Bar to Pounds per Square Inch

1 bar = 14.50377 psi

Owners of European cars, imported espresso machines, and diving equipment often see pressures listed in bar but use American gauges and pumps that read in psi. Converting bar to psi makes it possible to inflate tires, set regulators, and check readings without guessing.

When you need to convert bar to pounds per square inch

How to convert bar to pounds per square inch

psi = bar × 14.50377

Example: 5 bar = 72.51887 psi

Common pressures in bar

Bar (bar)Pounds per Square Inch (psi)
1 bar14.50377 psi
2 bar29.00755 psi
2.2 bar31.9083 psi
2.5 bar36.25943 psi
3 bar43.51132 psi
5 bar72.51887 psi
9 bar130.534 psi
10 bar145.0377 psi
200 bar2,900.755 psi

Tips for converting bar to pounds per square inch

Bar to Pounds per Square Inch conversion table

Bar (bar)Pounds per Square Inch (psi)
1 bar14.50377 psi
2 bar29.00755 psi
3 bar43.51132 psi
4 bar58.0151 psi
5 bar72.51887 psi
6 bar87.02264 psi
7 bar101.5264 psi
8 bar116.0302 psi
9 bar130.534 psi
10 bar145.0377 psi
15 bar217.5566 psi
20 bar290.0755 psi
25 bar362.5943 psi
30 bar435.1132 psi
40 bar580.151 psi
50 bar725.1887 psi
75 bar1,087.783 psi
100 bar1,450.377 psi
250 bar3,625.943 psi
500 bar7,251.887 psi
1,000 bar14,503.77 psi

About the units

Bar: The bar is a metric unit of pressure equal to exactly 100,000 pascals, close to atmospheric pressure at sea level.

Pounds per Square Inch: Pounds per square inch (psi) is a US customary unit of pressure, used for tire pressure, hydraulics and compressed air.

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Frequently asked questions

How many pounds per square inch are in 1 bar?

1 bar equals 14.50377 pounds per square inch.

How many bar are in 1 pound per square inch?

1 pound per square inch equals 0.06894757 bar.

How do I convert bar to pounds per square inch?

Use the formula psi = bar × 14.50377.

What is 10 bar in pounds per square inch?

10 bar equals 145.0377 pounds per square inch.

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Conversion factors use the exact definitions published by NIST and the BIPM, and are checked by automated tests against those definitions.

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