Westward
Westward Adjustable Hand Reamer 23/32-25/32 in HSS
Adjustable hand reamer covers 23/32 to 25/32 inch range with high-speed steel construction
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Adjustable range covers 23/32 to 25/32 inch for flexible hole sizing
- High-speed steel blades resist wear during repeated reaming operations
- Fractional inch sizing matches common imperial fastener standards
- Single tool replaces multiple fixed reamers reducing kit weight
- Westward brand denotes professional-grade hand tool construction
Adjustable Hand Reamer 23/32-25/32 in
Westward adjustable hand reamer covers fractional sizes from 23/32 to 25/32 inch. High-speed steel construction suits general-purpose metalworking. Mechanics and machinists use it to finish existing holes to precise dimensions. It is not for creating new holes or for buyers who need fixed-size reamers.
Replaces fixed fractional reamers
One adjustable tool replaces multiple fixed fractional reamers in the 23/32 to 25/32 range. The jump is worth it when hole sizes vary across jobs and inventory space is limited. It is not for production runs that demand dedicated fixed-size tools for repeatable cycle times.
Fits standard wrench drive
The reamer accepts a standard wrench or T-handle for manual operation. High-speed steel blades cut carbon steel, cast iron and non-ferrous alloys. It frees up kit space by consolidating several fractional sizes into one adjustable body. It is not for CNC tooling or powered feed applications.
Highlights
- Adjustable range covers 23/32 to 25/32 inch for flexible hole sizing
- High-speed steel blades resist wear during repeated reaming operations
- Fractional inch sizing matches common imperial fastener standards
- Single tool replaces multiple fixed reamers reducing kit weight
- Westward brand denotes professional-grade hand tool construction
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
What hole sizes does the 23/32-25/32 inch adjustable reamer cover?
The tool adjusts continuously from 23/32 inch up to 25/32 inch, letting you enlarge a hole to any diameter within that fractional range.
How do you lock the blades after setting the diameter?
Turn the adjusting nut until the blades reach the target size, then tighten the lock nut firmly so the setting cannot shift during cutting.
When do the high-speed steel blades need replacing?
Replace the blades when they no longer cut cleanly or when the reamer cannot be adjusted to the full 23/32-25/32 inch range.
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