Description
Our Snap-on TER25FUA torque wrench listing is the plain Follow-up code, sold without any chart named in its title. Lost in HCM also offers the TER25FUAC Follow-up version with Chart. Mechanically, the two codes match, so the decision rests on records rather than reach.

How the C code changes the order
Snap-on states that the wrenches in its Torqometer tables ship without a certificate of calibration. It also says a C suffix designates the certificate models. Lost in HCM calls that extra item a chart on the TER25FUAC. As a result, the plain Snap-on TER25FUA torque wrench suits buyers who handle the first check themselves.
Line roles for the Snap-on TER25FUA torque wrench
Air conditioner and home appliance plants tighten many small screws on panels, fans and brackets. A dial wrench with two needles helps a line checker confirm those joints after assembly. For a spare unit on the second shift, the plain code often makes sense. Similarly, a repair bench that verifies tools against a master wrench rarely needs extra paperwork.
When to pick the TER25FUAC instead
Choose the chart version when your customer audits torque tools from the first day of a launch. Also choose it when incoming inspection holds any gauge that arrives without documents.
Snap-on TER25FUA torque wrench catalog row
| Item | Snap-on value |
|---|---|
| Drive | 3/8 in square |
| N·cm scale | 0 to 3,200 N·cm, 50 N·cm marks |
| in-lb scale | 0 to 300 in-lb, 5 in-lb marks |
| Length | 9-29/32 in |
| Width / head depth | 2-11/16 in / 1-1/4 in (drive not included) |
| Case | PB9 |
| Grade | Combination US/Newton Meter, Precise 1% Accuracy |
Two needles on the TER25FUA dial
Snap-on says the Follow-up model uses two separate needles. Needle one points to the targeted torque, whereas needle two shows the torque achieved. So a checker can compare both values at once. In contrast, the TER25A Basic has one needle, and the TER25LA adds a signal light. Pick the Snap-on TER25FUA torque wrench when a second person reviews the dial after each pull.
Care and quotes
Keep the TER25FUA inside its rated torque, and never use it to free a seized screw. Snap-on adds that periodic recalibration keeps the reading accurate. Once the code is settled, request a quote from Lost in HCM. You can also view more torque wrenches or contact SMK Vietnam for sizing help.
TER25FUA FAQ for assembly plants
Is the TER25FUA the same tool as the TER25FUAC?
Yes. Snap-on prints one row for both, and the C code adds documents rather than hardware.
Does the dial show N·m?
The TER25FUA metric scale reads N·cm. Divide by 100 for N·m, so 3,200 N·cm equals 32 N·m.
Should we order a signal version for noisy lines?
Possibly. Beside the TER25FUA, the same row lists the TER25LA, which adds a light that flashes at the target torque.
















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