Torque Converter

Torque numbers show up everywhere—car wheel nuts, bike parts, machines, tools, and engineering specs. But the units are not always the same. One manual may use Newton-meter (N·m), while another uses lbf-ft or lbf-in. That’s where the NasseoTools Torque Converter helps: you enter a value, pick your “From” and “To” units, and get an instant, accurate conversion—no formulas, no guessing.

Units supported on this page include: Dyne-centimetre (dy·cm), kgf·m, N·m, lbf·ft, and lbf·in.

What is a Torque Converter

On this page, a “torque converter” means a torque unit converter—a tool that changes torque values from one unit to another. Torque itself is the turning force that makes something rotate, like tightening a bolt with a wrench.

Because different industries use different units, converting torque correctly matters. A small unit mistake can lead to a loose fit, a stripped thread, or a part installed too tightly.

Example: 1 N·m ≈ 0.7376 lbf·ft, so the same torque can look very different depending on the unit.

How to Use the NasseoTools Torque Converter

1. Enter your torque value in the input box.
2. In From, select your current unit (for example, N·m).
3. In To, select the unit you want (for example, lbf·ft).
4. Get the result instantly and copy it where you need it.

Tip: If you’re comparing specs, keep the same unit throughout your notes (e.g., convert everything to N·m or lbf·ft) to avoid mix-ups.

Advantages Of NasseoTools Torque Converter

• Fast conversions: Switch between common torque units in seconds.
• Supports key torque units: Includes N·m, lbf·ft, lbf·in, kgf·m, dy·cm—useful for automotive, mechanical, and lab work.
• Reduces errors: Helps you avoid manual math mistakes and wrong unit assumptions.
• Practical for real jobs: Great for torque wrench settings, spec sheets, repairs, and engineering work.
• Quick cross-checks: Handy when converting between common pairs like lbf·ft ↔ N·m.