KEVOS® MAKEOS · Units
Angle Converter
What is this angle in other units?
Convert a angle between SI, metric and US customary units and see it in every listed unit at once.
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How this tool works
Inputs, units and where to find them
| Input | Unit | Typical source |
|---|---|---|
| Angle value | The number exactly as written on the drawing, data sheet or quote. | |
| Unit of the entered value | choice | The unit printed beside the value; check prefixes such as k, M and m. |
Method and formulas
- Value in degree = entered value × factor of the entered unit.
- Value in each other unit = SI value ÷ that unit’s factor.
- Factors used (1 unit = … degree): radian 57.29577951308232; gradian 0.9; arc-minute 0.016666666666666666; arc-second 0.0002777777777777778; milliradian 0.05729577951308232; revolution 360.
- Example: 1 radian = 57.29578 degree.
Limitations
- Displayed values are rounded to eight decimal places; small values use significant figures.
- Degrees–minutes–seconds can be read from the arc-minute and arc-second rows.
- Example values are illustrations. Replace them with values for your actual task.
Typical uses
- Convert angle values on drawings, data sheets and quotes
- Check supplier data given in other units
Who it is for
- Engineers
- Technicians
- Buyers and estimators
What you get
- The angle in each listed unit
- Value in degree
Interpreting the result
- Use the unit your specification is written in, and keep the original value on record.
References
- Machinery’s Handbook, 29th edition (Industrial Press, 2012), printed pp. 103–104, 2662. Topic reference; no source tables or recommended settings are reproduced.
- BIPM: The International System of Units (SI brochure) — https://www.bipm.org/en/publications/si-brochure
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