Need to make a conversion for your next metal project? There are a few different resources that you should keep handy.
Converting Inches to Millimeters
First, the basic length conversion chart. Converting inches to millimeters involves multiplying by 25.4. On the reverse, converting millimeters to inches involves multiplying by .03937. See below for full chart and conversion methods.
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Measuring Area of Metal
When fabricating metal, a measurement of area is a good rule of thumb to keep in mind. The basic unit of area is 1 square meter. See below.
Measuring Metal Volume
Do you need to know how much your metal application can hold? For tanks, vats, and other applications that require you to hold things in, use the below volume conversion chart.
Alternatively, using the capacity conversion chart below will also give you a good idea about how much your metal product can hold.
Measuring Force/Stress of Metal
Need to measure the force/stress of your metal product? Use the conversion chart below for a bit of guidance.
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