Description
Here you find the Snap-on TQSSC1FUA torque driver under its plain code, the lightest stubby size in Snap-on’s U.S./metric driver table. A matching listing, the TQSSC1FUAC stubby driver with Chart, adds a chart to the same tool. Read on to see which code suits a first unit, a spare, or an audit.
One stubby driver, two order codes
Snap-on’s catalog prints the TQSSC1FUA once and lets the stock number decide the paperwork. Its table note states that the listed drivers come without a certificate of calibration. Adding a final C orders the certificate version, and Lost in HCM sells that code with a chart. Meanwhile, the dial, the needles and the 5-1/4 in body stay the same.
Buying a spare: the case for the plain TQSSC1FUA
Many lines keep a second light-range driver for the weeks when the first one goes out for a recheck. Someone usually verifies that spare against the master tool, or on the plant’s own tester. So a factory document on the spare duplicates a record you will write anyway. For that role, the plain Snap-on TQSSC1FUA torque driver keeps the order simple.
When the chart code makes more sense
Choose the TQSSC1FUAC if this will be the only light driver in the plant, with no master to compare against. Similarly, choose it when a customer asks for papers on each tool before a launch.
Getting clean readings with the Snap-on TQSSC1FUA torque driver
Light screws punish a careless wrist, so turn slowly and steadily toward the target. Then read the dial while the screw is still under load, before you lift the driver. Snap-on’s UK brochure warns against working below 20% of full scale, which here means 3 in-lb or about 3.4 kg·cm. If your targets sit lower, look at the smaller in-oz drivers in Snap-on’s U.S. reading table.
Catalog row for the Snap-on TQSSC1FUA torque driver
| Item | CAT1500i value |
|---|---|
| Model | Stubby follow-up, 2 needles |
| Length | 5-1/4 in |
| U.S. scale | 15 in-lb, 0.5 in-lb steps |
| Metric scale | 17 kg·cm, 0.5 kg·cm steps |
| Drive | 1/4 in square |
| Case | PB47, included |
The full-length TQSC1FUA in the same row measures 7-3/4 in, for jobs that need more reach.
Where to source the TQSSC1FUA
Lost in HCM supplies the TQSSC1FUA across Vietnam and writes every quote. Keep the code without a trailing C on your request, then request a quote from Lost in HCM. If you still weigh other light ranges, compare them in the torque screwdriver section, or send SMK Vietnam your torque targets for a second opinion.
Questions about the stubby TQSSC1FUA
Why pick a stubby body for light screws?
A short body fits between frames and covers where a long driver hits a wall. Also, it keeps your hand close to the work.
Does the plain code include a storage case?
Yes. Snap-on states that every driver in this table comes with a PB47 case.
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