🔧 PSI Converter
Translate psi readings into SI and process-control friendly units.
When gauges report in psi but your documentation expects kPa, bar, or inHâ‚‚O, this converter provides the equivalents instantly.
Pascals (Pa)689,475.73
Kilopascals (kPa)689.4757
Megapascals (MPa)0.689476
Bar (bar)6.894757
Atmospheres (atm)6.804596
Pounds per square inch gauge (psig)85.30405
Torr (Torr)5,171.49326
Millimeters of mercury (mmHg)5,171.49252
Inches of mercury (inHg)203.602
Inches of water column (inHâ‚‚O)2,767.9905
How to Use This Calculator
Enter psi value
Type the pressure reading from your gauge or spec sheet.
Review other units
The converter displays equivalent values across SI, metric, and imperial units.
Share the result
Copy the unit that matches your report, purchase order, or calibration sheet.
Formula
Pa ≈ psi × 6,894.757
kPa = Pa ÷ 1,000
bar ≈ psi ÷ 14.5038
inH₂O ≈ psi × 27.7076
Use the formula breakdown to confirm the calculation logic or perform the conversion manually if needed.
Full Description
psi is widespread in North America, but cross-functional teams often need bar, kPa, or gauge values. This converter handles all major units without manual work, ensuring consistent communication.
Gauge pressure (psig) and column units like inHâ‚‚O and inHg make it easy to interface with HVAC and process control equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between psi and psig?
psi is absolute pressure; psig subtracts atmospheric pressure (≈14.6959 psi).
Can I convert psi to Pa manually?
Multiply psi by 6,894.757 to obtain Pascals.
Does altitude affect conversions?
Only gauge conversions (psig) depend on local atmospheric pressure. Absolute conversions are fixed.
How precise are the results?
Each unit uses the precision defined in the shared pressure utilities for engineering accuracy.