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Inches of Mercury to Millibars Converter

1 inch of mercury = 33.8639 millibars.

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1 inch of mercury =

33.8639 mbar

1 inHg × 33.8639 = 33.8639 mbar

1 atm = 101,325 Pa · 1 bar = 100,000 Pa

The working
  • 1. Convert 1 inHg to pascals: 1 × 3,386.39 = 3,386.39.
  • 2. Convert to mbar: 3,386.39 ÷ 100 = 33.8639.

1 inHg in every unit

Pascals3,386.39 Pa
Kilopascals3.38639 kPa
Megapascals0.00338639 MPa
Bar0.0338639 bar
Millibar33.8639 mbar
Pounds per square inch0.491154 psi
Atmospheres0.0334211 atm
Millimetres of mercury25.4 mmHg
Torr25.4 Torr
Inches of mercury1 inHg

Common pressures

Car tyre
2.2 bar (32 psi)
Road bike tyre
6-8 bar
Sea-level air pressure
1,013 mbar
Normal blood pressure
120/80 mmHg

Conversion table

Inches of mercury to Millibars

Inches of mercury to Millibars
Inches of mercuryMillibars
28948.19
28.5965.12
29982.05
29.5998.98
29.921,013.2
301,015.9
30.51,032.8
311,049.8

Millibars to Inches of mercury

Millibars to Inches of mercury
MillibarsInches of mercury
280.82684
28.50.8416
290.85637
29.50.87113
29.920.88354
300.8859
30.50.90066
310.91543

Formula and worked example

millibars = inches of mercury × 33.86389.

Convert 29.92 inches of mercury to millibars: 29.92 × 33.86389 = 1,013.21 mbar.

When you need this

US weather reports and aircraft altimeters give pressure in inches of mercury, while most other forecasts use millibars (hectopascals).

Questions people ask

How many millibars are in a inch of mercury?

One inch of mercury is 33.86389 millibars.

How do I convert inches of mercury to millibars?

Multiply the number of inches of mercury by 33.86389.

What is 29.92 inHg in mbar?

29.92 inches of mercury is 1,013.21 millibars.

How do I convert millibars back to inches of mercury?

Multiply by 0.02952998: one millibar is 0.02952998 inches of mercury.

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How we calculate this

We use the standard published formula or definition for this calculation, and we show the working so you can check it. Source: NIST Special Publication 811, Guide for the Use of the International System of Units.

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