Westward
Westward 2AJG2 Roll Pin Punch 7/32 in Tip
A roll pin punch with a 7/32 inch ball tip and hexagon shank for driving metal pins
- ColorTransparent
- Precise 7/32 inch tip drives roll pins cleanly
- Hexagon 3/8 inch shank resists slipping in the chuck
- 6 inch overall length reaches recessed fasteners
- Plain grip gives direct feel for controlled strikes
- Ball tip design centres automatically on the pin
Westward 2AJG2 Roll Pin Punch
The Westward 2AJG2 is a roll pin punch designed for driving and removing roll pins in metal assemblies. Its 7/32 inch ball tip and hexagon shank provide a secure fit for standard maintenance tasks. The tool measures six inches overall and is sold as a single piece without a container. It suits technicians and hobbyists who need a dedicated punch for this specific fastener type.
Sustained use behaviour
Under repeated striking the hexagon shank resists rolling and transmits force directly to the pin. The plain grip requires the user to maintain a firm hold during extended sessions. No striking cap is included, so hammer blows land on the bare shank end. The tool is built for intermittent hand-driven impact rather than continuous powered operation.
Thermals noise and power
As a non-powered hand tool it generates no heat, draws no electricity and produces no operating noise beyond the sound of hammer strikes. The transparent finish does not affect thermal behaviour. California Proposition 65 warnings note the presence of chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm, so users should follow safe handling practices.
Highlights
- Precise 7/32 inch tip drives roll pins cleanly
- Hexagon 3/8 inch shank resists slipping in the chuck
- 6 inch overall length reaches recessed fasteners
- Plain grip gives direct feel for controlled strikes
- Ball tip design centres automatically on the pin
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Does the 7/32 in tip punch generate vibration that tires the hand during long sessions?
The hexagon shank and plain grip transmit impact directly, so extended use can cause hand fatigue without padded gloves.
What striking tool is needed to drive this roll pin punch?
A standard ball-peen or engineer's hammer fits the 3/8 in hex shank; no special driver is required.
Will the 1/4 in hole diameter align with roll pins on older SAE equipment?
Yes, the SAE measurement and 1/4 in hole suit legacy fractional pins common on vintage machinery.
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