Description
Here you find the Snap-on TER6FUA Torqometer under its plain code, without certificate wording. A sister page covers the TER6FUAC with Calibration Certificate, which adds that document to the same wrench. Neither code changes the dial, so your quality routine decides the order.
Plain TER6FUA versus the certificate code
In CAT1500i, the TER6FUA sits in the follow-up column of the Combination US/Newton Meter Reading/Precise 1% Accuracy table. A note under that table says chart wrenches come without a certificate of calibration. Buyers add a C to the stock number to order one. Therefore the TER6FUAC equals this tool plus a document, while the TER6FUA is the tool alone.
A first check you run yourself
Many FDI plants already own a torque tester for small tools. With one in place, the plain TER6FUA works well:
- First, log the wrench under a new asset number on arrival.
- Next, check it on your tester at a few points across the scale.
- Then file the report and set the next due date.
- Finally, release the TER6FUA to the cell once the record exists.
If you send gauges to a contract lab instead, simply add the wrench to the next batch.
TER6FUA facts from the catalog
| Item | CAT1500i value |
|---|---|
| Square drive | 1/4 in |
| Metric scale | 8.4 N·m, 0.2 N·m steps |
| US scale | 75 in-lb, 1 in-lb steps |
| Length / width | 9-29/32 in / 2-11/16 in |
| Head depth, drive excluded | 1-1/4 in |
| Storage case | PB9 |
Why the Snap-on TER6FUA Torqometer carries a second needle
Follow-up models carry two separate needles, one for the targeted torque and one for the torque achieved. As a result, the operator gets two readings on a single dial. That helps in tight cells where the face turns away during the pull. In contrast, the catalog row shows no light signal model at this size, while the Basic TER6A uses one needle.
Launch dates that favor the TER6FUAC
Some sites cannot wait for an in-house check. For instance, a launch may need the wrench on the line the day it lands. Also, a customer audit can require a document before first use. In those cases, the certificate twin of the TER6FUA is the faster path.
How to request the Snap-on TER6FUA Torqometer from our partner
Lost in HCM supplies this follow-up wrench in Vietnam and handles the quote. List the plain TER6FUA code, so the version without the certificate arrives. To start, ask Lost in HCM about the TER6FUA. Other low ranges sit in our torque wrench catalog, and you can write to SMK Vietnam if a size question comes up.
Lab-routine questions about the TER6FUA
Is the TER6FUA a Basic or a follow-up wrench?
Snap-on places it in the follow-up column, so it has two needles. The Basic model at this size is the TER6A.
What is 20% of the TER6FUA scale?
About 1.7 N·m, or 15 in-lb. Snap-on’s UK brochure warns that readings below that point may not be accurate.
Does a light signal TER6 exist?
No. The signal column for this row stays empty in CAT1500i.
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