Torque converter
Newton metres, foot-pounds and inch-pounds for torque wrench settings.
110 N·m is
81.1318 lb·ft
In every unit
- Pound-feet (ft-lb)81.1318 lb·ft
- Pound-inches973.582 lb·in
- Kilogram-force metres11.2169 kgf·m
- Kilogram-force centimetres1,121.69 kgf·cm
- Ounce-force inches15,577.3 ozf·in
Show workings
- Conversion factor1 N·m = 0.73756215 lb·ft
- Result110 × 0.73756215 = 81.1318 lb·ft
How it works
Everything converts through newton metres. One pound-foot (often written ft-lb) is 1.3558 N·m, so N·m × 0.7376 gives lb·ft. Inch-pounds are a twelfth of a pound-foot.
Worked example
50 newton metres is 36.8781 lb·ft (50 × 0.73756215).
Newton metres to pound-feet (ft-lb) chart
| N·m | lb·ft |
|---|---|
| 10 | 7.37562 lb·ft |
| 25 | 18.4391 lb·ft |
| 50 | 36.8781 lb·ft |
| 80 | 59.005 lb·ft |
| 100 | 73.7562 lb·ft |
| 110 | 81.1318 lb·ft |
| 120 | 88.5075 lb·ft |
| 150 | 110.634 lb·ft |
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Questions
What is 110 Nm in ft-lb?
81.1 lb·ft. 120 Nm, a common wheel nut torque, is 88.5 lb·ft.
Are ft-lb and lb-ft the same?
For torque settings, yes: both mean pound-feet. Strictly, foot-pounds is a unit of energy, but wrenches and manuals use them interchangeably.
Where do I find my wheel nut torque?
In the vehicle handbook or on the manufacturer's website. Always use the figure they give and a calibrated torque wrench.