Description
This listing is the Snap-on TER25LA Torqometer in its plain form, with no chart wording in the title. A second page covers the TER25LAC light signal wrench with Chart. Both names point to one 3/8 inch signal dial, so the decision rests on documents rather than hardware.
What separates the TER25LA from the TER25LAC
Snap-on’s CAT1500i catalog prints the TER25LA in its Combination US/Newton Meter Reading/Precise 1% Accuracy table. Below that table, a note explains the suffix. Wrenches in the chart ship without a certificate of calibration, and adding a C orders one. So the plain TER25LA leaves the first record to you. Meanwhile, Lost in HCM names its C listing “with Chart” and keeps the contents unstated.
Who gains from the plain Snap-on TER25LA Torqometer
- Plants with their own torque tester, which log each new tool before release.
- Buyers who already pay an outside lab to check every incoming gauge.
- Teams that need several signal wrenches and want budget left for sockets.
- Repair benches where the TER25LA backs up a master tool.
In each case, your own process creates the first record. Therefore a factory document would add cost without changing the result.
Signs your site needs the chart code instead
On the other hand, some quality plans bar a measuring tool from the line until a document sits on file. Customer audits, tight launch dates and strict receiving rules often push buyers toward the C code. If that sounds like your site, the chart version of the TER25LA saves a lab trip.
TER25LA figures from the catalog row
| Item | CAT1500i value |
|---|---|
| Square drive | 3/8 in |
| Metric scale | 0 to 3,200 N·cm, 50 N·cm steps |
| US scale | 0 to 300 in-lb, 5 in-lb steps |
| Length / width | 9-29/32 in / 2-11/16 in |
| Head depth, drive excluded | 1-1/4 in |
| Storage case | PB9 |
The row also holds the Basic TER25A and the follow-up TER25FUA. As the Signal model, the TER25LA adds a built-in light that flashes once you reach the targeted torque.
Getting the most from the signal light
A flashing light helps when an operator cannot keep both eyes on the dial, such as at a crowded bench. Still, the light only confirms that the target arrived. So pull with a steady hand, and stop as soon as the TER25LA flashes. Snap-on’s UK brochure also favors a working range near the middle of capacity. For this dial, targets around 1,600 N·cm sit in that zone, while values under 640 N·cm fall below 20% of full scale.
Requesting a Snap-on TER25LA Torqometer quote
Lost in HCM handles supply and pricing for this wrench in Vietnam. State the plain TER25LA code on your request, so the version without chart wording arrives. Next, send your TER25LA request to Lost in HCM. For other drive sizes, see the torque wrench category, and our team can help through the SMK Vietnam contact page.
Questions before you order the TER25LA
Is the TER25LA dial different from the TER25LAC dial?
No. Snap-on prints one catalog row for both, so the drive, scales and signal light match.
Can our own lab create the first record?
Yes, if your tester covers 300 in-lb. Then file its report against the asset number of the TER25LA.
Can the TER25LA dial show newton-meters?
It reads in N·cm, up to 3,200. Divide by 100 for N·m, so full scale equals 32 N·m.
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