Westward
Westward 22N833 Transfer Punch 51/64 in Tip 4-7/8 in L Hand Tool
A transfer punch with a 51/64 in tip for aligning holes in metal, plastic, stainless steel and wood
- TypeHand Held Punches
- Precise hole alignment with 51/64 in tip
- Comfortable grip during extended use with plain grip style
- Durable performance on metal and wood with hardened construction
- Compact 5 in length fits tight workspaces
- Ready to use straight from the box with included packaging
Transfer punch for metal, plastic and wood
The Westward 22N833 is a hand-held transfer punch designed to mark hole centres in metal, plastic, stainless steel and wood. Its 51/64 in point tip and 5 in overall length suit layout work where a starter hole must be transferred from a template or existing part.
Users who need an automatic or guarded tool
This punch lacks a striking cap, handguard and tether point, so it is not for operators who require impact protection or drop-prevention features. Buyers needing an automatic centre punch or a tool with a larger shank diameter should look at a different style.
51/64 in tip size decides fit
The 51/64 in point tip determines the maximum hole diameter the punch can mark; verify this dimension matches the template holes before purchase. No other specification controls compatibility for this transfer punch.
Highlights
- Precise hole alignment with 51/64 in tip
- Comfortable grip during extended use with plain grip style
- Durable performance on metal and wood with hardened construction
- Compact 5 in length fits tight workspaces
- Ready to use straight from the box with included packaging
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 22N833 |
| Type | Hand Held Punches |
Questions about this item
What hammer weight do I need to drive the 51/64 in tip through metal?
Use a standard ball-peen or machinist hammer heavy enough to seat the point without bending the round shank.
Will the 4-7/8 in length fit in the same tool roll as my 3 in pin punches?
The extra length extends past shorter pin punches, so choose a deeper pocket or a separate sleeve.
How do I verify the 51/64 in tip is centred after the first strike?
Inspect the mark; a centred impression shows an even circular ring with no offset.
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