Torque Calculator

Force Newton Dyne Gram Force Kgs-Meter/sec^2 Kilograms Force Kip Pound Force Poundal Distance Meter Centimeter Attometer Dekameter Decimeter Exameter Femtometer Foot Hectometer Inch Kilometer Megameter Micrometer Mile Millimeter Nanometer Petameter Picometer Yard

Output

Torque (Newton-Meter)

Force Calculation

Torque Newton-Meter Dyne-Centimeter Gram-Centimeter Kilogram-Centimeter Kilogram-Meter Newton-Centimeter Pound-Foot Pound-Inch Distance Meter Centimeter Attometer Dekameter Decimeter Exameter Femtometer Foot Hectometer Inch Kilometer Megameter Micrometer Mile Millimeter Nanometer Petameter Picometer Yard

Output

Force (NEWTON)

Distance Calculation

Torque Newton-Meter Dyne-Centimeter Gram-Centimeter Kilogram-Centimeter Kilogram-Meter Newton-Centimeter Pound-Foot Pound-Inch Force Newton Dyne Gram Force Kgs-Meter/sec^2 Kilograms Force Kip Pound Force Poundal

Output

Distance (Meter)

In physics, torque is the twisting force that causes the rotation. The point where the object rotates is called as pivot point or axis of rotation. If you apply a force at some distance from the pivot point, then even though this force will act along a straight line, the torque generated by this force will cause the object to rotate. You can use the above torque calculator to calculate the torque in a rotating object by providing force and distance values.

Torque Calculation Formula:

τ = D * F * sinθ Where: τ is the torque, and the unit of torque is newton-meters. D is the distance between the pivot point and the point of force application. F is the force applied. θ is the angle between the force vector and lever arm vector. Typically, generally it is equal to 90°.