Turns to Gradians Converter
How to convert turns to gradians
gradians = turns × 400
To convert turns to gradians, multiply the number of turns by 400.
1 tr = 400 gon
Examples
- A right angle: 0.25 tr × 400 = 100 gon
- 1 tr × 400 = 400 gon
Good to know
The gradian is the "GRAD" mode on scientific calculators. It is not the same as a degree, and it is unrelated to the percent grade of a slope.
Turns to gradians conversion table
| Turns (tr) | Gradians (gon) |
|---|---|
| 0.125 tr | 50 gon |
| 0.25 tr | 100 gon |
| 0.5 tr | 200 gon |
| 0.75 tr | 300 gon |
| 1 tr | 400 gon |
| 1.5 tr | 600 gon |
| 2 tr | 800 gon |
| 3 tr | 1,200 gon |
| 4 tr | 1,600 gon |
| 5 tr | 2,000 gon |
| 10 tr | 4,000 gon |
| 100 tr | 40,000 gon |
Unit definitions
- Turn (tr)
- A turn, or revolution, is one complete rotation: exactly 360 degrees or 2π radians. It is used for rotating machinery and for counting rotations.
- Gradian (gon)
- A gradian, also called a gon or grad, is 1/400 of a full turn, exactly 0.9 degrees, so a right angle is 100 gradians. It is used in surveying, mainly in continental Europe.