Description
This listing covers the Snap-on TQSSI055FUA torque driver as a plain code, with no certificate named. Lost in HCM also offers the TQSSI055FUAC with Calibration Certificate, which pairs the same micro-range stubby driver with that document. Because the tool is identical, your quality system decides which code to order.

Plain stubby code or certificate twin
Snap-on prints the base code TQSSI055FUA in its US/Newton Meter driver table. A note below the table says those drivers ship without a certificate of calibration. It adds that a final C on the stock number orders one. Therefore the TQSSI055FUAC is the paperwork option, and the plain code is the tool alone.
A sense of scale at 5.5 N·cm
The dial tops out at 0.055 N·m, which equals 5.5 N·cm. That puts the Snap-on TQSSI055FUA torque driver at the light end of the newton meter table, beside a full-length model with the same range. Each step on the dial is 0.001 N·m, so small differences show up clearly. However, a reading that low needs a steady hand and a slow, even turn.
When the plain TQSSI055FUA suits
- Your lab owns a low-range torque analyzer and checks new drivers before release.
- A contract lab verifies every gauge on arrival anyway.
- You need a second micro driver to cross-check the first.
When the certificate version is the better order
Pick the TQSSI055FUAC if incoming inspection holds tools that arrive without papers. Also choose it when a device customer plans to audit your screw records soon after launch.
Snap-on TQSSI055FUA torque driver in the catalog
Snap-on lists this size in the stubby follow-up column, at 5-1/4 in long with two needles. The range is 0.055 N·m in 0.001 N·m steps, on a 1/4 in drive. A PB47 storage case comes with it, and Snap-on applies ANSI B107.300 to the whole table. Since the catalog prints only the newton meter figure for this row, confirm any second scale with Lost in HCM.
Ordering and handling the Snap-on TQSSI055FUA torque driver
At this range, treat the driver like any delicate gauge and return it to the PB47 case after each use. Snap-on also says periodic recalibration keeps its torque tools accurate. Lost in HCM supplies the TQSSI055FUA in Vietnam and writes the quote, so request a quote from Lost in HCM with the plain code. Larger micro sizes appear in our torque screwdriver lineup, and SMK Vietnam can help if you are still matching a range to your screws.
TQSSI055FUA micro-torque FAQ
Is there a full-length version of this range?
Yes. Snap-on lists the TQSI055FUA at 7-3/4 in with the same 0.055 N·m range.
Which stubby size comes next?
In the same column, Snap-on lists the TQSSI.11FUA at 0.110 N·m. So step up to it if your targets sit near the top of this dial.
















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