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Torque Converter

Convert between torque and moment units. Newton-metres, foot-pounds, kilonewton-metres, inch-pounds. Essential for bolt torque specifications and structural calculations.

Last updated 17 March 2026

About this tool

Convert between torque and moment units commonly used in engineering. Useful for bolt torque specifications, structural moment calculations, and equipment sizing.

Revision history

17 March 2026: Initial release

Disclaimer

This tool is provided for educational and general information purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional engineering advice, design or verification.

Diggy and its contributors are not licensed engineering consultants and no results generated by this tool should be used directly for construction, design or safety-critical decisions.

All values and outputs are based on published empirical correlations and should be independently checked and confirmed by a qualified geotechnical engineer before use.

By using this tool, you accept full responsibility for how you interpret and apply the information provided.

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Torque / Moment

Newton-metres (N·m)

Kilonewton-metres (kN·m)

Foot-pounds (ft·lbf)

Inch-pounds (in·lbf)

Kilogram-force metres (kgf·m)

Common references

1 N·m

≈ 0.738 ft·lbf

1 ft·lbf

≈ 1.356 N·m

1 kN·m

≈ 738 ft·lbf

1 kgf·m

≈ 9.81 N·m

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