Foot-Pounds measures mass or weight. These units are used for materials, ingredients, shipping weights, laboratory quantities, and scientific mass scales.
Foot-Pounds to Inch-Pounds
A torque spec calls for two foot-pounds; how many inch-pounds is that?
Quick conversion chart
Foot-Pounds to Inch-Pounds conversions for reference values.
Converting 0.1 Foot-Pounds into Inch-Pounds equals 1.2 Inch-Pounds.
Converting 0.5 Foot-Pounds into Inch-Pounds equals 6 Inch-Pounds.
Converting 1 Foot-Pounds into Inch-Pounds equals 12 Inch-Pounds.
Converting 2 Foot-Pounds into Inch-Pounds equals 24 Inch-Pounds.
Converting 5 Foot-Pounds into Inch-Pounds equals 60 Inch-Pounds.
Converting 10 Foot-Pounds into Inch-Pounds equals 120 Inch-Pounds.
Converting 20 Foot-Pounds into Inch-Pounds equals 240 Inch-Pounds.
Converting 50 Foot-Pounds into Inch-Pounds equals 600 Inch-Pounds.
Converting 100 Foot-Pounds into Inch-Pounds equals 1200 Inch-Pounds.
How to convert Foot-Pounds to Inch-Pounds
1 Foot-Pounds = 12 Inch-Pounds
1 Inch-Pounds = 0.083333 Foot-Pounds
Example: convert 15 Foot-Pounds to Inch-Pounds
15 x 12 = 180 Inch-Pounds
Unit definitions
Inch-Pounds measures mass or weight. These units are used for materials, ingredients, shipping weights, laboratory quantities, and scientific mass scales.
How to convert Foot-Pounds to Inch-Pounds
The conversion between foot-pounds and inch-pounds uses a fixed multiplication factor. One foot-pounds equals 12 inch-pounds.
To convert, multiply the value in foot-pounds by 12. To convert in the opposite direction, divide by 12.