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WESTWARD Hexagon Flat SAE Pin Loosening Punch, 3/16 in Tip, 6 in Overall Length - Pin Loosening Punches
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WESTWARD Hexagon Flat SAE Pin Loosening Punch, 3/16 in Tip, 6 in Overall Length

The WESTWARD is a 3/16 in tip diameter starter punch for pin loosening, with a 3/8 in hexagon shank width, 2 in taper length, and 6 in overall length. It is a flat, SAE-type punch designed for industrial applications.

SKU 3G-OTH-735388

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WESTWARD
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Hexagon Flat SAE Pin Loosening Punch, 3/16 in Tip, 6 in Overall Length
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Pin Loosening Punches
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Technical Specifications

WESTWARD
Type
Hexagon, Flat, SAE
Overall Lg
6 in
Shank Wd
3/8 in
Taper Lg
2 in

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Product Description

The WESTWARD is a 3/16 in tip diameter starter punch for pin loosening, with a 3/8 in hexagon shank width, 2 in taper length, and 6 in overall length. It is a flat, SAE-type punch designed for industrial applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a WESTWARD starting punch used for?

The WESTWARD starting punch is used to begin loosening pins in industrial assemblies. Its 3/16 in tip diameter and 2 in taper concentrate force to start stubborn pins before driving them out. It suits maintenance tasks across machining, material handling, and other plant departments.

What are the specifications of the WESTWARD starting punch?

The WESTWARD is a hexagon, flat, SAE-type starter punch with a 3/16 in tip diameter, 3/8 in shank width, 2 in taper length, and 6 in overall length. It is designed for pin loosening applications and carries manufacturer part number .

Where to buy a WESTWARD starting punch worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the WESTWARD starting punch to customers worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics and customs clearance for international delivery. Contact us to order this SAE-type punch for your pin loosening needs.

How to select the right starting punch for pin loosening?

Select a starting punch like the WESTWARD by matching tip diameter to the pin size—here 3/16 in. Ensure shank width (3/8 in) fits your hammer face, and overall length (6 in) provides reach. A hexagon flat design prevents rolling and offers stable striking.

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Common applications for WESTWARD
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Electrical testing — WESTWARD non-contact voltage detector (SKU 800HD2) for AC voltage detection from 24 V to 1,000 V, CAT IV 1000V.
Mechanical assembly — WESTWARD hex bit socket (SKU 54TL66) for 5/64-inch hex-head fasteners with a 3/8-inch drive.
Grounds maintenance — WESTWARD level head rake (SKU 822H59) with fiberglass handle and 16 steel tines for soil leveling and debris clearing.
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3G Electric supplies WESTWARD pin loosening punches. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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