The kilonewton-meter (kN·m) equals 1,000 newton-meters, used in civil and structural engineering for large-scale torque specifications on bridges, cranes, and heavy industrial equipment. Foundation bolt specifications and wind turbine torque ratings are commonly expressed in kN·m. One kN·m equals approximately 737.6 pound-feet.

Ounce-inch (oz·in) is a small imperial torque unit used for precision instruments, watchmaking, and micro-mechanical assembly where even pound-inches would be too large. Small servo motors, camera lens mechanisms, and delicate electronics fasteners are rated in oz·in. One ounce-inch equals approximately 0.00706 newton-meters.