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Kinematic Viscosity - Online Converter

Convert between kinematic viscosity units like centistokes, poise, lentor and more.

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Kinematic Viscosity Converter

The calculator below can be used to convert between kinematic viscosity units:

Kinematic Viscosity Converter Table

The table below can be used to convert between kinematic viscosity units:

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Convert from	Convert to
Convert from	m²/sec	m²/min	m²/hour	stokes (cm²/sec)	cm²/hour	cm²/min
m²/sec	1	60	3600	10000	3.6 10⁷	6 10⁵
m²/min	0.017	1	60	167	6 10⁵	10⁴
m²/hour	2.8 10^-4	0.017	1	2.78	10000	167
stokes (cm²/sec)	10^-4	0.006	0.36	1	3600	60
cm²/hour	2.8 10^-8	1.7 10^-6	10^-4	2.7 10^-4	1	0.0167
cm²/min	1.7 10^-6	10^-4	0.006	0.0167	60	1
in²/sec	6.45 10^-4	0.039	2.32	6.45	2.3 10⁴	387
in²/min	1.1 10^-5	6.45 10^-4	0.039	0.11	387	6.45
in²/hour	1.79 10^-7	1.1 10^-5	6.45 10^-4	1.79 10^-3	6.45	0.11
ft²/sec	0.093	5.56	333.3	926	3.33 10⁶	5.56 10⁴
ft²/min	0.0015	0.093	5.57	15.5	5.6 10⁴	928.8
ft²/hour	2.6 10^-5	1.55 10^-3	0.09	0.26	928	15.5

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Convert from	in²/sec	in²/min	in²/hour	ft²/sec	ft²/min	ft²/hour
m²/sec	1550	9.3 10⁴	5.58 10⁶	10.8	646	38800
m²/min	25.8	1550	9.3 10⁴	0.18	10.8	647
m²/hour	0.43	25.8	1550	0.003	0.179	10.8
stokes (cm²/sec)	0.155	9.3	558	0.001	0.0646	3.88
cm²/hour	4.3 10^-5	0.0026	0.155	3 10^-7	1.79 10^-5	0.0011
cm²/min	0.0026	0.155	9.3	1.8 10^-5	0.0011	0.065
in²/sec	1	60	3600	0.007	0.42	25.03
in²/min	0.017	1	60	1.2 10^-4	6.9 10^-3	0.42
in²/hour	2.8 10^-4	0.017	1	1.9 10^-6	1.16 10^-4	6.95 10^-3
ft²/sec	143.5	8611	5.2 10⁵	1	59.8	3592.6
ft²/min	2.4	144	8638	0.017	1	60
ft²/hour	0.04	2.4	143.8	2.78 10^-4	0.017	1

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Kinematic Viscosity Units

1 Stoke = 10^-4 m²/s
1 Stoke = 100 centiStokes
1 Stoke = 1 Square centimetre / second
1 Stoke = 3.88 Square foot/hour
1 Stoke = 1.08 10^-3 Square foot/second
1 Stoke = 558 Square inch/hour
1 Stoke = 0.155 Square inch/second
1 Stoke = 0.36 Square metre/hour
1 Stoke = 360000 Square millimetre/hour
1 Stoke = 100 Square millimetre/second
1 Stoke = 1 lentor

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