What is the unit of maximum torque?
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Torque in physics is a special moment, equal to the product of force and the moment arm, with the international unit being Newton-meter (N-m). The torque coefficient is a proportional coefficient: In high-strength bolted connections, it is the proportional coefficient between the tightening torque applied to the nut and the axial preload (tightening axial force) introduced in the bolt. Introduction to torque: Torque, like power, is one of the main indicators of a car engine, reflecting in car performance including acceleration, climbing ability, and suspension. Its precise definition is: the piston's reciprocating motion in the cylinder does a certain amount of work per cycle, with the unit being Newton.