Inches Of Mercury to Millibars

Convert inches of mercury (inHg) to millibars (mbar). Type in either box; the other updates as you go.

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1 inHg = 33.863886 mbar

1 inch of mercury equals33.8638864 mbar
1 millibar equals0.0295299833 inHg
Formulambar = inHg × 33.8638864

How to convert inches of mercury to millibars

To convert inches of mercury to millibars, multiply the number of inches of mercury by 33.8638864.

mbar = inHg × 33.8638864

Example

Convert 5 inches of mercury to millibars:

5 inHg × 33.8638864 = 169.319 mbar

Inch Of Mercury to millibar conversion chart

Inches Of Mercury to millibars
Inches Of Mercury (inHg)Millibars (mbar)
1 inHg33.86389 mbar
2 inHg67.72777 mbar
3 inHg101.5917 mbar
4 inHg135.4555 mbar
5 inHg169.3194 mbar
6 inHg203.1833 mbar
7 inHg237.0472 mbar
8 inHg270.9111 mbar
9 inHg304.775 mbar
10 inHg338.6389 mbar
12 inHg406.3666 mbar
15 inHg507.9583 mbar
20 inHg677.2777 mbar
25 inHg846.5972 mbar
30 inHg1,015.917 mbar
40 inHg1,354.555 mbar
50 inHg1,693.194 mbar
60 inHg2,031.833 mbar
70 inHg2,370.472 mbar
75 inHg2,539.791 mbar
80 inHg2,709.111 mbar
90 inHg3,047.75 mbar
100 inHg3,386.389 mbar
150 inHg5,079.583 mbar
200 inHg6,772.777 mbar
250 inHg8,465.972 mbar
500 inHg16,931.94 mbar
1,000 inHg33,863.89 mbar

Going the other way? See the millibars to inches of mercury chart.

About the units

Inch Of Mercury (inHg)

An inch of mercury is about 3,386 pascals. US weather reports and aviation altimeters use inHg.

Millibar (mbar)

A millibar is one thousandth of a bar, the same as a hectopascal. Weather reports use it.

Frequently asked questions

How many millibars are in an inch of mercury?

There are 33.8638864 millibars in an inch of mercury.

How many inches of mercury are in a millibar?

There are 0.0295299833 inches of mercury in a millibar.

How do you convert inches of mercury to millibars?

To convert inches of mercury to millibars, multiply the number of inches of mercury by 33.8638864.

What is 5 inches of mercury in millibars?

5 inches of mercury equals 169.319 millibars.

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