Snap-on TEC12FUA Torqometer, U.S./Metric Follow-up Dial Wrench, 3/8″ Drive, 150 in-lb / 175 kg·cm

The Snap-on TEC12FUA Torqometer is the plain code of a 3/8 inch follow-up dial wrench that reads 150 in-lb and 175 kg·cm. It ships without a chart, so it suits plants that verify tools in-house.

SKU: LIH-TEC12FUA
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Description

Lost in HCM lists the Snap-on TEC12FUA Torqometer under its plain code, with no chart in the name. If your quality file needs a document on arrival, see the TEC12FUAC follow-up Torqometer with Chart instead. Both codes describe one 3/8 inch follow-up dial wrench. This page therefore focuses on when the plain code wins.

Snap-on TEC12FUA Torqometer, 3/8 inch follow-up dial torque wrench with two needles

No chart on this code: the trade-off

The CAT1500i US/Metric table carries a short note. It says the wrenches in the chart come without a certificate of calibration, while certificate models are also available. On Snap-on’s other Torqometer pages, the C suffix marks those models. So the TEC12FUA arrives as a tool only, and your team builds its record. That suits a site with a torque tester and trained staff, because the first check happens in-house anyway.

Matching the TEC12FUA code to your situation

Situation Better code
Your lab verifies each new tool before release TEC12FUA
An outside lab checks every tool on arrival TEC12FUA
A customer audit wants a record from day one TEC12FUAC
Receiving will not release a gauge without a document TEC12FUAC
A spare dial for a repair bench TEC12FUA

In short, the plain TEC12FUA fits when someone else in the chain writes the record. Otherwise, the chart version saves a step.

Snap-on TEC12FUA Torqometer: catalog row in brief

  • The head takes 3/8 inch square-drive sockets.
  • Kilogram-centimeter scale up to 175 kg·cm, marked every 5 kg·cm.
  • Inch-pound scale up to 150 in-lb, marked every 5 in-lb.
  • 9-29/32 in long, 2-11/16 in wide and 1-1/4 in head depth, not counting the drive.
  • PB9 storage case.

Snap-on places the row in its Standard 2% table. The UK brochure defines that grade as within 2% of reading from 20% of full scale upward, clockwise and counterclockwise. So aim to work above about 35 kg·cm or 30 in-lb.

How the Snap-on TEC12FUA Torqometer helps a test bench

A Follow-up model has two separate needles, according to Snap-on. Together they show the targeted torque and the torque achieved. Then, after the pull, a technician can read the result calmly and write it down. This makes the Snap-on TEC12FUA Torqometer handy for audit checks on finished joints. Reset the second needle before each new reading.

Sending the TEC12FUA request

Lost in HCM supplies Snap-on dial wrenches across Vietnam and writes each quote. Quote the plain TEC12FUA code, so the chart version does not ship by mistake. To begin, ask Lost in HCM for a TEC12FUA quote. You can also see other torque wrenches at SMK Vietnam, or contact SMK Vietnam with sizing questions. Once it arrives, stay within the rated torque and never break fasteners loose with it.

TEC12FUA in-house lab questions

Can our lab write the first record for the TEC12FUA?

Yes, if your quality system allows in-house checks. Your lab tests the wrench and files its own report, so the plain code is enough.

Does the TEC12FUA dial read N·m?

No. Its dial reads in-lb and kg·cm. For N·m, take the kg·cm reading times about 0.098.

Which TEC12 code lights up at the target?

The TEC12LA. It sits on the same CAT1500i row and uses a signal light instead of a second needle.

Additional information

Brand

Snap-on

Supplied by

Lost in HCM (lostinhcm.com)

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