Description
This is the standard listing of the Snap-on TE2003FU Torqometer, titled “TORQOMETER U.S. Follow-up – TE2003FU” by Lost in HCM. A sister page covers the TE2003FUC Torqometer supplied with Chart. Since the two codes share one tool, start with the specs, then decide on the paperwork.
Spec recap for the Snap-on TE2003FU Torqometer
- 1 inch square drive with a 2,000 ft-lb dial, about 2,712 N·m
- Graduations every 25 ft-lb
- 80 in overall, 4-13/32 in across the body
- Head depth of 2-1/8 in, not counting the drive
- A separately packed 93TQPA 5 ft tubular extension handle
- US Reading/Standard 2% Accuracy table
Also, two needles do the work here. The first holds your target, while the second climbs to the torque achieved and stays there.
TE2003FU and TE2003FUC: one row, two paper options
As usual, Snap-on’s catalog prints the base row only. Its note adds that wrenches in the chart lack a certificate of calibration, and a C suffix brings one. Lost in HCM, in turn, describes the extra item on the C code as a chart.
When a record on arrival pays off
Turnaround crews often start work the day tools arrive. For them, the TE2003FUC removes a lab step. In addition, a client audit with strict gauge rules points the same way.
When the TE2003FU is the practical buy
However, some yards own a heavy torque tester, or keep a lab under contract for big tools. Their staff can log the TE2003FU before first use. So the base code avoids a second, overlapping record.
1 inch or 1-1/2 inch at the TE2003FU’s range?
Snap-on offers the same 2,000 ft-lb span twice. The TE2003FU uses a 1 inch drive, whereas the TE2005FU moves to 1-1/2 inch. Therefore match the drive to the sockets and multipliers your crew already owns.
Quote request: Snap-on TE2003FU Torqometer
Lost in HCM supplies this tool in Vietnam and writes the quote. So give the exact code, plus the drive size of your sockets. After that, open the Lost in HCM TE2003FU page to ask for a price. Browse the SMK Vietnam torque wrench list for other sizes, or contact SMK Vietnam.
TE2003FU heavy-joint FAQ
Is the TE2003FU a light signal model?
No. It is the follow-up model. Snap-on lists the TE2003L as the signal version in the same row.
What drive size do the TE2003FU sockets need?
They need a 1 inch square drive. For 1-1/2 inch tooling, look at the TE2005FU instead.
Should we load the TE2003FU right to 2,000 ft-lb?
Never go beyond it. Snap-on warns against exceeding rated torque on these wrenches.
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