PSI ↔ Bar

    Convert between PSI and bar

    PSI ↔ Bar

    Quick Facts

    • •1 bar = 14.504 PSI
    • •1 PSI = 0.0689 bar
    • •Car tire pressure: 32 PSI ≈ 2.2 bar
    • •1 atm ≈ 14.7 PSI ≈ 1.013 bar

    PSI and Bar Explained

    PSI (pounds per square inch) is the standard pressure unit in the US. Bar is used internationally and in most of Europe. One bar is approximately equal to atmospheric pressure at sea level (1 atm ≈ 1.01325 bar). One PSI equals 0.0689 bar.

    Common Applications

    Car tires in the US are measured in PSI (typically 30–35 PSI), while European cars use bar (2.0–2.5 bar). Scuba tanks use PSI in the US (3,000 PSI) and bar internationally (200 bar). Industrial equipment, hydraulics, and compressed gas cylinders also use these units.

    How to convert PSI to Bar

    To convert psi to bar, multiply the number of psi by the conversion factor. The exact factor is 0.068948.

    Formula

    Bar = PSI × 0.068948

    Worked example

    Convert 10 PSI to Bar: 10 PSI = 0.6895 Bar.

    PSI to Bar reference table

    Use this quick lookup for common psi to bar values.

    PSI (PSI)Bar (Bar)
    1 PSI0.0689 Bar
    2 PSI0.1379 Bar
    5 PSI0.3447 Bar
    10 PSI0.6895 Bar
    20 PSI1.379 Bar
    25 PSI1.7237 Bar
    50 PSI3.4474 Bar
    75 PSI5.1711 Bar
    100 PSI6.8948 Bar
    250 PSI17.2369 Bar

    Frequently asked questions

    What is the formula to convert PSI to Bar?

    Multiply the number of psi by 0.068948 to get bar. For example, 10 PSI equals 0.6895 Bar.

    How many bar are in 1 psi?

    1 PSI equals 0.0689 Bar.

    How do I convert bar back to psi?

    Reverse the formula: PSI = Bar ÷ 0.068948. For example, 100 Bar equals 1,450.3768 PSI.

    Is this PSI to Bar converter accurate?

    Yes. Conversions use the internationally accepted ratio for psi and bar and are calculated to 4 decimal places in your browser.

    What is 10 PSI in Bar?

    10 PSI equals 0.6895 Bar.

    This calculator is for educational and reference purposes only. Always verify critical calculations independently.