⚙️ Smart Torque Converter 🔧

Convert torque units, understand use cases, and visualize torque ranges.

Torque Unit Converter

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Common Torque Use Cases

Torque is the rotational force applied to an object. Here are some common applications:

  • Vehicles: Engine torque determines acceleration and pulling power. Wheel torque is the force turning the wheels. Used for tightening lug nuts (e.g., 100-150 N·m for cars) and spark plugs.
  • Machines & Tools: Essential for power tools like drills (drilling through materials), impact wrenches (tightening/loosening bolts), and screwdrivers. Industrial machinery like motors, pumps, and turbines rely on specific torque values for operation.
  • Bicycles: Pedal torque is the force applied by a cyclist to the pedals.
  • Robotics: Torque is critical for controlling the movement and strength of robotic arms and joints.

Torque Range Visualizer

See where your input torque falls on a typical range (0-200 N·m).

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* **Disclaimer:** This tool provides unit conversions and general information. The torque visualizer is illustrative and represents a conceptual range. Always refer to manufacturer specifications and professional guidelines for precise torque requirements in real-world applications.