Snap-on TEC100FU Torqometer, U.S./Metric Follow-up Dial Wrench, 1/2″ Drive, 100 ft-lb / 14 kg·m

Description

Receiving teams at FDI plants check every gauge before it reaches the line. The Snap-on TEC100FU Torqometer arrives as the plain code of a 1/2 inch follow-up dial wrench, without a chart. If your receiving rules call for a document in the box, see the Snap-on TEC100FUC listed with a chart.

Plain listing, nothing extra in the box

First, note that Lost in HCM names this item “TORQOMETER U.S./ Metric Follow-up – TEC100FU”. Snap-on’s CAT1500i table for the family states that its wrenches come without a certificate of calibration. On the Torqometer pages, the C suffix flags the certificate models. Therefore the TEC100FU and the TEC100FUC share a dial, and only the paperwork differs.

A receiving checklist for the Snap-on TEC100FU Torqometer

• Match the stock number on the wrench and the box to TEC100FU on the order.
• Look over the dial crystal, both needles and the 1/2 inch drive for transit damage.
• Also confirm that the PBR5 storage case came with the wrench.
• Then book the first check on your own tester or with an outside lab.
• Finally, release the wrench only once the report sits in the asset file.

Because the plain code brings no chart, that first check creates the record. Plan a slot for it, so the TEC100FU does not wait on a shelf.

When to choose the TEC100FUC twin instead

Pick the chart code when the line needs the wrench on day one and no lab slot is open. Similarly, choose it when a customer audit asks for a record from delivery. Otherwise, the TEC100FU skips a document that your own check would replace anyway.

Snap-on TEC100FU Torqometer row data

Snap-on’s UK brochure rates the Standard 2% grade within 2% of reading from 20% of full scale to full scale, both ways. So the TEC100FU suits work from about 20 ft-lb or 2.8 kg·m up.

Where the TEC100FU quote comes from

Lost in HCM supplies Snap-on dial wrenches across Vietnam and prices each order. Put the plain code on your request, and add any spare case or adaptor you need. Then get a TEC100FU quote from Lost in HCM, compare other 1/2 inch and 3/8 inch torque wrenches, or contact SMK Vietnam. In use, stay inside the rated torque and never break fasteners loose with this dial.

Receiving desk FAQ for the TEC100FU

What should the first TEC100FU check record?

Your quality plan sets that. Ask your lab ahead of time what its report for the TEC100FU will show.

How much is 14 kg·m in N·m?

Close to 137 N·m, since a kg·m works out at about 9.81 N·m.

Does the TEC100FU have a light-signal sibling?

Yes. The TEC100L on the same CAT1500i row uses a signal light.