Snap-on TEC1FUA Dial Torque Wrench, U.S./Metric Follow-up Torqometer, 1/4″ Drive, 15 in-lb / 16 kg·cm

The Snap-on TEC1FUA dial torque wrench is the plain 1/4 inch follow-up Torqometer at the low end of the TEC range, reading 15 in-lb and 16 kg·cm. It ships with no chart named.

SKU: LIH-TEC1FUA
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Description

At 15 in-lb, the Snap-on TEC1FUA dial torque wrench sits at the bottom of Snap-on’s US/metric Torqometer range. This listing is the plain follow-up code, without a chart. A twin page covers the TEC1FUAC with Chart for buyers who need documents at delivery.

Snap-on TEC1FUA dial torque wrench, lowest-range 1/4 inch follow-up Torqometer

Snap-on TEC1FUA dial torque wrench: plain code at the bottom of the range

Snap-on’s CAT1500i US/Metric table opens with the TEC1A and TEC1FUA. A note below the table says those wrenches arrive without a certificate of calibration. The Torqometer pages add that a C suffix marks the certificate models, and Lost in HCM lists that version with a chart. So the TEC1FUA and its twin share one tool, while the paperwork sets them apart.

TEC1FUA scales and size

Item CAT1500i value
Square drive 1/4 in
US scale 15 in-lb, .5 in-lb steps
Metric scale 16 kg·cm, 1 kg·cm steps
Length / width 9-29/32 in / 2-11/16 in
Head depth (without drive) 1-1/4 in
Storage case PB9
Signal model on this row None listed

Two separate needles show targeted torque and torque achieved on the TEC1FUA. Snap-on’s UK brochure puts the Standard 2% grade from 20% of full scale to full scale, so work above about 3 in-lb or 3.2 kg·cm.

Three TEC1FUA buyers, three different answers

The right TEC1FUA code depends on who signs off the tool before first use.

An electronics plant with its own torque lab

Its technicians verify every new tool on a low-range tester. For them, the Snap-on TEC1FUA dial torque wrench is the sensible pick, because the lab writes the record anyway.

A contract maker facing customer audits

Here an auditor may ask for a record from the day the TEC1FUA arrives. So the chart twin saves a debate and a lab trip.

A repair bench on a tight budget

A spare dial for small covers and connectors can start without paper. Then, before it joins any audited work, send it for a check. The plain TEC1FUA keeps that first spend low.

Care for a light-range TEC1FUA dial

A small dial wrench is easy to knock off a bench. Therefore keep the TEC1FUA in its PB9 case when nobody is using it. Also zero the second needle before each reading, and never exceed the rated torque. Snap-on adds that periodic recalibration keeps accuracy, so set an interval in your recall plan.

Getting the Snap-on TEC1FUA dial torque wrench quoted

This wrench comes through Lost in HCM, which supplies Snap-on Torqometers in Vietnam and prepares the quote. Use the plain code on your request. Then request a TEC1FUA quote from Lost in HCM, compare other low-range torque wrenches, or contact SMK Vietnam for advice on the range.

TEC1FUA small-joint FAQ

How many N·m is the TEC1FUA top value?

About 1.7 N·m, because each in-lb is near 0.113 N·m.

Does a light-signal TEC1 model exist?

No. The CAT1500i row lists only the TEC1A Basic and the TEC1FUA follow-up.

Additional information

Brand

Snap-on

Supplied by

Lost in HCM (lostinhcm.com)

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