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Foot-Pounds to Newton Meters Converter

Convert foot-pounds to newton meters and newton meters to foot-pounds instantly. Bidirectional torque converter with formula and common values.

ft·lb

Newton Meters

47.4537

N·m

35 ft·lb = 47.4537 N·m

N·m = ft·lb × 1.35582

How to Convert Foot-Pounds to Newton Meters

To convert foot-pounds to newton meters, multiply by 1.35582. This conversion is frequently needed when translating American automotive torque specs to metric equivalents.

Conversion Formula

  • Foot-Pounds to Newton Meters: N·m = ft·lb × 1.35582
  • Newton Meters to Foot-Pounds: ft·lb = N·m ÷ 1.35582

Common Conversions

Foot-PoundsNewton Meters
56.7791
1520.3373
3040.6746
80108.4656
150203.3730
250338.9550
350474.5370

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FAQ

How many newton meters are in one foot-pound?

One foot-pound equals approximately 1.35582 newton meters.

How do I convert foot-pounds to newton meters?

Multiply the number of foot-pounds by 1.35582. For example, 80 ft·lb × 1.35582 = 108.4656 N·m.

What is foot-pound torque?

A foot-pound (ft·lb) is an imperial unit of torque representing the rotational force from one pound-force applied at a distance of one foot from the pivot point.

Are foot-pounds and pound-feet the same?

For torque, foot-pounds (ft·lb) and pound-feet (lb·ft) refer to the same unit. "Pound-feet" is technically more correct per SI naming conventions, but both are widely used interchangeably.