fastener spec or the bolt torque calculator for that.
    • Results show up to 4 decimals; Copy and CSV keep more digits.

    Frequently asked questions

    How many lbf·ft are in 1 N·m?

    1 N·m = 0.737562149 lbf·ft. The factor follows from the SI definitions: 1 lbf·ft = 4.4482216152605 N × 0.3048 m.

    How do I convert lbf·ft back to N·m?

    Multiply by 1.355817948 (or divide by 0.737562149), or simply switch “From unit” to lbf·ft. For example 10 lbf·ft = 13.5582 N·m.

    Are ft-lb and lb-ft the same thing?

    For torque, yes: both mean one pound-force acting on a one-foot lever, written strictly as lbf·ft. ft·lbf is also used as a unit of work or energy with the same number but a different meaning; the ft-lb on a torque wrench is the lbf·ft shown here.

    References

    Nm to ft-lb Torque Converter practical guide and common questions

    What does Nm to ft-lb Torque Converter calculate?

    Convert torque from newton-metres to pound-force feet (ft-lb), inch-pounds and kgf·m, with a chart of common wrench and bolt torques. Conversion runs in your browser; factors are from NIST SP 811. lbf·ft = N·m × 0.737562149 N·m = lbf·ft × 1.355817948 Multiply by the source unit’s SI factor to get N·m, then divide by the target unit’s SI factor.

    When is this useful?

    100 N·m × 0.737562149 = 73.7562 lbf·ft.

    How do I enter the inputs?

    Enter the inputs for Nm to ft-lb Torque Converter: Value, From unit. Calculate, check the units and assumptions, then copy or download the results.

    How should I interpret the results?

    Converts units only and does not recommend tightening torque; use the fastener spec or the bolt torque calculator for that. Results show up to 4 decimals; Copy and CSV keep more digits.

    Where are my inputs processed?

    Nm to ft-lb Torque 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.