Pressure

1 Torr = 13.6 Millimeter of Water - one Torr is equal to 13.6 Millimeter of Water. Use our free online Torr to Millimeter of Water converter to quickly convert Torr to Millimeter of Water for engineering, science, and everyday calculations. Check the conversion table and get reliable results in seconds.

Torr to Millimeter of Water Converter

Pascal

Atmosphere

Attobar

Attopascal

Barad

Barye

Centibar

CentiHg

Centipascal

Centitorr

Centimeter of Water

Centimeter of Mercury

Decibar

Decipascal

Decitorr

Dekabar

Dekapascal

Dyne/Square Centimeter

Exabar

Exapascal

Femtobar

Femtopascal

Feet of Air [0 °C]

Feet of Air [15 °C]

Feet of Water

Feet of Head

Feet of Mercury

Gram Force/Square Centimeter

Gigabar

Gigapascal

Hectobar

Hectopascal

Inch of Air [0 °C]

Inch of Air [15 °C]

Inch of Water

Inch of Mercury

Kilogram Force/Square Centimeter

Kilogram Force/Square Meter

Kilogram Force/Square Millimeter

Kilobar

Kilopascal

Kip/Square Feet

Kip/Square Inch

Kip/Square Yard

Kilonewton/Square Meter

Kilopond/Square Centimeter

Kilopond/Square Meter

Kilopond/Square Millimeter

Pound Force/Square Inch

Pound Force/Square Yard

Meter of Air [0 °C]

Meter of Air [15 °C]

Megabar

Meganewton/Square Meter

Megapascal

Meter of Head

Microbar

Micrometer H2O

Micrometer Hg

Micron Hg

Micropascal

Millibar

MilliHg

Millipascal

Millitorr

Megapound/Square Inch

Millimeter of water is a unit of measurement for pressure. It refers to the millimeter of water column at 4 degC.  One millimeter of water is equal to 7.36 centitorrs.

Millimeter of Water

Millimeter of Mercury

Nanobar

Nanopascal

Newton/Square Centimeter

Newton/Square Meter

Newton/Square Millimeter

Ounce Force/Square Inch

Poundal/Square Feet

Petabar

Petapascal

Picobar

Picopascal

Pieze

Sthene/Square Meter

Atmopshere [Technical]

Terabar

Terapascal

Ton Force/Square Feet [Short]

Ton Force/Square Feet [Long]

Ton Force/Square Inch [Short]

Ton Force/Square Inch [Long]

Ton Force/Square Meter

Torr is a unit of measurement for pressure.  The unit is named after Italian mathematician and physicist, Evangelista Torricelli, who pioneered the principle of the barometer. One torr is equal to 1/760 of an atmosphere.