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Newton to Kilogram-force Converter

Use this page to convert newton values into kilogram-force, with background details, formulas, a worked example, and a quick conversion table.

Newton

A newton is the force needed to accelerate one kilogram by one meter per second squared.

History: The unit is named after Isaac Newton and is part of the SI system.

Current use: Newtons are used in physics, engineering, mechanics, and force specifications.

Also written as N, newtons.

Kilogram-force

A kilogram-force is represented in this converter as 9.80665 newtons.

History: Kilogram-force predates widespread SI newton usage in some engineering contexts.

Current use: Kilogram-force appears in load ratings, older engineering documents, and force conversions.

Also written as kgf, kilogram force, kilograms force.

Newton to Kilogram-force table

Newton [N]Kilogram-force [kgf]
0.01 N0.00101971621297793 kgf
0.1 N0.0101971621297793 kgf
1 N0.101971621297793 kgf
2 N0.203943242595586 kgf
5 N0.509858106488964 kgf
10 N1.01971621297793 kgf
20 N2.03943242595586 kgf
50 N5.09858106488964 kgf
100 N10.1971621297793 kgf

Frequently asked questions

  • How many Kilogram-force (kgf) are in one Newton (N)?

    One Newton equals 0.101971621297793 Kilogram-force.

  • How do you convert Newton to Kilogram-force?

    Multiply the Newton value by 0.101971621297793 to get the result in Kilogram-force.

  • How do you convert Kilogram-force back to Newton?

    Multiply the Kilogram-force value by 9.80665 to get back to Newton.

  • What is 10 Newton in Kilogram-force?

    10 Newton equals 1.01971621297793 Kilogram-force.