Engineering Calculators | Convertors
Fertilizer / Nutrient Rate / ROI, Pesticide Dosage and more…
Road Level of Service (LOS) and more…
Breaker Size, Voltage Drop, Cable Size and more…
Ohm’s law, LED Resistor, Color Code and more…
Bolt Sizing/Torque & Preload and more…
About Engineering Calculators
This is a comprehensive suite of precise, browser-based tools built for civil, mechanical, electrical, chemical, and structural engineering. Each calculator uses verified formulas and scientific models to deliver dependable, real-time results. Designed for both students and professionals, these tools simplify complex calculations — from beam stress and power loss to heat transfer and material analysis. By converting technical equations into instant, accurate outputs, CLAC360 bridges theory with practice, helping engineers make faster, smarter decisions directly online.
Why Use Engineering Calculators
Above given Clac360 tools are built for real engineering challenges — not for generic math. Each calculator is crafted for precision and speed, delivering accurate results instantly. All formulas, equations, and constants are drawn from prestigious standards and manuals recognized across engineering fields — including ASCE, ASME, ACI, IEEE, ASTM, AASTHO, and ISO. This ensures every computation aligns with globally accepted practices. Supported by verified data and regularly updated algorithms, Clac360 removes uncertainty and saves time. Whether you’re designing, analyzing, or learning, these calculators provide dependable accuracy right from your browser — making engineering faster, smarter, and more efficient.
How to Use these Tools
Follow these quick tips to get the best results from above given Clac360 tools:
- Confirm units — always check whether inputs are in metric or imperial before entering values.
- Review the notes — each calculator page includes formula explanations and reference data for transparency.
- Export results — use the CSV download feature to generate Excel sheets for reports, presentations, or project documentation.
- Apply standards — for design work, pair calculator outputs with your organization’s safety factors and applicable codes.
- Verify calculations — always double-check critical results before implementation or submission.