Convert newtons to petanewtons
Use the tool below to easily convert from newtons to petanewtons (N to PN).
Newtons explained
A newton is the International System of Units (SI) derived unit for force. It is defined as the force required to accelerate a mass of one kilogram by one meter per second squared. Named after Sir Isaac Newton, this unit plays a vital role in physics and engineering, particularly in understanding motion and mechanics.
Learn more about newtons.
Newtons to petanewtons conversion table
The following table provides a straightforward conversion guide for fractions and multiples of newtons (N) to petanewtons (PN).
| Newtons (N) | Petanewtons (PN) |
|---|---|
| 0.01 N | |
| 0.1 N | |
| 1 N | |
| 10 N | |
| 100 N | |
| 1000 N |
All force conversions in newtons
Consult below overview for all available conversions from newtons(N) to other force units.
- Newtons to kilonewtons (N to kN)
- Newtons to dynes (N to dyn)
- Newtons to kilograms-force (N to kgf)
- Newtons to grams-force (N to gf)
- Newtons to pounds-force (N to lbf)
- Newtons to ounces-force (N to ozf)
- Newtons to joules per meter (N to J/m)
- Newtons to kilojoules per meter (N to kJ/m)
- Newtons to joules per centimeter (N to J/cm)
- Newtons to poundals (N to pdl)
- Newtons to ponds (N to p)
- Newtons to kiloponds (N to kp)
- Newtons to tons-force (metric) (N to tf)
- Newtons to tons-force (short) (N to tonf)
- Newtons to tons-force (long) (N to tonf)
- Newtons to kips-force (N to kipf)
- Newtons to kilopounds-force (N to kipf)
- Newtons to quettanewtons (N to QN)
- Newtons to ronnanewtons (N to RN)
- Newtons to yottanewtons (N to YN)
- Newtons to zettanewtons (N to ZN)
- Newtons to exanewtons (N to EN)
- Newtons to petanewtons (N to PN)
- Newtons to teranewtons (N to TN)
- Newtons to giganewtons (N to GN)
- Newtons to meganewtons (N to MN)
- Newtons to hectonewtons (N to hN)
- Newtons to dekanewtons (N to daN)
- Newtons to decinewtons (N to dN)
- Newtons to centinewtons (N to cN)
- Newtons to millinewtons (N to mN)
- Newtons to micronewtons (N to µN)
- Newtons to nanonewtons (N to nN)
- Newtons to piconewtons (N to pN)
- Newtons to femtonewtons (N to fN)
- Newtons to attonewtons (N to aN)
- Newtons to zeptonewtons (N to zN)
- Newtons to yoctonewtons (N to yN)
- Newtons to rontonewtons (N to rN)
- Newtons to quectonewtons (N to qN)