Converting from Centimeter-Kilogram Force (cm kg) to Meter-Gram Force (m g) in Torque

What is Centimeter-Kilogram Force (cm kg)

Centimeter-Kilogram Force (cm kg) is a unit of torque commonly used in mechanical engineering. It represents the force required to rotate an object around an axis at a distance of one centimeter.

What is Meter-Gram Force (m g)

Meter-Gram Force (m g) is another unit of torque, where the force is applied at a distance of one meter from the axis of rotation. It is a larger unit compared to Centimeter-Kilogram Force.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversion between Centimeter-Kilogram Force (cm kg) and Meter-Gram Force (m g) is:

• 1 cm kg=10 m g

• 1 m g=0.1 cm kg

Other useful conversions include:

• 13 cm kg=130 m g

• 13 m g=1.3 cm kg

• 5 cm kg=50 m g

• 5 m g=0.5 cm kg

• 3 cm kg=30 m g

• 3 m g=0.3 cm kg

Examples

1. Convert 8 cm kg to m g:

8 cm kg=80 m g

2. Convert 2 m g to cm kg:

2 m g=0.2 cm kg

3. If a torque is given in cm kg and you need to convert it to m g, simply multiply the value by 10. Vice versa, for converting from m g to cm kg, divide the value by 10.

Use this conversion guide to easily switch between Centimeter-Kilogram Force (cm kg) and Meter-Gram Force (m g) in torque calculations.