What is 9 Nm in foot-pounds?
6.64 ft-lb
Newton-meters to Foot-pounds table
Newton-meters | Foot-pounds |
---|---|
6 Nm | 4.43 ft-lb |
7 Nm | 5.16 ft-lb |
8 Nm | 5.90 ft-lb |
9 Nm | 6.64 ft-lb |
How many Nm are in a lb?
How to convert newton-meters to foot-pounds?
Newton-meters | Foot-pounds |
---|---|
1 Nm | 0.738 ft-lbs |
2 Nm | 1.475 ft-lbs |
5 Nm | 3.688 ft-lbs |
10 Nm | 7.376 ft-lbs |
What is 9nm in inch pounds?
How to convert newton-meters to inch-pounds. One newton-meter is equal to 8.8507457676 inch pounds.
What is 7lb in Nm?
9.49 Nm
Foot-pounds to Newton-meters table
Foot-pounds | Newton-meters |
---|---|
4 ft-lb | 5.42 Nm |
5 ft-lb | 6.78 Nm |
6 ft-lb | 8.13 Nm |
7 ft-lb | 9.49 Nm |
How many nm is 14 ft lbs?
18.98Nm
How to Convert Foot-Pounds (ft/lbs) to Newton-Meters (Nm)
ft/lbs | Nm |
---|---|
13ft-lb | 17.63Nm |
14ft-lb | 18.98Nm |
15ft-lb | 20.34Nm |
16ft-lb | 21.69Nm |
How strong is 10 Nm torque?
10Nm is not much, it’s approximately equal to a kilogram weight hanging off a metre long lever. You can achieve it with one hand on a 1/4″ ratchet. If you want to play around and get a feel, set the ratchet to 15Nm and clamp the square end in a vice. Pull it until it clicks and that’s the torque required.
How much is 1nm torque?
The newton meter is a measurement of torque. One newton meter is equal to approximately 0.738 pound-feet. It’s easy to confuse the newton meter with newton times a meter, which is a joule and a unit of energy.