Description
You are looking at the Snap-on TEXC2003TFU torque wrench, the version of this Torqometer head that ships without a certificate of calibration. Its twin, the certified TEXC2003TFUC Torqometer, carries that document from the factory. The dial, the scales and the 1 inch drives stay identical between the two.

Reading the order code on the TEXC2003TFU
Snap-on adds a C to the end of a stock number when the buyer wants a certificate of calibration. Without that letter, the TEXC2003TFU comes as a plain chart model. That rule appears under the T-handle tables in the CAT1500i catalog. Therefore the choice here concerns records, while the tool stays the same.
A receiving routine for the Snap-on TEXC2003TFU torque wrench
Plants that buy heads without a certificate usually run their own intake steps. A simple version looks like this:
- First, log the serial number and give the head an asset tag.
- Next, send it to your in-house bench or a contracted lab for a first check.
- Then file the resulting report under that asset tag.
- Set a recall date before the head goes to the field.
If your team already does all four steps for every gauge, the Snap-on TEXC2003TFU torque wrench saves money with no loss of control.
When to pay for the C version instead
Some buyers of the TEXC2003TFU cannot wait for a lab slot. For instance, a shutdown may start the week the tool lands, and the client’s QA plan may demand a certificate on every gauge. In that case, the TEXC2003TFUC lets the crew start work at once. Also, a site with no lab contract at all gains a first record without extra steps.
Short spec recap
CAT1500i lists the TEXC2003TFU with a 1 inch female input and a 1 inch male output. The U.S. scale runs to 2,000 ft-lb in 50 ft-lb steps. Meanwhile, the metric scale reaches 280 kg·m in 5 kg·m steps. In addition, the head measures 10-7/8 in long, 4-3/8 in wide and 4-7/16 in deep. Snap-on offers the 82TQP T bar (18 in) and the 85TQP extension handle (31 in) as options. Two needles make it a follow-up model, so the peak stays on the dial.
Get a quote for the Snap-on TEXC2003TFU torque wrench
Lost in HCM supplies this head in Vietnam and sends each quote. Tell them which handle you want, then request a quote from Lost in HCM. For related tools, browse our torque wrench heads and adaptors, or contact SMK Vietnam for help.
Questions on the TEXC2003TFU
Will my lab need special fixtures for a 2,000 ft-lb head?
Probably, since many benches stop well below this load. So ask your lab to confirm its range before you choose the code without a certificate.
Is there a version with a 1-1/2 inch output?
Yes. CAT1500i lists the TEXC2005TFU at the same 2,000 ft-lb with a 1-1/2 inch male output.
Can I use it to loosen seized bolts?
No. Snap-on warns against using Torqometers to break fasteners loose.
















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