Each Converter
Easily convert between different counting units, including dozens, gross, scores, and more. A simple tool for inventory and quantity calculations.
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Streamline your inventory management with this precision Each Converter. Whether you are breaking down bulk shipments from "Gross" to "Each" or calculating historical quantities like "Score," accuracy is non-negotiable. Manual conversion errors lead to stock discrepancies and ordering mistakes. This tool instantly standardizes counting units, making it essential for warehouse managers, wholesalers, and students.
Stop doing mental math. Our calculator supports standard units (Dozen, Gross), historical terms (Score, Great Gross), and trade variations (Baker's Dozen). Just enter your quantity and get the exact item count instantly.
How to Use the Each Converter
- Enter Quantity: Type the number of units you have in the "From" input field.
- Select Type: Choose the unit you are starting with (e.g., Gross) and the unit you need (e.g., Each).
- Get Result: Click "Convert Quantity" to see the precise equivalent immediately.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many are in a gross?
A gross represents exactly 144 individual items. It is calculated as 12 dozen (12 × 12). This unit is commonly used in wholesale trade for small items like screws, pencils, or buttons.
What is a 'score' as a unit of measurement?
A score is a counting unit equal to 20 items. It is largely archaic but famous for its use in the Gettysburg Address ("Four score and seven years ago").
Why is a baker's dozen 13?
A baker's dozen equals 13 items. Originating in medieval England, bakers included an extra loaf to ensure they met weight regulations and avoided severe penalties for shortchanging customers.
What is the difference between a gross and a great gross?
A gross contains 144 items (12 dozen). A great gross is significantly larger, containing 12 gross, which equals 1,728 items (144 dozen).
How are counting units used today?
"Each" is the standard for individual pricing. "Dozen" remains popular for baked goods and eggs. "Gross" is still standard in B2B procurement for fasteners and small commodities.
Why Use This Tool?
- Supports Dozen, Gross, & Great Gross
- Instant Inventory Calculations
- Historical 'Score' Conversion
- Baker's Dozen (13) Support
- 100% Client-Side Privacy
- One-Click Result Copying
- Mobile-Responsive Interface
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