Metric Units and Conversion Charts: A Metrication Handbook for Engineers, Technologists, and Scientists

Everything Great! Fast and as described.

This is a pretty good book, I can't say great or awesome or anything yet only because I'm pretty new at engineering and still a student. It's kinda confusing for me with the lines and all that they use to show relationships and conversions but again, I'm pretty new at this and am sure that it'll get easier as I progress in school. All in all, I like the book, it got to me fairly quick and it is in good condition. I would recommend the book to other aspiring engineers:-)

wished I have left it alone. like the folding chart I got much better

I used to work with metric system and imperial units just drive me crazy especially if the units itself are more complex (lbf, MGD and so on). So this book made the conversion process even messier. This product is clear http://www.amazon.com/Engineering-Unit-Conversions-Michael-Lindeburg/dp/159126099X/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1403800763&sr=1-2&keywords=units+conversion+charts it shows exactly what you need multiply to convert units.

This book is fantastic! As an engineer, I work with clients that use many different units for the same quantities. This book is ideal because the conversions for all units for an engineering quantity are all in the same table. The conversions from one unit to another are clear and in a format that is easily verified. I hate the online conversion tools that most people are using. The online tools are black boxes and I don't trust them because I can't verify their accuracy.

Handy and interesting book for Engineers of all disciplines. Although one can find resources on the web for free that do the same thing, the book is sometimes better because it shows the step by step conversion process in a way that allows a person to be more confident than a "black box" number.