Conversor de Presión

Máx: 200 PSI

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Common reference values

Typical pressures you will encounter day to day

32–35 PSI
2.2–2.4 bar
Car tire
Standard passenger
25–35 PSI
1.7–2.4 bar
Mountain bike
MTB trail / enduro
80–130 PSI
5.5–9.0 bar
Road bike
Road / cyclocross
14.7 PSI
1.01 bar
Atmospheric pressure
At sea level
90–120 PSI
6.2–8.3 bar
Home compressor
Pneumatic tools
1,500 PSI
103 bar
Hydraulic system
Industrial machinery

Complete reference table

ItemPSIBarPascal
Car tire (passenger)32–352.2–2.4220,000–240,000
Mountain bike (MTB)25–351.7–2.4172,000–241,000
Road bike80–1305.5–9.0550,000–896,000
Atmospheric pressure14.71.01101,325
Home compressor90–1206.2–8.3620,000–830,000
Basic hydraulic system1,500103.410,340,000

Conversion formulas

PSI → Bar / Pascal

1 PSI = 0.0689476 bar 1 PSI = 6,894.76 Pa

Bar → PSI / Pascal

1 bar = 14.5038 PSI 1 bar = 100,000 Pa

Pascal → PSI / Bar

1 Pa = 0.000145 PSI 1 Pa = 0.00001 bar

About the units

PSI

Pounds per Square Inch. Standard in the US and UK. The most common unit for car, motorcycle and bicycle tires.

Bar

Metric bar. ≈ 1 atmosphere. Common in Europe for industrial gauges, HVAC and refrigeration systems.

Pa

Pascal (SI). The base unit of the International System. One newton per square meter. Essential in science and engineering.

Quick tips

  • Bar → PSI: multiply by 15 (quick estimate).
  • Pa → bar: move the decimal point 5 places to the left.
  • Always measure tire pressure cold (before driving).

⚠ Safety note

In high-pressure systems (hydraulic, compressors), a conversion error can be dangerous. Always verify manufacturer specifications.