Description
Lost in HCM lists the Snap-on TQS2FUA torque driver under its plain code, with no chart in the title. A second listing adds the C suffix and the “with Chart” wording, and you will find it on our Snap-on TQS2FUAC page. Both share the same 24 in-lb follow-up dial, so the decision rests on records.
Side by side: TQS2FUA and TQS2FUAC
| Point | TQS2FUA | TQS2FUAC |
|---|---|---|
| Dial and range | 384 in-oz / 24 in-lb | Same base code |
| Certificate of calibration | Not included, per the catalog note | Added by the C suffix |
| Listing wording | Plain code | “with Chart” |
| Typical fit | In-house checks, extra stations | Audit trail from delivery |
In short, the hardware rows stay the same, and only the paperwork row moves. Snap-on’s driver table states that chart codes ship without a certificate, while a C at the end orders one.
Fitting out several stations with the Snap-on TQS2FUA torque driver
Picture a new assembly cell with six screw stations. Each one needs a dial driver, yet the plant already runs a torque tester in its tool room. Buying six certified units would add cost but no new data. Instead, the tool room verifies each Snap-on TQS2FUA torque driver, tags it and releases it.
On the other hand, a certified unit still makes sense for the station your customer audits most. So feel free to mix both codes inside one order.
What the catalog prints for TQS2FUA
- Standard Follow-up model with two needles
- 7-3/4 inch body
- Range of 384 in-oz, also shown as 24 in-lb
- Steps of 8 in-oz, or 1/2 in-lb
- PB47 storage case in the box
Snap-on files it in the US Reading table headed Standard 2% Accuracy. Meanwhile, 20% of full scale here equals 4.8 in-lb. The UK torque brochure warns against working below that point, so smaller screws belong on a lighter size.
Recheck plans for a plain-code TQS2FUA
Snap-on’s catalog says periodic recalibration keeps these tools accurate. So set a recheck date the day the driver arrives, whichever code you buy. Also, zero the follow-up needle before each reading, and return the driver to its case between shifts. Finally, never push it past 24 in-lb, because Snap-on warns against exceeding rated torque.
Ordering the TQS2FUA in Vietnam
Lost in HCM supplies the TQS2FUA and writes each quote. Put the exact code and quantity on your request, then request a quote from Lost in HCM. Lighter and heavier dials appear in our torque screwdrivers range, and a note to SMK Vietnam helps if the station plan is still open.
Buyer FAQ for the Snap-on TQS2FUA torque driver
Which code should a cell with its own torque tester order?
Usually the plain TQS2FUA, because your team will create its own record on arrival anyway.
Does the TQS2FUA hold the peak reading?
Yes. As a follow-up model it has two needles, and the second one stays at the highest value until you reset it.
Can one order mix TQS2FUA and TQS2FUAC units?
Yes. List each code and quantity on the request, and the Lost in HCM quote will cover the mix.
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