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The kg is defined as being equal to the mass of the International Prototype of the Kilogram (IPK), a block of platinum-iridium alloy manufactured in 1889 and stored at the International Bureau of Weights and Measures in Sèvres, France.
It is the only SI unit that is defined by a physical object rather than a fundamental physical property that can be reproduced in laboratories.
A unit of weight equal to 1,000 kilograms, or approximately 2,204.6 pounds.
| Kilograms | Metric Tons (or Tonnes) |
|---|---|
| 0kg | 0.00t |
| 1kg | 0.00t |
| 2kg | 0.00t |
| 3kg | 0.00t |
| 4kg | 0.00t |
| 5kg | 0.01t |
| 6kg | 0.01t |
| 7kg | 0.01t |
| 8kg | 0.01t |
| 9kg | 0.01t |
| 10kg | 0.01t |
| 11kg | 0.01t |
| 12kg | 0.01t |
| 13kg | 0.01t |
| 14kg | 0.01t |
| 15kg | 0.01t |
| 16kg | 0.02t |
| 17kg | 0.02t |
| 18kg | 0.02t |
| 19kg | 0.02t |
| Kilograms | Metric Tons (or Tonnes) |
|---|---|
| 20kg | 0.02t |
| 21kg | 0.02t |
| 22kg | 0.02t |
| 23kg | 0.02t |
| 24kg | 0.02t |
| 25kg | 0.03t |
| 26kg | 0.03t |
| 27kg | 0.03t |
| 28kg | 0.03t |
| 29kg | 0.03t |
| 30kg | 0.03t |
| 31kg | 0.03t |
| 32kg | 0.03t |
| 33kg | 0.03t |
| 34kg | 0.03t |
| 35kg | 0.04t |
| 36kg | 0.04t |
| 37kg | 0.04t |
| 38kg | 0.04t |
| 39kg | 0.04t |
| Kilograms | Metric Tons (or Tonnes) |
|---|---|
| 40kg | 0.04t |
| 41kg | 0.04t |
| 42kg | 0.04t |
| 43kg | 0.04t |
| 44kg | 0.04t |
| 45kg | 0.04t |
| 46kg | 0.05t |
| 47kg | 0.05t |
| 48kg | 0.05t |
| 49kg | 0.05t |
| 50kg | 0.05t |
| 51kg | 0.05t |
| 52kg | 0.05t |
| 53kg | 0.05t |
| 54kg | 0.05t |
| 55kg | 0.06t |
| 56kg | 0.06t |
| 57kg | 0.06t |
| 58kg | 0.06t |
| 59kg | 0.06t |