Snap-on TTC2000 Torque Tester and Calibrator, Manual Loader Base Unit with TTC610 Indicator, Transducers Separate

Description

Some labs already own a shelf of TTC transducers. Others want to pick each range to suit their own wrench fleet. For both, the Snap-on TTC2000 torque tester makes sense. It is the core of Snap-on’s manual master bench: a hand-crank loader plus a digital indicator, with the sensors bought to suit.

TTC2000 or TTC2000SYS: what changes

Snap-on’s UK brochure lists the TTC2000 components as the TTC600 mechanical loader, the TTC610 digital indicator and a roller cabinet. It also lists the sensors as a separate purchase. The catalog’s TTC2000SYS, by contrast, bundles a full starter set.

So the Snap-on TTC2000 torque tester fits a lab that wants to reuse transducers or spread the spend. However, ask Lost in HCM to confirm the exact package and cabinet before you order.

Inside the Snap-on TTC2000 torque tester

The brochure says the TTC600 comes with an indicator stand, a torque pin, a protective shield, a small transducer adaptor and a power cord. Its footprint is 45 in wide, 24 in deep and 9.5 in high, so plan a long bench. Meanwhile, a hand crank turns at most 8 ft-lb of input into up to 2,000 ft-lb at the loader.

Indicator features from the catalog

• Range of 5 in-oz to 2,000 ft-lb, both directions, with TTC smart transducers.
• Total uncertainty of ±0.25% of indicated torque from 10% to 100% of range.
• Track, Peak, First Peak and Power Tool modes, plus an optional angle encoder.
• Memory for 3,000 values with date and time, and a low-profile serial printer.
• RS232C port, analog output and automatic lock-up to protect the transducer.

Building a sensor set for the TTC2000

Start from your wrench list. For example, small screwdrivers and 1/4 in wrenches need a light transducer, while truck wrenches need a 1 in unit. Then fill the gaps with the TTC series ranges that Snap-on lists from 5 in-oz up to 2,000 ft-lb. Note that the TTC400 4-in-1 needs the TTC5000-1 adaptor plate on the TTC600 loader. Later, Snap-on’s optional kits can add tensionmeters, force gauges and non-impact power tools.

Quotes for the TTC2000

SMK Vietnam lists the Snap-on TTC2000 torque tester for Lost in HCM, which supplies it and prepares quotes. Send the transducers you already own when you request a quote from Lost in HCM. For a wider view, see the other torque testers and calibration systems, check snapon.com, or contact SMK Vietnam.

Snap-on TTC2000 torque tester FAQ

Does the TTC2000 come with transducers?

Snap-on’s UK brochure says sensors are sold separately for the TTC2000. The TTC2000SYS adds the TTC400, TTC12 and TTC14.

Can I use my existing TTC transducers on it?

Yes, it reads TTC series smart transducers. The TTC400 also needs the TTC5000-1 adaptor plate on the TTC600 loader.

Is there a motorized version?

Yes. Snap-on sells the TTC2800 with a motor-driven loader and the TTC810 indicator.