micron to mm

[sparo]

Hi all,
How to convert 200 micron to mm.


Thanks & Regards

[SURESH YADAV]

it is simple 1 mm= 1000 micron

so 200 micron is 0.2 mm

[sparo]

Thanks for the info. it's indeed simple.

[Brian_UK]

There is a vacuum conversion chart here which may be of interest...

http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/vacuum-converter-d_460.html

[Grizzly]

There is a vacuum conversion chart here which may be of interest...

http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/vacuum-converter-d_460.html

Thanks Brian I needed something like that!
Grizzly:)

[sparo]

Thks Brian,
It's useful to me.

[marc5180]

Just what i was looking for i was trying to convert 6mm Hg to microns Which means it is 6000 microns.

Thanks

[nike123]

Just what i was looking for i was trying to convert 6mm Hg to microns Which means it is 6000 microns.

Thanks

Or 6 Torr! ...;)

[absrbrtek]

You doing some absorption work?
Just what i was looking for i was trying to convert 6mm Hg to microns Which means it is 6000 microns.

Thanks

[marc5180]

How did you know ;).
Its for a presentation i was doing for college.

[abet_meneses]

Brian,
many thanks for the site.one i'm looking for.

regards,

[Josip]

Hi, all :)


Hi all,
How to convert 200 micron to mm.


Just what i was looking for i was trying to convert 6mm Hg to microns Which means it is 6000 microns.

Thanks

1 bar is 760 mmHg (or 760 Torr), if we divide 1/760= 0,00131578947368 bar = 1 Torr

The last inch (from 29-30 actually from 0-1) of vacuum is equal to 25400 microns. The micron then is a much more precise method for measuring deep vacuums. 1 micron = 0.001 ...

.... an informal unit of pressure widely used in vacuum technology. In this use, a micron is a micron of mercury, that is, 0.001 mm Hg or approximately 1.333 microbars (http://www.unc.edu/%7Erowlett/units/dictB.html#bar) (µbar or µb) or 133.3 millipascals (http://www.unc.edu/%7Erowlett/units/dictP.html#pascal) (mPa). For all practical purposes, 1 micron is identical to 1 millitorr (http://www.unc.edu/%7Erowlett/units/dictT.html#torr) (mTorr).

Best regards, Josip :)

[hyperion]

Thanks for the link Brian.