Westward
Westward 5DFP8 1/2 in Drive 32 mm Impact Socket
A 1/2 in drive, 32 mm, 6-point impact socket made from chrome molybdenum alloy steel with a manganese phosphate finish
- TypeBent Nose Pliers
- Color/FinishBlack Oxide
- 32 mm socket fits large fasteners
- 6-point design grips flats securely
- Chrome molybdenum steel withstands high torque
- Manganese phosphate finish resists corrosion
- Meets ASME B107.123 impact standard
Socket Specification
The Westward 5DFP8 is a 1/2 in drive impact socket sized at 32 mm for metric fasteners. It is built for mechanics and technicians who need a standard 6-point socket rated for impact use.
Material And Finish
Chrome molybdenum alloy steel with a manganese phosphate coating provides the strength required for high-torque applications. The black oxide finish adds corrosion resistance during daily workshop use.
Bolt Clearance And Standards
A 25 mm bolt clearance allows the socket to fit over longer studs without bottoming out. The tool meets ASME B 107.123, confirming dimensional accuracy for professional service work.
Highlights
- 32 mm socket fits large fasteners
- 6-point design grips flats securely
- Chrome molybdenum steel withstands high torque
- Manganese phosphate finish resists corrosion
- Meets ASME B107.123 impact standard
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 5DFP8 |
| Type | Bent Nose Pliers |
| Color/Finish | Black Oxide |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 32 mm socket onto a 1/2 in drive impact wrench, and what step is often missed?
Align the square drive hole with the anvil, push until the detent ball clicks into the retention groove, then tug to confirm it is locked before applying torque.
What wear or replacement should I expect on the 6-point chrome molybdenum socket after heavy use?
The manganese phosphate coating will gradually wear off the 25 mm bolt clearance bore; replace the socket if the hex profile rounds or if cracks appear on the drive end.
What is the first limit reached when the socket is used continuously at high torque?
The ASME B 107.123 impact rating defines the maximum safe torque; exceeding it risks drive-end deformation or shank fracture before the 6-point profile strips.
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