60N

60N is a magnitude of force expressed in newtons, the SI unit of force. The symbol N denotes newtons; one newton is the force required to accelerate a mass of one kilogram at a rate of one meter per second squared (F = ma).

On Earth, the amount of mass corresponding to 60 newtons is about 6.12 kilograms, since m = F/g with g ≈ 9.80665 m/s^2. In other common units, 60 N equals about 6.12 kgf or about 13.49 pounds-force (lbf).

60 N can describe forces in physics experiments, engineering specifications, lifting loads, or loads on structures. Without direction, 60 N is simply a magnitude; the full description requires the vector direction and line of action.

Writing "60N" without a space is common in informal contexts but not the standard typographic form; in formal writing, "60 N" is preferred.

Note that 60N may appear as shorthand in various domains to indicate a force of that magnitude, but it is not itself a distinct object or model unless specified by context.