Pound-inches per degree to newton-meters per degree
Type a value in lb·in/deg to get it in N·m/deg instantly.
0.113N·m/deg
That's 6.5× as stiff as a self-closing hinge, while a car anti-roll bar is 77× stiffer. Twisting it a quarter turn would take about 10.17 N·m.
Convert the other way: N·m/deg to lb·in/deg
What it means
How stiff is that twist?
This is the rate of a torsion spring or shaft, valid while it stays elastic. Past the yield point the relationship stops being a straight line.
The math
How to convert lb·in/deg to N·m/deg
To convert pound-inches per degree to newton-meters per degree, multiply by 0.112985.
Example: 1 lb·in/deg × 0.112985 = 0.112985 N·m/deg.
In the other direction, 1 N·m/deg = 8.85075 lb·in/deg.
Every unit
Your stiffness in every unit
Tables
lb·in/deg to N·m/deg conversion table
| lb·in/deg | N·m/deg |
|---|---|
| 0.01 lb·in/deg | 0.00112985 N·m/deg |
| 0.1 lb·in/deg | 0.0112985 N·m/deg |
| 0.5 lb·in/deg | 0.0564924 N·m/deg |
| 1 lb·in/deg | 0.112985 N·m/deg |
| 5 lb·in/deg | 0.564924 N·m/deg |
| 10 lb·in/deg | 1.12985 N·m/deg |
| 50 lb·in/deg | 5.64924 N·m/deg |
| 100 lb·in/deg | 11.2985 N·m/deg |
| 500 lb·in/deg | 56.4924 N·m/deg |
| 1,000 lb·in/deg | 112.985 N·m/deg |
N·m/deg to lb·in/deg conversion table
| N·m/deg | lb·in/deg |
|---|---|
| 0.01 N·m/deg | 0.0885075 lb·in/deg |
| 0.1 N·m/deg | 0.885075 lb·in/deg |
| 0.5 N·m/deg | 4.42537 lb·in/deg |
| 1 N·m/deg | 8.85075 lb·in/deg |
| 5 N·m/deg | 44.2537 lb·in/deg |
| 10 N·m/deg | 88.5075 lb·in/deg |
| 50 N·m/deg | 442.537 lb·in/deg |
| 100 N·m/deg | 885.075 lb·in/deg |
| 500 N·m/deg | 4,425.37 lb·in/deg |
| 1,000 N·m/deg | 8,850.75 lb·in/deg |
Quick answers
Quick answers
- How many N·m/deg is 1 lb·in/deg?
- 1 lb·in/deg is 0.112985 N·m/deg.
- How many N·m/deg is 10 lb·in/deg?
- 10 lb·in/deg is 1.12985 N·m/deg.
The units
About these units
Pound-inches per degree (lb·in/deg)
The US catalog unit for torsion springs.
Newton-meters per degree (N·m/deg)
What spring catalogs quote.
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