Westward
Westward 21WL40 3/4 in Drive Impact Socket 29 mm 6 pt Deep Black
A 3/4 inch drive deep impact socket fits 29 mm fasteners with a six-point chrome molybdenum steel design meeting DIN 3129 standards
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- 29 mm metric size fits large fasteners
- 3/4 in drive handles high-torque impact work
- Deep well reaches recessed bolt heads
- Chrome molybdenum steel resists heavy-duty stress
- DIN 3129 compliance confirms impact-grade quality
3/4 in Drive Impact Socket 29 mm
The Westward 21WL40 is a 3/4 inch drive impact socket built for 29 mm metric fasteners. It serves mechanics and industrial technicians who need a deep, six-point socket for high-torque impact applications.
Chrome Molybdenum Steel With Black Phosphate
The socket is forged from chrome molybdenum alloy steel and finished with a black phosphate coating for corrosion resistance. Its deep design provides extra bolt clearance of 1 1/32 in, allowing access to recessed or long-threaded fasteners in tight spaces.
Meets DIN 3129 Impact Standard
This socket conforms to DIN 3129, confirming it is rated for repeated impact-wrench use. It is not suited for hand-ratchet-only workflows or for fastener sizes outside the 29 mm specification.
Highlights
- 29 mm metric size fits large fasteners
- 3/4 in drive handles high-torque impact work
- Deep well reaches recessed bolt heads
- Chrome molybdenum steel resists heavy-duty stress
- DIN 3129 compliance confirms impact-grade quality
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Sockets |
Questions about this item
Does the 3/4 in drive meet DIN 3129 for impact use?
Yes, the socket is manufactured to DIN 3129, the standard that governs dimensions and hardness for 3/4 in drive impact sockets.
What clearance does the 29 mm deep socket give over a bolt?
The bolt clearance is 1 1/32 in, so the deep well accommodates longer threads without bottoming out.
How do I secure this socket on a 3/4 in impact gun so it will not fly off?
Align the socket’s pin hole with the anvil, insert the retaining pin, then snap the O-ring into the groove — skipping the O-ring is the step most people miss.
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