MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 67162 6mm-1.0 x 10mm x 20mm Zinc Plated Steel Coarse Thread 45
A lubrication fitting with 6mm-1.0 threads, 10mm and 20mm dimensions, zinc-plated steel, coarse thread, sold in a 45 pack
- Zinc-plated steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 6 mm coarse thread ensures secure installation in metal parts
- 10 mm by 20 mm dimensions fit standard grease gun nipples
- Pack of 45 fittings covers multiple maintenance points
- Manufacturer-direct shipping on orders over $75
Zinc-plated steel grease fitting
This 6 mm coarse-thread fitting installs permanently into machinery and provides a nipple for grease-gun attachment. The zinc-plated steel body resists corrosion in automotive and workshop environments. It is supplied new in a quantity of 45 pieces.
Threaded lubrication point for maintenance
The fitting replaces a worn or missing grease nipple on equipment that uses a 6 mm by 1.0 pitch thread. The 10 mm thread length and 20 mm overall length suit the same mounting depth as the original part. Upgrading is worthwhile when the old fitting no longer accepts a grease gun or shows leakage.
Mechanics servicing standard coarse-thread ports
Technicians who need a direct replacement for 6 mm coarse-thread lubrication ports will find this pack convenient. Shops that require fine-thread, metric-flare or drive-type fittings should select a different style.
Highlights
- Zinc-plated steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 6 mm coarse thread ensures secure installation in metal parts
- 10 mm by 20 mm dimensions fit standard grease gun nipples
- Pack of 45 fittings covers multiple maintenance points
- Manufacturer-direct shipping on orders over $75
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What thread size does the 6mm-1.0 grease fitting need for mounting?
The fitting uses a 6mm-1.0 coarse thread for permanent threaded installation into the component.
How is the fitting installed and what step is often missed?
Thread the fitting into the 6mm-1.0 port until seated; the step often missed is cleaning the port threads first so the zinc-plated steel seals properly.
When should the zinc-plated steel fitting be replaced?
Replace the fitting if the nipple is damaged, the ball check sticks, or corrosion appears on the 20 mm body despite the zinc plating.
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