Newton Metres to Pound-feet Converter
Type a value in newton metres to see it in pound-feet. It works both ways: type in the pound-feet box to convert back.
Formula
To convert newton metres to pound-feet, divide by 1.355817948 (the same as multiplying by 0.7375621493).
1 N·m = 0.737562149277 lb·ft and 1 lb·ft = 1.35581794833 N·m.
Newton metres to pound-feet table
| Newton metres | Pound-feet |
|---|---|
| 10 N·m | 7.375621 lb·ft |
| 25 N·m | 18.43905 lb·ft |
| 50 N·m | 36.87811 lb·ft |
| 100 N·m | 73.75621 lb·ft |
| 150 N·m | 110.6343 lb·ft |
| 200 N·m | 147.5124 lb·ft |
| 300 N·m | 221.2686 lb·ft |
| 400 N·m | 295.0249 lb·ft |
| 500 N·m | 368.7811 lb·ft |
Worked examples
25 N·m in pound-feet
25 N·m
18.43905 lb·ft
25 × 0.7375621493 = 18.43905373
150 N·m in pound-feet
150 N·m
110.6343 lb·ft
150 × 0.7375621493 = 110.6343224
400 N·m in pound-feet
400 N·m
295.0249 lb·ft
400 × 0.7375621493 = 295.0248597
About Newton Metres to Pound-feet Converter
This converter turns newton metres into pound-feet as you type, and works the other way too: type in the pound-feet box to convert back. To convert newton metres to pound-feet, divide by 1.355817948 (the same as multiplying by 0.7375621493). For example, 25 N·m is 18.43905 lb·ft, and 150 N·m is 110.6343 lb·ft.
Torque, the turning force on a bolt or a crankshaft, is given in newton metres in most specifications and in pound-feet in many American ones. Both units have exact definitions, so the converter gives an exact result, rounded only for display. Use the table below for common values, or set the decimal places to round the answer for a form or a label.
How to use Newton Metres to Pound-feet Converter
- Type the amount in newton metres in the first box.
- Read the answer in pound-feet in the second box and in the result line below.
- To convert the other way, type in the pound-feet box instead, or use the swap button to open the pound-feet to newton metres page.
- Choose a number of decimal places if you need a rounded figure, then copy the result line.
Common uses
- Setting a torque wrench from a manual in another unit
- Comparing engine torque figures
- Tightening wheel nuts to the right value
- Engineering homework
Frequently asked questions
How many pound-feet are in one newton metre?
There are 0.7375621493 pound-feet in one newton metre. This figure is exact, because both units have fixed definitions.
How do I convert newton metres to pound-feet?
To convert newton metres to pound-feet, divide by 1.355817948 (the same as multiplying by 0.7375621493). For example, 400 N·m is 295.0249 lb·ft.
How do I convert pound-feet to newton metres?
Going the other way, multiply by 1.355817948. The pound-feet to newton metres converter does this for you.
What is 200 N·m in pound-feet?
200 N·m is 147.5124 lb·ft.
What is the difference between pound-feet and foot-pounds?
Pound-feet usually describes torque and foot-pounds usually describes work or energy, although many people use the terms interchangeably for torque. The size is the same: one pound-force at one foot.