Description
The Snap-on TEX2003TFU Torqometer on this page is the code without a certificate for a 2,000 ft-lb T-handle head. Hydropower and heavy plant teams that want the factory document should compare it with the TEX2003TFUC torque wrench with a certificate. Apart from that document, Snap-on lists one and the same head.
Same head, two paper trails
CAT1500i states that wrenches in its T-handle chart ship without a certificate. Add a C to the stock number, and the certificate comes along. So the TEX2003TFU gives you the hardware alone, while the TEX2003TFUC adds the record.
Who should buy the Snap-on TEX2003TFU Torqometer
Lost in HCM tags this model for hydroelectricity work. Some power stations keep a yearly contract with an outside calibration lab. Because that lab checks each new tool before first use, a factory certificate adds little. In addition, a station that already owns a certified head may want a second Snap-on TEX2003TFU Torqometer as a backup for outage season. Budget then goes further, since you pay only for the tool.
Cases for the TEX2003TFUC
On the other hand, an EPC contractor may need a certificate before the owner lets a tool onto site. Likewise, a new plant without any lab contract gains a first record on day one. For those buyers, the C code removes a step.
TEX2003TFU hardware in a few lines
Snap-on’s U.S.-reading table gives the TEX2003TFU a 1 inch female input and a 1 inch male output. It reads up to 2,000 ft-lb. Its body is 10-7/8 in long, 4-3/8 in wide and 4-7/16 in deep. Options include the 82TQP T bar and the 85TQP extension handle. Its two needles mark it as a follow-up model, so the peak stays on the dial after the pull.
Quote the Snap-on TEX2003TFU Torqometer
Lost in HCM supplies this head in Vietnam and handles pricing. To begin, request a quote from Lost in HCM. You can also compare other torque wrench heads and adaptors or contact SMK Vietnam. On the job, keep below 2,000 ft-lb, and never use the head to break bolts loose.
TEX2003TFU questions
What is the dial step on this head?
The CAT1500i text for this row does not print the increment clearly. So ask Lost in HCM to confirm it before you order.
Is there a twin with a metric scale?
Yes. The TEXC2003TFU adds a kg·m scale to the same 2,000 ft-lb size.
Does the head need a separate handle?
Snap-on lists the T bar and the extension as optional handles. So add the one you need to the quote.
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