Description
This listing is the Snap-on TE803FUC Torqometer, which Lost in HCM titles “TORQOMETER U.S. Follow-up (with Chart)”. The same 1 inch, 800 ft-lb follow-up wrench also appears as the plain TE803FU without chart wording. Pick this C code when the documents must ship with the tool.
The C suffix on the TE803FUC
Snap-on’s U.S. Reading table states that wrenches in the chart come without a certificate of calibration. It also says that a C added to the stock number orders the certificate model. So the extra C on the TE803FUC points to documents, while the dial and drive stay the same. Meanwhile, Lost in HCM adds “with Chart” to the name but does not describe its contents. Therefore ask for a sample page if your procedure names a specific record.
Shutdown dossiers and the Snap-on TE803FUC Torqometer
Turnaround contractors often submit a tool list before they move onto a site. The owner’s QA team may then reject any measuring tool that lacks a record. Because the TE803FUC arrives with its paperwork, it can join that list without a lab trip first. Similarly, it suits a new asset register, where each tool needs a document at entry.
When the plain TE803FU is enough
Some plants own a torque bench that reaches 800 ft-lb, so they verify new wrenches themselves. Others hold a framework deal with an outside lab that tests every tool on arrival. In addition, a spare wrench for a workshop may only need a cross-check. In each of those cases, the TE803FU without chart wording makes better use of the budget.
Where the TE803FUC figures come from
The source page lists no dimensions for this code. So the figures below come from Snap-on’s base TE803FU row.
| Spec | TE803FU base row |
|---|---|
| Drive | 1 in |
| Scale | 800 ft-lb, 10 ft-lb steps |
| Length / width | 66-13/16 in / 3-9/16 in |
| Head depth (without drive) | 2-1/32 in |
| Handle | 92TQPA 4 ft tubular extension, packed separately |
Reading the Snap-on TE803FUC Torqometer under load
As a Follow-up model, the wrench shows two needles. One marks the targeted torque, and the other tracks the torque you reach. According to Snap-on’s UK brochure, readings hold within ±2% from 20% of full scale to the top, clockwise and counterclockwise. So on the TE803FUC, readings from 160 ft-lb upward fall inside that statement. Also, a spec near 400 ft-lb sits around the midpoint that Snap-on suggests.
Getting the TE803FUC onto your site
In Vietnam, Lost in HCM supplies Snap-on Torqometers and answers each request with a quote. Quote the full TE803FUC code, C included, so Lost in HCM prepares the chart listing. Next, ask Lost in HCM to quote the TE803FUC. You can also see our torque wrench range or contact SMK Vietnam. On site, keep the TE803FUC between 0 and 100 °F, stay within its rated torque, and never use it to break bolts loose.
TE803FUC document questions
Who issues the chart in the TE803FUC listing?
Lost in HCM’s title leaves that point open. So ask Lost in HCM before you order, if your QA plan needs to name the issuer.
Does the TE803FUC measure differently from the TE803FU?
No. Snap-on prints one row for the base code, and the C suffix adds documents rather than hardware.
Is a long handle part of the order?
The base row notes a separately packed 92TQPA 4 ft tubular extension. Even so, confirm it on your Lost in HCM quote.
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