In science and engineering, the weight of a given object is the force acting on an object due to gravity. In retrospect, weight is seen as force exerted by Earth or another planet on an object. In everyday life, weight is more commonly refers to the mass of an object. Since Earth’s gravitational force almost always constant, weight and mass are used interchangeably. Weight, however, carries different definitions depending on whether it is referred to as a vector quantity (gravitational force acting on an object) or a scalar quantity (magnitude of the gravitational force).
Weight Converter
Metric Tons:
t
Kilograms:
kg
Grams:
g
Milligrams:
mg
Micrograms:
µg
US Ton (Short Ton):
ST
Imperial Ton (Long Ton):
LT
Pounds:
lb
Ounces:
oz
Metric Tons:
t
Kilograms:
kg
Grams:
g
Milligrams:
mg
Micrograms:
µg
US Ton (Short Ton):
ST
Imperial Ton (Long Ton):
LT
Pounds:
lb
Ounces:
oz
Conversions can sometimes be easy if you are talking about the same unit such as micrograms to grams. Other times conversions can be much more difficult like converting between metric and imperial units such as kilograms to ounces. Suntsu has created a weight unit converter to assist you. Our converter can help you convert between the following units:
Metric Ton (t)
Kilogram (kg)
Gram (g)
Milligram (mg)
Microgram (µg)
US Ton (ST)
Imperial Ton (LT)
Pounds (lb)
Ounces (oz)
Stones (st)
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