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Foot Pounds to Inch Pounds

Convert Foot-pound force to Inch-pound force instantly. Quick and accurate torque conversion for automotive, engineering, and mechanical applications.

What is Foot Pounds to Inch Pounds Converter?

This tool converts Foot-pound force (ft·lbf) to Inch-pound force (in·lbf) quickly and accurately. Whether you're working with bolt torque specifications, engine specs, or mechanical calculations, this converter provides instant results.

Understanding the Units

Foot-pound force (ft·lbf): Standard US/Imperial torque unit. Equal to 1.3558 N·m. Widely used in American automotive industry for bolt torque specifications.

Inch-pound force (in·lbf): US/Imperial unit for smaller torque values. Equal to 0.1130 N·m. Common for small fasteners and precision assembly.

Who Uses This Conversion?

  • Automotive technicians: Converting bolt torque specs between metric and imperial
  • Mechanical engineers: Working with torque specifications in different systems
  • RC hobbyists: Converting servo torque ratings
  • DIY mechanics: Following torque specifications from manuals
  • Students: Learning about torque unit conversions in physics

Privacy

All conversions happen in your browser. No data is stored or sent to any server.

How to Use

Converting Foot Pounds to Inch Pounds takes just seconds:

  1. Enter the Foot Pounds value in the first input field
  2. View the Inch Pounds result instantly in the second field
  3. Copy the result using the copy button if needed

Reverse Conversion

Need to convert Inch Pounds to Foot Pounds instead? Simply click the swap button (↔) to reverse the conversion direction, or type in the Inch Pounds field directly.

Tips for Accurate Conversions

  • Use decimal points for precise values (e.g., 25.5 instead of 26)
  • Large numbers are automatically formatted with thousand separators
  • Results update instantly as you type

Common Applications

  • Automotive bolt torque specifications
  • Engine and transmission torque specs
  • Servo motor specifications
  • Industrial equipment settings

Features

Instant Conversion

Results appear as you type, with no need to click a convert button. The calculation uses precise conversion factors for accurate results.

Bidirectional Input

Type in either field and the other updates automatically. This makes it easy to work in whichever direction you need.

Copy Results

Click the copy button next to any value to copy it to your clipboard for use in documents, manuals, or other applications.

Quick Reference Table

The reference section shows common Foot Pounds-to-Inch Pounds conversions at a glance for quick lookups.

Unit Flexibility

Use the dropdown menus to switch to other torque units if needed. The converter supports Newton-meters, foot-pounds, inch-pounds, kilogram-force meters, and many more.

Mobile Friendly

The converter works on all devices - desktop, tablet, and mobile. Convert torque units in the garage or workshop.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert Foot Pounds to Inch Pounds?

To convert Foot-pound force to Inch-pound force, multiply the ft·lbf value by 12.0000. For example, 1 ft·lbf = 12.0000 in·lbf.

What is the formula for Foot Pounds to Inch Pounds?

The conversion formula is: in·lbf = ft·lbf × 12.0000. Conversely, to convert back: ft·lbf = in·lbf × 0.083333.

What is Foot-pound force?

Standard US/Imperial torque unit. Equal to 1.3558 N·m. Widely used in American automotive industry for bolt torque specifications.

What is Inch-pound force?

US/Imperial unit for smaller torque values. Equal to 0.1130 N·m. Common for small fasteners and precision assembly.

Is this converter accurate?

Yes, the converter uses internationally recognized conversion factors with high precision. Results are accurate for engineering and mechanical applications.

Can I convert other torque units?

Yes, use the dropdown menus to select from many torque units including Newton-meters (N·m), foot-pounds (ft·lbf), inch-pounds (in·lbf), kilogram-force meters (kgf·m), and more.

Does this work offline?

Once the page loads, all calculations happen in your browser. However, you need an internet connection for the initial page load.

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Common Conversions

1 ft·lbf=12.00 in·lbf
5 ft·lbf=60.00 in·lbf
10 ft·lbf=120.00 in·lbf
20 ft·lbf=240.00 in·lbf
50 ft·lbf=600.00 in·lbf
100 ft·lbf=1,200 in·lbf

Foot-pound force (ft·lbf)

Standard US/Imperial torque unit. Equal to 1.3558 N·m. Widely used in American automotive industry for bolt torque specifications.

Inch-pound force (in·lbf)

US/Imperial unit for smaller torque values. Equal to 0.1130 N·m. Common for small fasteners and precision assembly.

Enter a value in Foot Pounds to convert to Inch Pounds
Click the swap button (↔) to reverse the conversion
Use the copy button to copy the result
All calculations run locally - your data stays private
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