Snap-on TESI800FUA Torqometer, Newton Meter Follow-up Dial Wrench, 3/4″ Drive, 800 N·m

Description

Fleet workshops, port yards and plant maintenance teams often buy torque tools in batches. This page lists the Snap-on TESI800FUA Torqometer as its plain code, with no certificate in the name. By contrast, its twin, the TESI800FUAC with Calibration Certificate, adds the document. Below, see how the two codes can work together in one order.

This listing: the TESI800FUA without a certificate

First, Snap-on’s CAT1500i shows the TESI800FUA in the follow-up column of its newton meter table. A note on that page says chart wrenches do not include a certificate of calibration. It also adds that a C on the stock number orders the certificate model. Therefore the TESI800FUA and TESI800FUAC share every figure, and only the paperwork differs.

A mixed order across several workshops

For instance, some groups run one main shop and a few satellite bays. In that setup, a split TESI800FUA order can make sense:

• Main shop: a TESI800FUAC, so the record starts on delivery day.
• Satellite bays: plain wrenches, then a first check on your own bench or at a contract lab.
• Spares: plain codes again, kept sealed until a working tool goes out for recalibration.

Your quality manager should approve the plan, because audit rules vary by customer and sector.

Size and scale of the Snap-on TESI800FUA Torqometer

The TESI800FUA takes a 3/4 inch square drive, and its scale reads 800 N·m in 20 N·m increments. Snap-on lists the body at 40-7/8 in long and 3-1/4 in wide, with a 1-25/32 in head depth. In addition, the row names a PB39 storage case. Because it is a Follow-up model, it shows targeted torque and torque achieved on two separate needles. Snap-on’s UK brochure also rates Standard 2% Torqometer wrenches within ±2% of reading from 20% of full scale. So on this dial, that band starts at 160 N·m.

When the full set should carry certificates

In some sectors, every torque tool on a job needs a document from the start. For example, a rail or aerospace customer may set that rule in its supplier manual. Also, a project with a fixed start date may leave no time for lab visits. In such cases, therefore, order every wrench as TESI800FUAC.

Handling the 40-inch Snap-on TESI800FUA Torqometer

The TESI800FUA reaches nearly 104 cm, so plan the swing before each pull. Then keep the handle square to the fastener and pull slowly to the mark. Never exceed 800 N·m, and never use the dial to break a rusted nut loose. Afterward, return it to the PB39 case and log the use.

Quoting a TESI800FUA fleet order

Lost in HCM supplies the Snap-on TESI800FUA Torqometer in Vietnam and quotes each order. So for a mixed order, list both codes and the quantity of each. Then request a quote from Lost in HCM, compare other torque wrenches, or contact SMK Vietnam for help.

Fleet buyer questions on the TESI800FUA

Can one request cover both the plain and the C code?

Yes. You can ask Lost in HCM to quote the TESI800FUA and the TESI800FUAC on one request.

Do the two codes use the same storage case?

Yes, because Snap-on lists one PB39 case for the row that both codes share.