Unit converter
Bar to PSI.
Convert bar to psi and psi to bar. Type in either box and the other follows. One bar is 14.5038 psi, so the round 2 bar on a European placard is about 29 psi.
| bar | psi |
|---|---|
| 0.5 bar | 7.25189 psi |
| 1 bar | 14.5038 psi |
| 1.5 bar | 21.7557 psi |
| 2 bar | 29.0075 psi |
| 2.2 bar | 31.9083 psi |
| 2.4 bar | 34.8091 psi |
| 2.6 bar | 37.7098 psi |
| 2.8 bar | 40.6106 psi |
| 3 bar | 43.5113 psi |
| 4 bar | 58.0151 psi |
| 5 bar | 72.5189 psi |
| 10 bar | 145.038 psi |
- Conversion goes through Pa in both directions, so neither figure is rounded on the way.
Definitions
- The bar is exactly 100 000 Pa, near enough to atmospheric pressure at sea level to be a convenient working unit.
- The pound per square inch is exactly 6894.757 293 Pa. UK and US tyre gauges are still marked in it.
- This conversion is exact by definition. 1 bar = 14.50377377 psi.
- Pressure is converted through Pa.
How it works
One direction multiplies and the other divides by the same number, so nothing is lost by going back and forth.
The value passes through Pa, the unit every other pressure unit on the site is defined against, rather than a number written into this page on its own. That is why the figure here, the figure in the table above and the general pressure converter always agree.
Display precision sets a maximum number of significant figures and trims trailing zeroes, so it changes what you see and never what was calculated. The editable box always holds a plain number at full working precision, so you can carry on from either side.
Common questions this answers: how many pounds per square inch in a bar (14.5038), how many bars in a pound per square inch (0.0689476), and what 2.2 bar is in pounds per square inch (31.9083 psi).
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