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Oil Viscosity Converter

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Convert between commonly used oil kinematic viscosity units :

Oil Viscosity Converter

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Poise (P) centiPoise (cP) Reyn Stoke (cm2/sec)
centiStoke
Poise (P) 1 100 1.45 10 -5 1 / SG 100 / SG
centiPoise (cP) 0.01 1 1.45 10 -7 0.01 / SG 1 / SG
Reyn 6.9 104 6.9 106 1 6.9 104 / SG 6.9 106 / SG
Stoke (cm2/sec)
SG 100 SG 1.45 10 -5 SG 1 100
centiStoke 0.01 SG SG 1.45 10 -7 SG 0.01 1

SG  = specific gravity of the oil

1 Stoke = 100 mm2/second

Example - Convert Viscosity in Stokes to centiStoke

Oil with kinematic viscosity 0.1 Stoke (10 mm2/s) equals to

0.1 Stoke (100 centiStoke/Stoke) = 10 centiStokes

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