Newton-Meter to Kilojoule Conversion Chart

This chart converts Newton-Meter (N·m) to Kilojoule (kJ) using the factor 0.001. One N·m equals 0.001 kJ; one kJ equals 1,000 N·m.

kJ = N·m × 0.001

N·m	kJ
100	0.1
200	0.2
300	0.3
400	0.4
500	0.5
600	0.6
700	0.7
800	0.8
900	0.9
1,000	1
1,100	1.1
1,200	1.2
1,300	1.3
1,400	1.4
1,500	1.5
1,600	1.6
1,700	1.7
1,800	1.8
1,900	1.9
2,000	2
2,100	2.1
2,200	2.2
2,300	2.3
2,400	2.4
2,500	2.5
2,600	2.6
2,700	2.7
2,800	2.8
2,900	2.9
3,000	3
3,100	3.1
3,200	3.2
3,300	3.3
3,400	3.4
3,500	3.5
3,600	3.6
3,700	3.7
3,800	3.8
3,900	3.9
4,000	4
4,100	4.1
4,200	4.2
4,300	4.3
4,400	4.4
4,500	4.5
4,600	4.6
4,700	4.7
4,800	4.8
4,900	4.9
5,000	5

N·m	kJ
5,100	5.1
5,200	5.2
5,300	5.3
5,400	5.4
5,500	5.5
5,600	5.6
5,700	5.7
5,800	5.8
5,900	5.9
6,000	6
6,100	6.1
6,200	6.2
6,300	6.3
6,400	6.4
6,500	6.5
6,600	6.6
6,700	6.7
6,800	6.8
6,900	6.9
7,000	7
7,100	7.1
7,200	7.2
7,300	7.3
7,400	7.4
7,500	7.5
7,600	7.6
7,700	7.7
7,800	7.8
7,900	7.9
8,000	8
8,100	8.1
8,200	8.2
8,300	8.3
8,400	8.4
8,500	8.5
8,600	8.6
8,700	8.7
8,800	8.8
8,900	8.9
9,000	9
9,100	9.1
9,200	9.2
9,300	9.3
9,400	9.4
9,500	9.5
9,600	9.6
9,700	9.7
9,800	9.8
9,900	9.9
10,000	10

How to use this chart

Find the N·m value in the left column and read its kJ 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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