Pressure measurements appear across multiple units depending on the country of origin, industry, and instrument manufacturer. Engineers, technicians, and procurement specialists frequently need to convert between bar, psi (pounds per square inch), kPa (kilopascals), and MPa (megapascals) when specifying pressure gauges, pressure switches, calibration equipment, or fluid power systems. This chart provides instant conversions between all four units, along with the conversion formulas to calculate any value not listed.

How do I convert psi to bar? Divide the psi value by 14.5. For example, 100 psi ÷ 14.5 = 6.9 bar. To convert bar to psi, multiply by 14.5. See the full conversion chart below for bar, psi, kPa, and MPa equivalents.

 

Pressure Conversion Formulas

ConversionFormula
Bar to psiBar × 14.5 = psi
Bar to kPaBar × 100 = kPa
Bar to MPaBar ÷ 10 = MPa
psi to Barpsi ÷ 14.5 = Bar
psi to kPapsi × 6.895 = kPa
psi to MPapsi ÷ 145 = MPa
MPa to BarMPa × 10 = Bar
MPa to psiMPa × 145 = psi
MPa to kPaMPa × 1,000 = kPa

Pressure Conversion Chart — Bar, psi, kPa, MPa

BarpsikPaMPa
0.11.5100.01
0.22.9200.02
0.34.4300.03
0.45.8400.04
0.57.3500.05
0.68.7600.06
0.710.2700.07
0.811.6800.08
0.913.1900.09
114.51000.1
2292000.2
343.53000.3
4584000.4
572.55000.5
6876000.6
7101.57000.7
81168000.8
9130.59000.9
101451,0001
202902,0002
304353,0003
405804,0004
507255,0005
608706,0006
701,0157,0007
801,1608,0008
901,3059,0009
1001,45010,00010
2002,90020,00020
3004,35030,00030
4005,80040,00040
5007,25050,00050
6008,70060,00060
70010,15070,00070
80011,60080,00080
90013,05090,00090
1,00014,500100,000100
1,10015,950110,000110
1,20017,400120,000120
1,30018,850130,000130

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