Westward
Westward 3/4 in Drive Impact Socket 6-Point 32 mm Black
A 32 mm black-phosphate impact socket with a 3/4 in drive and six-point grip meets ASME B107.110
- 6-point design grips bolt flats for secure torque transfer
- Chrome molybdenum alloy steel withstands high impact forces
- Black phosphate finish resists corrosion in workshop environments
- 32 mm clearance fits standard metric fastener sizes
- Meets ASME B 107.110 dimensional standard for reliability
Drive size and fit
This Westward impact socket fits a 3/4 inch drive and engages 32 mm metric fasteners with a six-point profile. It is built for technicians who need a single, correctly sized socket for high-torque impact work on heavy equipment or commercial vehicles.
Material and finish
The socket is forged from chrome molybdenum alloy steel and coated with a black phosphate finish that resists corrosion during daily shop use. It meets the ASME B107.110 dimensional standard for impact-rated hand tools.
Build integration
The standard-length body clears bolts without requiring a deep-well alternative, keeping the tool rail organised. Buyers who need a different bolt clearance or a 1/2 inch drive will need a separate socket.
Highlights
- 6-point design grips bolt flats for secure torque transfer
- Chrome molybdenum alloy steel withstands high impact forces
- Black phosphate finish resists corrosion in workshop environments
- 32 mm clearance fits standard metric fastener sizes
- Meets ASME B 107.110 dimensional standard for reliability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I fit the 3/4 in drive impact socket onto my impact wrench and what step is often missed?
Align the 3/4 in square drive with the wrench anvil, push until the detent pin clicks into the socket's retention hole, then tug to confirm it is locked before applying torque.
What maintenance or replacement will the 6-point 32 mm chrome molybdenum socket need over time?
Inspect the black phosphate coating and 6-point walls for rounding or cracks after heavy use; replace the socket once the 32 mm opening shows visible wear or the drive square deforms.
What limit appears first when the 32 mm impact socket is used continuously on high-torque fasteners?
The 6-point profile and chrome molybdenum alloy steel handle repeated impacts to ASME B 107.110, but sustained maximum torque will eventually round the 32 mm corners or fatigue the drive square.
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