Description
The Snap-on TESI10FU Torqometer on this page is the plain code, listed by Lost in HCM as “Newton Meter Follow-up – TESI10FU”. No certificate appears in that name. For a wrench that ships with one, see the TESI10FUC follow-up dial with a calibration certificate. Otherwise, both codes share Snap-on’s 1/4 inch, 10 N·m follow-up design.
TESI10FU and TESI10FUC compared
| Point | TESI10FU | TESI10FUC |
|---|---|---|
| Certificate of calibration in the order | No, per Snap-on’s chart note | Yes, through the C suffix |
| Dial, drive and scale | Shared catalog row | Shared catalog row |
| First record comes from | Your own tester or an outside lab | The supplied certificate |
| Typical fit | Plants that verify tools in-house | Audited stations and strict receiving rules |
So the decision rests on your record system, not on the hardware.
When the Snap-on TESI10FU Torqometer is the right call
Pick the plain code when a verified record will exist before first use anyway. For example, an electronics plant with a low-torque tester can check the wrench on arrival. Similarly, a service center under a lab contract can send it out with other new tools. In both cases, the plant creates its own first record.
However, choose the TESI10FUC when an auditor will ask for a document before that check can happen.
Numbers Snap-on gives the TESI10FU
- 1/4 in square drive.
- 10 N·m range with 0.5 N·m increments.
- Body 9-29/32 in long by 2-11/16 in wide.
- 1-1/4 in head depth, with the square drive left out.
- PB9 storage case.
- Follow-up model with two needles.
Snap-on prints this row in the Newton Meter Reading/Standard 2% Accuracy table. The same line lists the TESI10 Basic and the TESI10L signal version.
Reading the twin needles of the Snap-on TESI10FU Torqometer
Snap-on describes the follow-up design as two separate needles. In practice, the targeted value sits on one needle, and the achieved value sits on the other. Thus an inspector can compare both values after the pull. Also, keep targets above 2 N·m, since Snap-on’s UK brochure warns about the bottom 20% of a scale. Finally, stay within the rated torque, and book periodic recalibration as Snap-on advises.
How to request the TESI10FU
Lost in HCM supplies the TESI10FU in Vietnam and prepares the quote for each order. First, decide between the plain and the C code. Then request a TESI10FU quote through Lost in HCM. For more choices, see our torque wrench collection or contact SMK Vietnam.
Plain TESI10FU or certified code: FAQ
Is a TESI10FU less accurate than a TESI10FUC?
No. Both come from the same Standard 2% Accuracy row, and the C suffix adds paperwork only.
Can a lab certify the TESI10FU later?
Yes, an outside lab can check it and issue its own report. A Snap-on certificate, however, comes through the C code at purchase.
Which case suits the TESI10FU?
The catalog lists the PB9 storage case. Confirm with Lost in HCM whether it ships with your order.
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