Discover the simplicity of converting foot-pounds to gram-force meters using Newtum's precise tool. Engage with our ft-lb to gfm converter and experience seamless unit conversion!
A foot-pound (ft-lb) is a unit of work or energy in the British Engineering System. It is the work done by a one-pound force acting over a distance of one foot, in the direction of the force. This measure is often used in mechanical engineering to quantify the amount of energy transferred by a force performing work.
Definition of Gram-force MeterA gram-force meter (gfm) is a metric unit of torque, which is a measurement of the tendency of a force to rotate an object about an axis or pivot. One gram-force meter is the torque created by a one gram-force acting perpendicularly to a moment arm which is one meter long.
Foot-pound (ft-lb) | Gram-force Meter (gfm) |
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1 ft-lb | 138.25495 gfm |
2 ft-lb | 276.5099 gfm |
3 ft-lb | 414.76485 gfm |
4 ft-lb | 553.0198 gfm |
5 ft-lb | 691.27475 gfm |
6 ft-lb | 829.5297 gfm |
7 ft-lb | 967.78465 gfm |
8 ft-lb | 1106.0396 gfm |
9 ft-lb | 1244.29455 gfm |
10 ft-lb | 1382.5495 gfm |
1 ft-lb = 138.25495 gfm
1 gfm = 0.00723301 ft-lb
Example 1:
convert 5 ft-lb to gfm:
5 ft-lb = 5 × 138.25495 gfm = 691.27475 gfm
Example 2:
convert 2 ft-lb to gfm:
2 ft-lb = 2 × 138.25495 gfm = 276.5099 gfm
The Foot-pound to Gram-force Meter Converter has a history rooted in the evolution of measurement systems. Developed to simplify unit conversion for engineers, mechanics, and students, this tool bridges the gap between imperial and metric units, reflecting the globalized nature of science and technology.
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Example 1:
Convert 10 ft-lb to gfm:
10 ft-lb = 10 × 138.25495 gfm = 1382.5495 gfm
Example 2:
Convert 20 ft-lb to gfm:
20 ft-lb = 20 × 138.25495 gfm = 2765.099 gfm