Engineering Unit Converter
Length, area, volume, weight, force, pressure and temperature, including Nepali units.
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Free tool by EngineeringNepal.com.np · Results are for guidance; check critical figures with a qualified engineer.
One converter for everyday engineering units
Engineering work in Nepal mixes metric and imperial units all the time. Drawings are in metres and millimetres, the site talks in feet and inches, sand is bought in cft, steel in kg or quintal, and old reports quote pressure in kg/cm² while codes use MPa. Pick a quantity, type a value, and every other unit in that group is shown at once.
Useful conversions to remember
| From | To | Multiply by |
|---|---|---|
| 1 m | feet | 3.2808 |
| 1 m³ | cft | 35.3147 |
| 1 m² | sq ft | 10.7639 |
| 1 MPa (N/mm²) | kg/cm² | 10.197 |
| 1 kN | kgf | 101.97 |
| 1 t/m² | kN/m² | 9.807 |
| 1 haat | inches | 18 |
| 1 tola | grams | 11.66 |
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert concrete strength from MPa to kg/cm²?
Multiply by about 10.2. So M20 concrete (20 N/mm²) is roughly 204 kg/cm², and Fe500 steel (500 N/mm²) is about 5,100 kg/cm².
What is bearing capacity 150 kN/m² in t/m²?
Divide by 9.807: 150 kN/m² ≈ 15.3 t/m². Choose Pressure / stress above and select kPa to see all equivalents.
For land units in detail, use the Jagga Napi converter.
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