Westward
Westward 4LGT1 Adjustable Hand Reamer 21/32-23/32 in HSS
Adjustable hand reamer covers fractional sizes from 21/32 to 23/32 inch in high-speed steel
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Adjustable range covers 21/32 to 23/32 in for versatile hole sizing
- High-speed steel blades stay sharp through repeated use
- 6-3/4 in overall length gives solid leverage in tight spots
- Fractional-inch scale simplifies setting without conversion tables
- Brand-new condition ensures full factory performance from first cut
Adjustable Hand Reamer 21/32-23/32 in
The Westward 4LGT1 is an adjustable hand reamer made from high speed steel. It covers a fractional inch range from 21/32 in to 23/32 in for precision hole finishing. The tool is supplied new and ready for workshop use.
Machinists needing fractional sizing
This reamer suits machinists and maintenance technicians who need to enlarge holes to exact fractional dimensions within the stated range. It is not for operators who require a fixed-size reamer or a larger capacity range for bigger bores.
Verify hole size and material compatibility
Before ordering, confirm the existing hole diameter falls within the 21/32 in to 23/32 in adjustment window. Ensure the workpiece material is suitable for cutting with high speed steel to avoid excessive tool wear.
Highlights
- Adjustable range covers 21/32 to 23/32 in for versatile hole sizing
- High-speed steel blades stay sharp through repeated use
- 6-3/4 in overall length gives solid leverage in tight spots
- Fractional-inch scale simplifies setting without conversion tables
- Brand-new condition ensures full factory performance from first cut
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
What size handle or wrench fits the square drive on this 21/32-23/32 in reamer?
The reamer has a standard square drive on the shank; use a tap wrench or adjustable wrench that grips the flat faces securely.
Can I use this HSS reamer to finish holes drilled in hardened tool steel?
High-speed steel works best on mild steel, cast iron and non-ferrous metals; hardened tool steel will dull the blades quickly.
How do I verify the reamer is cutting to the correct diameter after adjustment?
Measure the finished hole with a calibrated micrometer or bore gauge; it should fall between 21/32 and 23/32 inch.
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