Description
This page covers the Snap-on TER1FUA Torqometer, the plain code of Snap-on’s smallest Precise 1% Follow-up dial wrench. A second listing, the TER1FUAC with a calibration certificate, adds the document. The two share one catalog row, so start with how your lab records its tools.
What sets the TER1FUA apart from the TER1FUAC
Snap-on’s CAT1500i notes say the wrenches in its tables come without a certificate of calibration. A C suffix orders the certified model instead. So the TER1FUA and the TER1FUAC have the same dial, the same drive and the same two needles. Only the paperwork at delivery differs.
Four questions that pick the right code
Does your lab own a low-range torque tester?
If yes, your team can verify the TER1FUA on arrival and file its own record. Then the plain Snap-on TER1FUA Torqometer is enough.
Will an auditor see the tool in its first month?
If so, the TER1FUAC saves a rushed lab booking, because the certificate arrives with it.
Is it a prototype tool or a production tool?
R&D benches for camera modules or optics often accept an internal check of a TER1FUA. However, a released process step may need a formal record.
How tight is the budget?
For a pilot line, the plain TER1FUA leaves money for bits and a second wrench.
Snap-on TER1FUA Torqometer specs in short
The catalog gives the TER1FUA a 1/4 inch square drive. It reads up to 1.7 N·m in 0.05 N·m steps, and up to 15 in-lb in 0.5 in-lb steps. It is 9-29/32 in long and 2-11/16 in wide, with a 1-1/4 in head depth that leaves out the drive. A PB9 case holds it. Snap-on lists it in the Combination US/Newton Meter, Precise 1% Accuracy table.
As a Follow-up model, it has two separate needles. One marks the targeted torque, and the other marks the torque achieved. The same row also offers the TER1A Basic and TER1LA signal models.
Handling a very light dial wrench
At this scale, a heavy hand can overshoot the target in a moment. So pull slowly, and keep your grip on the handle, not on the head. Snap-on’s UK brochure also warns against working below 20% of full scale. Thus, if your value sits low on this dial, ask about a smaller tool first. Finally, keep the Snap-on TER1FUA Torqometer in its case between jobs, away from drops.
Buying the Snap-on TER1FUA Torqometer
Lost in HCM supplies the TER1FUA in Vietnam and sends a quote for each request. To start, request a TER1FUA quote from Lost in HCM. You can also browse every size in our torque wrench category, or contact SMK Vietnam with your torque value.
Lab buyer FAQ for the TER1FUA
Can I add a certificate later?
Your own lab or an outside lab can test the wrench and issue a report. For the Snap-on certificate on delivery, though, order the TER1FUAC code.
Does the TER1FUA read in N·cm?
No. The dial shows N·m and in-lb. Multiply an N·m value by 100 when a drawing uses N·cm.
Can I loosen screws with it?
No. Snap-on tells users never to loosen fasteners with Torqometer wrenches such as the TER1FUA.
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