Description
The Snap-on TE100FU Torqometer on this page is the base version. Lost in HCM lists it as “TORQOMETER U.S. Follow-up – TE100FU”, and the title carries no chart. For the other option, see the TE100FUC listing that includes a Chart. Hardware does not separate them, because Snap-on prints both under one row. So the Snap-on TE100FU Torqometer differs only in what travels with it.
How receiving teams treat a TE100FU
Your incoming inspection rule usually settles the choice. Some FDI plants tag every gauge on arrival and look for a document in the box. Others accept a new wrench, then route it to the metrology room before release. So read your own procedure first, and match the code to it.
Signs that the TE100FUC avoids a hold
- The procedure names a supplier document as a condition of release.
- A customer audit, such as an automotive process review, falls within weeks.
- Your site has no tester that reaches 100 ft-lb.
Signs that the Snap-on TE100FU Torqometer is enough
A torque bench on site changes the math. Your technicians verify the TE100FU, write the record, and set the next due date in one step. In addition, a backup wrench for a maintenance crib rarely needs supplier paperwork. As a result, the base code lets the budget stretch to sockets or a second tool.
TE100FU numbers from page 333
| Field | TE100FU entry |
|---|---|
| Drive | 1/2 in square |
| Full scale | 100 ft-lb, graduated every 1 ft-lb |
| Overall length | 16 in |
| Body width | 2-3/4 in |
| Head depth, no drive | 1-3/8 in |
| Case | PBR5 |
| Sister models | TE100 Basic, TE100L signal |
Full scale works out to about 136 N·m. Meanwhile, the follow-up design keeps a second needle at the torque achieved, so the reading stays after you release the handle.
Snap-on TE100FU Torqometer supply and quotes
Lost in HCM supplies the wrench and prepares the quote. Write the code exactly, since TE100FU and TE100FUC ship as different items. Then put the TE100FU on a Lost in HCM quote request. Our torque wrench listings show nearby ranges, and you can contact SMK Vietnam with questions.
Incoming inspection FAQ: TE100FU
Will our receiving team accept a TE100FU without a document?
That depends on your procedure. If it allows in-house verification before release, the base code works.
Is the TE100FU dial the same as the TE100FUC dial?
Yes. Snap-on lists one row for both, so range, steps and size match.
What should we do with the TE100FU before first use?
Check it on your bench, record the result, and add it to your recall list.
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