Torque calculator to calculate torque, force, or lever arm distance using the torque formula. Useful for torque wrench settings, bolt tightening, automotive specs, machinery, and engineering calculations.
Use this torque calculator to calculate torque, force, or lever arm distance from the formula τ = r × F. It is useful for torque wrench settings, automotive work, machinery setup, engineering homework, and rotational force calculations in SI and converted units.
$$\tau = r \times F$$
Torque Calculator FAQ
Torque is the turning effect of a force acting at a distance from a pivot or axis. It is commonly calculated as torque = force × distance and is often expressed in N·m, lb·ft, or lb·in.
Enter the applied force and the lever arm distance, then leave torque selected as the calculated value. The calculator applies τ = r × F and converts the result into your selected torque unit.
Select force as the output, then enter torque and distance. The calculator rearranges the formula to F = τ / r, which is useful for wrench force, lever problems, and mechanical design checks.
Select distance as the output, then enter torque and force. The calculator uses r = τ / F to find the lever arm length required to produce the specified torque.
N·m is the standard SI unit of torque. lb·ft is common in automotive and mechanical work in the US, while lb·in is frequently used for smaller fasteners, tools, and precision assemblies.
Yes. This calculator is useful for torque wrench settings, bolt tightening, engine and wheel fastener specs, workshop calculations, and general engineering or physics problems involving rotational force.
