Inch-pound Force

in·lbf

Imperial torque unit (1/12 ft-lbf)

About Inch-pound Force (in·lbf)

One twelfth of a foot-pound (approximately 0.113 Nm), the inch-pound is used for precision fastener torque specifications on small components. Electronics assembly, bicycle component tightening, and firearm scope mounting screws often specify torque in inch-pounds for fine control.

Category
Torque
Symbol
in·lbf
Also known as
in-lbf in lbf inch-pounds force

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Inch-pound Force (in·lbf)?

Imperial torque unit (1/12 ft-lbf)

How many Newton-meter (N·m) are in one Inch-pound Force (in·lbf)?

One Inch-pound Force (in·lbf) equals 0.112985 Newton-meter (N·m).

How many Kilonewton-meter (kN·m) are in one Inch-pound Force (in·lbf)?

One Inch-pound Force (in·lbf) equals 0.0001129848 Kilonewton-meter (kN·m).

How many Foot-pound Force (ft·lbf) are in one Inch-pound Force (in·lbf)?

One Inch-pound Force (in·lbf) equals 0.083333 Foot-pound Force (ft·lbf).

How do I convert Inch-pound Force to Newton-meter?

To convert Inch-pound Force to Newton-meter, multiply the value by 0.112985 (1 in·lbf = 0.112985 N·m).