Pascal to Bar Converter

Pascal to Bar Converter

1 Pa = 0.00001 bar — convert instantly with formula and table.

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Quick answer: one pascal equals 0.00001 bars. So to convert pascals to bars, multiply by 0.00001.

How to convert pascals to bars

bars = pascals × 0.00001

The pascal — one newton per square meter — is the SI pressure unit, named for Blaise Pascal. It is tiny: atmospheric pressure is about 101,325 Pa.

The bar (100,000 Pa) sits conveniently close to one atmosphere, which made it the favorite of meteorologists and scuba divers.

Pascal to Bar conversion table

Pascal (Pa)Bar (bar)
0.01 Pa0.0000001 bar
0.1 Pa0.000001 bar
0.25 Pa0.0000025 bar
0.4 Pa0.000004 bar
0.75 Pa0.0000075 bar
1.25 Pa0.0000125 bar
1.75 Pa0.0000175 bar
2.5 Pa0.000025 bar
3.5 Pa0.000035 bar
4.5 Pa0.000045 bar
6 Pa0.00006 bar
8 Pa0.00008 bar
10 Pa0.0001 bar
12 Pa0.00012 bar
14 Pa0.00014 bar
16 Pa0.00016 bar
18 Pa0.00018 bar
20 Pa0.0002 bar
24 Pa0.00024 bar
26 Pa0.00026 bar
30 Pa0.0003 bar
35 Pa0.00035 bar
45 Pa0.00045 bar
55 Pa0.00055 bar
65 Pa0.00065 bar
75 Pa0.00075 bar
85 Pa0.00085 bar
95 Pa0.00095 bar
110 Pa0.0011 bar
125 Pa0.00125 bar
175 Pa0.00175 bar
250 Pa0.0025 bar
350 Pa0.0035 bar
450 Pa0.0045 bar
600 Pa0.006 bar
750 Pa0.0075 bar
900 Pa0.009 bar
1,500 Pa0.015 bar
2,500 Pa0.025 bar
10,000 Pa0.1 bar

Need the opposite direction? Use the Bar to Pascal converter, or read our complete guide to pressure conversions for every formula in one place.

Frequently asked questions

How many bars are in one pascal?

One pascal equals 0.00001 bars. Multiply any pascal value by 0.00001 to get bars.

What is 10 pascals in bars?

10 pascals equal 0.0001 bars (10 × 0.00001).

Is the pascal to bar conversion exact?

The conversion factor used here (0.00001) is based on the internationally agreed definitions of both units, so results are exact up to rounding of the final decimal places.

Is my data stored when I use this converter?

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser with JavaScript — nothing you type is sent to a server, logged or stored.