Bar to Kilopascal Conversion Chart

This chart converts Bar (bar) to Kilopascal (kPa) using the factor 100. One bar equals 100 kPa; one kPa equals 0.01 bar.

kPa = bar × 100

bar	kPa
1	100
2	200
3	300
4	400
5	500
6	600
7	700
8	800
9	900
10	1,000
11	1,100
12	1,200
13	1,300
14	1,400
15	1,500
16	1,600
17	1,700
18	1,800
19	1,900
20	2,000
21	2,100
22	2,200
23	2,300
24	2,400
25	2,500
26	2,600
27	2,700
28	2,800
29	2,900
30	3,000
31	3,100
32	3,200
33	3,300
34	3,400
35	3,500
36	3,600
37	3,700
38	3,800
39	3,900
40	4,000
41	4,100
42	4,200
43	4,300
44	4,400
45	4,500
46	4,600
47	4,700
48	4,800
49	4,900
50	5,000

bar	kPa
51	5,100
52	5,200
53	5,300
54	5,400
55	5,500
56	5,600
57	5,700
58	5,800
59	5,900
60	6,000
61	6,100
62	6,200
63	6,300
64	6,400
65	6,500
66	6,600
67	6,700
68	6,800
69	6,900
70	7,000
71	7,100
72	7,200
73	7,300
74	7,400
75	7,500
76	7,600
77	7,700
78	7,800
79	7,900
80	8,000
81	8,100
82	8,200
83	8,300
84	8,400
85	8,500
86	8,600
87	8,700
88	8,800
89	8,900
90	9,000
91	9,100
92	9,200
93	9,300
94	9,400
95	9,500
96	9,600
97	9,700
98	9,800
99	9,900
100	10,000

How to use this chart

Find the bar value in the left column and read its kPa equivalent on the right. Every row uses the same conversion factor, so the printable table is suitable for quick reference without recalculating each value.

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