Snap-on TER100FU Torqometer, US/N·m Follow-up Dial Wrench, 1/2″ Drive, 140 N·m / 100 ft-lb

Description

The Snap-on TER100FU Torqometer appears at Lost in HCM under the plain name “U.S./ New. Met. Follow-up – TER100FU”. There is no C on the end, so no certificate of calibration comes with it. If you need that document, open the certified TER100FUC page instead. Also, four quick questions below help you decide.

Question 1: who checks the TER100FU before first use?

If your own lab or a contract lab tests each new tool, the plain code fits well. You get the same dial, and your record takes the place of the factory one. However, if nobody can test it before the line needs it, the TER100FUC closes that gap.

Question 2: is a customer audit coming up?

Some car makers and electronics brands ask suppliers to show a record for each measuring tool. So when an audit date sits close, a certificate in the box can save a scramble. Otherwise, the TER100FU keeps the purchase simpler.

Question 3: is the Snap-on TER100FU Torqometer a spare?

Spares often wait in a cabinet until a main tool goes out for checks. Therefore a plain unit that staff compare with a certified one may serve well. For example, a maintenance crib can rotate two wrenches and keep one record chain.

Question 4: what does the catalog say about the TER100FU?

CAT1500i shows the TER100FU in the TER100 row of the Precise 1% Accuracy chart on page 334. In addition, a note under the table gives the rule. Listed codes have no certificate, while C codes do. Here are the row figures:

• 1/2 in square drive.
• 140 N·m scale in 5 N·m steps, plus 100 ft-lb in 2 ft-lb steps.
• 16 in long and 2-3/4 in wide, with a head 1-3/8 in deep before the drive.
• PBR5 storage case.
• Follow-up dial, with a needle for targeted torque and a needle for torque achieved.

Snap-on’s UK brochure suggests a size whose mid point sits near your working range. On this dial, that mid point is 70 N·m. Also, keep loads under the rated torque, and do not use the wrench to break fasteners loose.

Placing a Snap-on TER100FU Torqometer order

Write TER100FU exactly, without the C, on your request. Lost in HCM supplies this wrench in Vietnam and prices every order. So open the TER100FU page at Lost in HCM to ask for a quote. Nearby sizes appear in our torque wrench listings, and you can contact SMK Vietnam for help.

TER100FU answers in brief

Will the TER100FU arrive with a calibration document?

Snap-on’s chart note says the plain codes come without a certificate of calibration. So for one in the box, order the TER100FUC.

Is there a TER100 signal version?

Yes, the TER100L. It shares the CAT1500i row with the TER100FU and has a signal light.