Description
Most maintenance carts already hold a full set of 3/8″ sockets and extensions. So a low-torque tool with a 1/4″ drive often ends up on an adapter. The Snap-on CTECH2MR100 torque wrench avoids that step. It delivers 5-100 in-lb through a 3/8″ ratchet head, with the full ControlTech Micro electronics behind it.

Why pick a 3/8 inch drive for such low torque
Every adapter adds length and a little play to the joint. In addition, a stack of adapters can tip on a small screw head. With the CTECH2MR100, your existing 3/8″ sockets fit straight on. However, 1/4″ sockets are slimmer, so the CTECH1MR100 may still win in very tight pockets.
Lights, beep and vibration instead of a click
Snap-on points out that a user can overshoot a click wrench by as much as 20%, because the pull continues after the click. The CTECH2MR100 warns earlier. Yellow, green and red LEDs show approach, target and over-torque, while a beep and handle vibration back them up. As a result, operators stop on time even with gloves on or in a loud shop.
Snap-on CTECH2MR100 torque wrench specifications
| Drive | 3/8 in, fixed ratchet head |
| Gear | 72 teeth, 5° swing |
| Torque range | 5-100 in-lb / 0.42-8.33 ft-lb / 0.57-11.30 N·m |
| Accuracy, 20-100% of scale | ±2% clockwise, ±3% counterclockwise |
| Accuracy, 5-19% of scale | ±4% clockwise, ±6% counterclockwise |
| Weight / length | 0.9 lb (0.41 kg) / 10.9 in |
| Data | 1,500 readings, USB download |
The Snap-on CTECH2MR100 torque wrench in production
Presets let a supervisor load the target once, then lock it. Also, the stored readings carry time stamps for the quality record. Typical users include HVAC and refrigeration techs, instrument fitters and electronics rework benches.
Buying through Lost in HCM
SMK Vietnam lists the CTECH2MR100, but Lost in HCM supplies it and prepares every quote. For price and availability on the 3/8″ Micro, request a quote from Lost in HCM. Then compare more torque wrenches on SMK Vietnam, reach our team, or check the brand on snapon.com.
Common questions on the CTECH2MR100
What separates the CTECH2MR100 from the CTECH1MR100?
The drive size. Snap-on lists both at 5-100 in-lb with a 72-tooth head, 0.9 lb and 10.9 inches. This one has a 3/8″ drive.
Will it measure counterclockwise torque?
Yes. Snap-on quotes ±3% counterclockwise from 20% to 100% of full scale, so it suits left-hand threads.
Which battery does it take?
One AA lithium cell, which Snap-on rates at about 40 hours of continuous use. It also accepts alkaline or NiMH cells, which are not included.
















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