Description
This page covers the Snap-on TE352FUA torque wrench under its plain code, which Lost in HCM titles “TORQOMETER U.S. Follow-up”. The name carries no chart wording. If your quality file needs that extra item, see the TE352FUAC version listed with Chart. Both codes describe the same 3/4 inch, 350 ft-lb dial wrench, so the tool in your hand stays identical.
Plain code against the chart listing
Snap-on prints a short note under its U.S. Reading table. Wrenches in that chart ship without a certificate of calibration. To order the certificate model, a buyer adds a C to the stock number. Lost in HCM lists that C code for this size as TE352FUAC “with Chart”. However, the listing does not spell out what the chart holds. So if the detail matters, ask before you choose the TE352FUAC over the TE352FUA.
Who should order the Snap-on TE352FUA torque wrench
| Your situation | Better code |
|---|---|
| Your own lab verifies every new wrench before release | TE352FUA |
| An outside lab already checks incoming tools under contract | TE352FUA |
| The wrench backs up a master tool on a repair bench | TE352FUA |
| An auditor wants a document on file before first use | TE352FUAC |
| Receiving holds any gauge that arrives without papers | TE352FUAC |
In short, the plain code suits sites that create their own first record. Meanwhile, the chart code suits sites where paperwork must arrive with the box.
What the catalog row says about the Snap-on TE352FUA torque wrench
- Square drive: 3/4 in
- Scale: 350 ft-lb, read in 5 ft-lb steps
- Length 29-7/8 in, width 3-1/4 in
- Head depth: 1-25/32 in, not counting the drive
- Storage case: none listed in the catalog row
- Grade: Snap-on’s U.S. Reading, Standard 2% Accuracy table
As a Follow-up model, the TE352FUA uses two needles. One marks the targeted torque, and the other shows the torque you reach. Also, the same row lists a Basic TE352A and a signal-light TE352LA.
Working range on the TE352FUA dial
Snap-on’s UK brochure puts this grade within ±2% of reading from 20% of full scale up to full scale, in both directions. On this dial, that band starts at 70 ft-lb. The brochure also advises a working range near the middle of capacity. Therefore joints with specs around 175 ft-lb sit well on the TE352FUA. Finally, keep it between 0 and 100 °F, roughly -18 to 38 °C.
Putting the TE352FUA on a purchase request
Quotes for the TE352FUA come from Lost in HCM, which supplies Snap-on tools in Vietnam. Write the plain code on your request, so the version without chart wording ships. After that, ask Lost in HCM for a TE352FUA quote. You can also compare other sizes in our torque wrench range or contact SMK Vietnam. Once the TE352FUA arrives, stay within its rated torque, and never use it to break a fastener loose.
TE352FUA questions from the purchasing desk
Can a lab issue a report for the TE352FUA after delivery?
Yes. Any torque lab you trust can test the wrench and write its own report. However, that report comes from the lab, not from Snap-on.
Why pick the Follow-up model at 350 ft-lb?
The second needle marks the target, so the user can pull toward a visible mark. That helps on long 3/4 inch joints where the dial sits far from your eyes.
Does Snap-on make a signal-light model of this size?
Yes. The TE352LA shares the catalog row, and its light flashes when you reach the targeted torque.
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