Snap-on TESI5FUC Torqometer, Newton Meter Basic Follow-up Dial, 1/4″ Drive, 5 N·m, with Calibration Certificate

Description

Medical device and precision instrument plants fasten housings with very small screws. Quality teams then audit those screws without stripping a thread in plastic or soft alloy. The Snap-on TESI5FUC Torqometer reads up to 5 N·m on a 1/4 inch drive, in fine 0.2 N·m steps. Lost in HCM lists it as a Basic Follow Up model with a calibration certificate.

Why the follow-up design helps an audit

Snap-on’s CAT1500i table places the TESI5FU in its Follow-up column. The catalog describes that design as two separate needles, one for the targeted torque and one for the torque achieved. For an audit, this matters because the inspector can still read the result after the pull ends. Even so, ask Lost in HCM to confirm the needle set on the unit you will receive.

Small-screw jobs for the Snap-on TESI5FUC Torqometer

• Housing and cover screws on infusion pumps, monitors and analyzers.
• Sensor and probe fixings inside test instruments.
• Optical mount and lens cell screws.
• Breakaway checks on sample screws pulled from the line.

In practice, each product drawing gives its own value. So read it from the drawing, then confirm that it falls inside the useful band below.

Snap-on table data for the TESI5FU

Snap-on lists these figures in the Newton Meter Reading/Standard 2% Accuracy table of CAT1500i. A C at the end of the stock number marks the certificate of calibration model, which explains the TESI5FUC code.

Working inside 1 to 5 N·m

Snap-on rates the Standard grade within 2% of reading from 20% of full scale to full scale. On a 5 N·m dial, that band begins at 1 N·m. Therefore screws below 1 N·m call for a torque screwdriver instead. Also, the grade holds in both directions, so the same tool can check left-hand fixings.

Bench care for the Snap-on TESI5FUC Torqometer

First, wipe the dial and grip with a lint-free cloth before the wrench enters a clean area. Then keep it in its PB9 case between audits, and store it away from solvent wipes. In addition, never load it past full scale, since Snap-on warns against exceeding rated torque. Schedule outside recalibration, so the certificate on file stays current.

Request the TESI5FUC from Lost in HCM

Lost in HCM supplies this Torqometer and prepares each quote, while SMK Vietnam only lists it. Request a quote from Lost in HCM for your audit bench. You can also browse other torque wrenches, see the maker at snapon.com, or contact SMK Vietnam.

Precision assembly FAQ

Can the dial show values below 1 N·m?

The scale starts lower, but Snap-on’s 2% grade only applies from 1 N·m on this size.

Why choose 0.2 N·m increments?

Fine marks make small differences visible. That helps when a drawing gives a tight window on a tiny screw.

What paperwork comes with the TESI5FUC?

Its listing includes a calibration certificate. Ask Lost in HCM for a sample copy before you order.