Description
On a busy car or motorbike line, nutrunners tighten most joints, yet someone still has to prove they hold. The Snap-on VERSA2S100A torque sensor gives that person a number to record. It is a 3/8-inch drive in-line sensor for the Versatorq 2 system, and it reads from 10 to 100 ft-lb.
How an in-line sensor reads torque
The VERSA2S100A sits between your hand driver and the socket, so all the torque you apply flows through it. Then a coiled cable carries the signal to the Versatorq 2 meter. In Track mode the meter shows torque live while the fastener turns. Peak mode, by contrast, holds the highest value of each pull. As a result, the operator sees the reading at the exact moment it matters.
Snap-on pairs these sensors with a standard ratchet or breaker bar of any length. Sockets, extensions, universal joints and ratcheting drivers also fit the chain. If you plan to run the sensor behind a power tool, ask Lost in HCM to confirm that use first.
Snap-on VERSA2S100A torque sensor for nutrunner audits
Quality teams often recheck a sample of joints at the end of a shift. For example, a technician can test wheel, seat or subframe bolts with a ratchet and this sensor. The meter keeps each value, and the tech downloads the file over mini USB later. Snap-on says no client software is required, so results reach a spreadsheet fast.
Catalog data for the VERSA2S100A
| Item | VERSA2S100A |
|---|---|
| Square drive | 3/8 in |
| Range | 10-100 ft-lb |
| Accuracy | ±1% of reading, 10-100% of sensor range |
| Sensor size | 1.2 in diameter, 2.4 in long |
| Cable | 48 in coiled cord, four-pin MS-style connector |
Choosing the right size
Start with the target torque on your drawing. Then choose the sensor that places that target well inside its band, ideally near the middle. So a 60 ft-lb joint suits the VERSA2S100A, while a small screw needs one of the 1/4-inch models. Snap-on offers eight ranges in total, from 2-20 in-oz up to 150-1,500 ft-lb.
Daily care
Keep the VERSA2S100A cable free of sharp bends and pinch points. Also avoid using the sensor to break loose seized bolts. Store it in a case next to the meter. Snap-on notes that customer calibration supports ASME and ISO methods, so plan regular checks with an outside lab.
Order the Snap-on VERSA2S100A torque sensor
SMK Vietnam lists this sensor for our partner Lost in HCM, which supplies it and prepares every quote. To check the VERSA2S100A price and delivery, request a quote from Lost in HCM. You can also browse more torque testers and calibration systems or contact SMK Vietnam. Note that the sensor needs a Versatorq 2 meter, which Snap-on sells separately.
VERSA2S100A questions
Does the VERSA2S100A include a meter?
No. Snap-on sells the Versatorq 2 meter and its sensors separately, so add the meter to your quote if you need one.
Which units can the meter show?
It can display in-oz, in-lb, ft-lb, N·m, cN·m, kg·cm and kg·m.
Can I use it in both directions?
Yes. Snap-on describes the Versatorq 2 system for clockwise and counterclockwise work.
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