Unit Converter Pro can convert 1500 different units in 76 categories. It contains the most important conversion factors for lenght, mass, area, ... . It offers fully customizable databases and allows you to create conversion tables.
Convert it is a program converting various types of measurement units(supports more than 200 unit types).The program has seven main categories of units each containing lots of unit types in them.Length-Weight-Count-Area-Vol-Time-Density-Power
WinConverter is a unit conversion program. The version 2.1 is pre-configured to convert 1400 units in 76 categories. If you find WinConverter is missing a unit you need, it's easy to add custom units or categories.
Award-winning unit conversion program. Hundreds of units are included, along with detailed descriptions giving the history and definitions of units. Features include conversion tables, adjustable number of decimal places, and conversion formulas.
QVert is a quick and easy to use unit converter tool for Windows based operating systems. QVert supports most common and many not so common units of measure. Conversion units are separated into 15 different and unique categories.
archCalc is a mixed unit decimal and fraction calculator. It allows one to enter dimensions in standard english and metric units of measurement, perform basic calculations, convert between units, keep track of a series of operations, and easily solve
This Universal Converter allows you to convert to and from many UK, US and metric units.To do a conversion, simply select a category, select the source and the target units. The conversation is made on the fly as you type the source value.
JUnitConv is an universal Units of Measure Converter built as a Java Applet, it supports an unlimited number of Units Categories, Units of Measure and Multiplier Prefixes that could be customized using external text files.
CCUnits is a program for Windows 95/ 98/ ME/ 2000/ NT to convert units of measure common in engineering and science. Also, several physical constants can be consulted.
