Description
Office towers, malls and metro stations in Vietnam rely on lifts and escalators that run all day. Service technicians keep them safe through planned visits, and many visits include screws on controllers, door gear and safety switches. The Snap-on TQSC6FUA torque driver puts a measured value on those screws. It reads in-lb and kg·cm on one dial, and its follow-up needle stays at the peak.
Lift and escalator visits with the Snap-on TQSC6FUA torque driver
Lift makers write their own service values, and Japanese brands often give them in kgf·cm. So a dual dial saves the tech a conversion while standing on a car roof. For example, a tech can recheck a door operator bracket, read the held needle, and then note the value in the logbook. Also, the same tool suits switch mounts and terminal blocks in an escalator truss.
TQSC6FUA figures and one gap
| Item | TQSC6FUA |
|---|---|
| Model type | Standard follow-up (2 needles) |
| Range | 90 kg·cm / 75 in-lb |
| Increments | 3 kg·cm / 5 in-lb |
| Handle | 1/4 in internal square drive |
| Stubby twin | TQSSC6FUA, 5-1/4 in |
| Case | PB47 storage case |
These values come from the Combination US/Metric driver chart of Snap-on catalog CAT1500i. However, that chart leaves the length cell for this model blank, while an older Snap-on notice prints a figure. So we leave length off and suggest you confirm it with Lost in HCM. The catalog also says its chart drivers carry no certificate, and a C on the code orders the certificate version.
Planning targets on the TQSC6FUA scale
Snap-on holds its standard grade to 2% of reading from 20% of full scale upward. That makes the useful band 18 to 90 kg·cm, or 15 to 75 in-lb. The U.S. steps are 5 in-lb, so the dial suits round values better than fine ones. If your targets sit near the bottom, the TQSC4FUA covers 56 kg·cm in 2 kg·cm steps.
Sockets in the TQSC6FUA handle
Because the handle takes 1/4 inch square-drive parts, a tech can fit a small hex socket for nuts on terminal studs. Keep the adapter short, since a long stack bends and spoils the read. Then hold the tool square to the fastener through the whole turn.
Machine room care for the Snap-on TQSC6FUA torque driver
Machine rooms and pits collect dust and oil, so wipe the dial after each visit. Clear the follow-up needle before each fastener. Carry the driver in its PB47 case inside the service bag, and recalibrate it on your company cycle.
Get the TQSC6FUA from Lost in HCM
Lost in HCM supplies this driver and sends the price. For a service fleet or a building maintenance team, request a quote from Lost in HCM. Further torque screwdrivers appear on SMK Vietnam, and snapon.com holds maker data. You may also contact SMK Vietnam.
TQSC6FUA lift technician FAQ
Can the TQSC6FUA adjust lift brake springs?
No. Brake work follows the lift maker’s procedure and gauges. This driver suits screws and small nuts that carry a torque value.
How do I convert the TQSC6FUA kg·cm scale to N·m?
Multiply kg·cm by about 0.098. For example, 50 kg·cm equals about 4.9 N·m.
Does the TQSC6FUA include a certificate?
Not under this stock number, since it ends without a C. Per the catalog, the C version adds a certificate, so ask Lost in HCM if your audit needs one.
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