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Chinese Catty-chi to Kilogram-force-meter
Live calculation pipeline for converting jin·chi into kgf·m.
Analyzing the Chinese Catty-chi / Kilogram-force-meter Relationship
Chinese Catty-chi (jin·chi): A hypothetical unit of torque derived from traditional Chinese units: the Catty (jin) as a unit of force and the Chi (foot) as a unit of length.
Kilogram-force-meter (kgf·m): A gravitational unit of torque, derived from the force exerted by a kilogram mass under standard gravity. Still found in older specifications and some industries.
Other Conversions to Kilogram-force-meter
CentiNewton-meter → Kilogram-force-metercN·m to kgf·m
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Chinese Catty-chi → Kilogram-force-meterjin·chi to kgf·m
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Chinese Li-cun → Kilogram-force-meterli·cun to kgf·m
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DeciNewton-meter → Kilogram-force-meterdN·m to kgf·m
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Dyne-centimeter → Kilogram-force-meterdyn·cm to kgf·m
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Dyne-meter → Kilogram-force-meterdyn·m to kgf·m
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Egyptian Deben-cubit (Royal) → Kilogram-force-meterdeben·royal cubit to kgf·m
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Foot-pound-force → Kilogram-force-meterft·lbf to kgf·m
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Gram-force-centimeter → Kilogram-force-metergf·cm to kgf·m
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Gram-force-meter → Kilogram-force-metergf·m to kgf·m
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Gram-force-millimeter → Kilogram-force-metergf·mm to kgf·m
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Greek Mina-foot (Attic) → Kilogram-force-metermina·pous to kgf·m
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