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Pressure Converter

Convert pressure values across Pa, kPa, bar, psi, and atm.

About this converter

Pressure conversion matters in automotive, industrial, HVAC, diving, and laboratory contexts. This converter makes it easy to move between SI, engineering, and customary units.

The base unit for this converter is pascal, which lets us map each unit into one consistent formula layer before converting to the target unit.

Quick examples

35 Pa to kPa0.035 kPa
35 Pa to bar0.00035 bar
35 kPa to Pa35,000 Pa
35 kPa to bar0.35 bar
35 bar to Pa3,500,000 Pa
35 bar to kPa3,500 kPa
35 psi to Pa241,316.505260893 Pa
35 psi to kPa241.316505260893 kPa

Available units

Pascal

Pa

The SI unit of pressure.

Also written as pascals.

Kilopascal

kPa

A practical metric unit for medium pressure values.

Also written as kilopascals.

Bar

bar

A metric pressure unit close to atmospheric pressure.

Also written as bars.

Pound per square inch

psi

A customary pressure unit used widely in the US.

Also written as pounds per square inch, lb/in2, lbf/in2.

Kip per square inch

ksi

A high-pressure customary unit equal to 1,000 psi.

Also written as kips per square inch.

Standard atmosphere

atm

A reference pressure unit.

Also written as atmosphere, atmospheres, standard atmospheres.

Exapascal

EPa

Exapascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Petapascal

PPa

Petapascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Terapascal

TPa

Terapascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Gigapascal

GPa

Gigapascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Megapascal

MPa

Megapascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Hectopascal

hPa

Hectopascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Dekapascal

daPa

Dekapascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Decipascal

dPa

Decipascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Centipascal

cPa

Centipascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Millipascal

mPa

Millipascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Micropascal

uPa

Micropascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Nanopascal

nPa

Nanopascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Picopascal

pPa

Picopascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Femtopascal

fPa

Femtopascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Attopascal

aPa

Attopascal is a metric pressure unit based on decimal scaling of the pascal.

Newton per square meter

N/m2

Newton per square meter expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Newton per square centimeter

N/cm2

Newton per square centimeter expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Newton per square millimeter

N/mm2

Newton per square millimeter expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Kilonewton per square meter

kN/m2

Kilonewton per square meter expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Millibar

mbar

Millibar is a bar-family pressure unit used for practical engineering pressure values.

Microbar

ubar

Microbar is a bar-family pressure unit used for practical engineering pressure values.

Dyne per square centimeter

dyn/cm2

Dyne per square centimeter expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Kilogram-force per square meter

kgf/m2

Kilogram-force per square meter expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Kilogram-force per square centimeter

kgf/cm2

Kilogram-force per square centimeter expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Kilogram-force per square millimeter

kgf/mm2

Kilogram-force per square millimeter expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Gram-force per square centimeter

gf/cm2

Gram-force per square centimeter expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Ton-force (short) per square foot

short tonf/ft2

Ton-force (short) per square foot expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Ton-force (short) per square inch

short tonf/in2

Ton-force (short) per square inch expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Ton-force (long) per square foot

long tonf/ft2

Ton-force (long) per square foot expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Ton-force (long) per square inch

long tonf/in2

Ton-force (long) per square inch expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Kip-force per square inch

kipf/in2

Kip-force per square inch expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Pound-force per square foot

lbf/ft2

Pound-force per square foot expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Pound-force per square inch

lbf/in2

Pound-force per square inch expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Poundal per square foot

pdl/ft2

Poundal per square foot expresses pressure as force applied over area.

Torr

Torr

Torr is a column-pressure unit based on liquid height under defined conditions.

Centimeter mercury (0 C)

cmHg

Centimeter mercury (0 C) is a column-pressure unit based on liquid height under defined conditions.

Millimeter mercury (0 C)

mmHg

Millimeter mercury (0 C) is a column-pressure unit based on liquid height under defined conditions.

Inch mercury (32 F)

inHg

Inch mercury (32 F) is a column-pressure unit based on liquid height under defined conditions.

Inch mercury (60 F)

inHg

Inch mercury (60 F) is a column-pressure unit based on liquid height under defined conditions.

Centimeter water (4 C)

cmAq

Centimeter water (4 C) is a column-pressure unit based on liquid height under defined conditions.

Millimeter water (4 C)

mmAq

Millimeter water (4 C) is a column-pressure unit based on liquid height under defined conditions.

Inch water (4 C)

inAq

Inch water (4 C) is a column-pressure unit based on liquid height under defined conditions.

Foot water (4 C)

ftAq

Foot water (4 C) is a column-pressure unit based on liquid height under defined conditions.

Inch water (60 F)

inAq

Inch water (60 F) is a column-pressure unit based on liquid height under defined conditions.

Foot water (60 F)

ftAq

Foot water (60 F) is a column-pressure unit based on liquid height under defined conditions.

Atmosphere technical

at

Atmosphere technical is a specialist pressure unit for technical conversion scenarios.