Grease Nipple M10x1 45 Degree

Design and Construction

The grease nipple M10x1 45 degree is a lubrication fitting designed for efficient grease delivery in mechanical systems. Made from durable zinc plated steel, it provides corrosion resistance and long service life in industrial environments.

The 45 degree angled design offers easier access compared to straight fittings, while still maintaining a compact installation profile. It is ideal for locations where space is limited but a full 90 degree angle is not required.

Technical Specifications

Thread: M10x1
Angle: 45 degree
Type: angled grease nipple
Material: zinc plated steel
Application: lubrication systems

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Industrial Applications

This grease nipple is widely used in industrial, agricultural, and construction machinery. It is commonly installed in bearings, joints, shafts, and other moving components requiring regular lubrication.

The 45 degree angle allows better positioning of the grease gun, improving accessibility in medium restricted spaces.

Operational Advantages

The grease nipple M10x1 45 degree provides reliable lubrication and improved accessibility compared to straight fittings.

Key advantages:

• improved access compared to straight version
• compact installation
• corrosion resistant surface
• durable construction
• compatible with standard grease guns

Main Description

Grease nipple M10x1 45 degree is an angled lubrication fitting designed for efficient grease application in mechanical systems requiring regular maintenance.

As part of the lubrication components category, it ensures proper grease distribution, reducing wear and extending the service life of bearings and moving parts.

Technical snippet section:
Grease nipple M10x1 45 degree is a steel angled fitting designed for improved access and efficient lubrication in mechanical systems.

FAQ

Is this grease nipple compatible with standard grease guns?
Yes, it fits standard grease gun connectors.

What thread does it use?
Metric thread M10x1.

When should I use 45 degree instead of 90 degree?
When moderate angle access is needed without full side entry.

Is it corrosion resistant?
Yes, it is typically zinc plated.

Where is it used?
In bearings, joints, and lubrication points.