Unit hN
Name hectonewton
Category Force
Details A hectonewton (hN) is a unit of force in the field of physics and engineering. It is part of the International System of Units (SI) and represents 100 newtons (N). A newton, named after Sir Isaac Newton, is the SI unit of force needed to accelerate a one-kilogram mass by one meter per second squared (1 kg * 1 m/s²).

Hence, 1 hectonewton (hN) is equivalent to 100 newtons (100 N), and it is used to express force measurements in situations where the forces are on the order of hundreds of newtons. This unit can appear in various contexts, including mechanical engineering, materials science, and structural analysis, among others.
hN(hectonewton) to agf(attogram-force)hN(hectonewton) to aN(attonewton)hN(hectonewton) to cgf(centigram-force)hN(hectonewton) to cN(centinewton)hN(hectonewton) to dagf(decagram-force)hN(hectonewton) to daN(decanewton)hN(hectonewton) to dgf(decigram-force)hN(hectonewton) to dN(decinewton)hN(hectonewton) to dyn(dyne)hN(hectonewton) to Egf(exagram-force)hN(hectonewton) to EN(exanewton)hN(hectonewton) to fgf(femtogram-force)hN(hectonewton) to fN(femtonewton)hN(hectonewton) to gf(gram-force)hN(hectonewton) to Ggf(gigagram-force)hN(hectonewton) to GN(giganewton)hN(hectonewton) to hgf(hectogram-force)hN(hectonewton) to kgf(kilogram-force)hN(hectonewton) to kiphN(hectonewton) to kN(kilonewton)hN(hectonewton) to kp(kilopond)hN(hectonewton) to lbf(pound-force)hN(hectonewton) to mgf(milligram-force)hN(hectonewton) to Mgf(megagram-force)hN(hectonewton) to mN(millinewton)hN(hectonewton) to MN(meganewton)hN(hectonewton) to N(newton)hN(hectonewton) to ngf(nanogram-force)hN(hectonewton) to nN(nanonewton)hN(hectonewton) to ozf(ounce-force)hN(hectonewton) to pdl(poundal)hN(hectonewton) to Pgf(petagram-force)hN(hectonewton) to pgf(picogram-force)hN(hectonewton) to PN(petanewton)hN(hectonewton) to pN(piconewton)hN(hectonewton) to Tgf(teragram-force)hN(hectonewton) to TN(teranewton)hN(hectonewton) to ygf(yoctogram-force)hN(hectonewton) to Ygf(yottagram-force)hN(hectonewton) to yN(yoctonewton)hN(hectonewton) to YN(yottanewton)hN(hectonewton) to zgf(zeptogram-force)hN(hectonewton) to Zgf(zettagram-force)hN(hectonewton) to zN(zeptonewton)hN(hectonewton) to ZN(zettanewton)hN(hectonewton) to µgf(microgram-force)hN(hectonewton) to µN(micronewton)