Grease nipple DIN71412C ZN M8 x 1.25, 90ø
- Item no.
- 4612.080.090
- EAN
- 5414539061107
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Specifications
- Version
- M8 x 1.25 mm all 2 versions
- Article number
- 4612.080.090
- EAN
- 5414539061107
- Category
- Lubricating
- Availability
- 2 left in Lanaken
Description
Explained
- Galvanised
- With a zinc coating against rust: for indoors and dry outdoor use.
You will find the grease nipple DIN71412C ZN M8 x 1.25, 90ø at Proffix under Lubrication. It is available in 2 versions: M6 x 1.00 mm, M8 x 1.25 mm. Each version has its own article number; choose the right one above.
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Article number 4612.080.090, EAN 5414539061107. Not sure about the right size or version? Call us on +32 (0)89 41 12 90, we are happy to help.
All versions 2
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| M6 x 1.00 mm | 4612.060.090 | 5414539061091 | € 46.00€ 38.02 | 1 left in Lanaken | |
| M8 x 1.25 mm | 4612.080.090 | 5414539061107 | € 46.00€ 38.02 | 2 left in Lanaken |
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Choose from 4 sizesWhat should you look out for with an angled grease nipple?
An M8x1.25 90 degree grease nipple is a grease nipple according to DIN 71412 form C, made of galvanised steel, with an M8 thread with a pitch of 1.25 and an angled connection. The nipple is fitted to a lubrication point on a machine, vehicle or installation and allows you to get grease into the bearing or joint with a grease gun. Thanks to the 90 degree angle, the head points sideways, so you can still reach it when space around the lubrication point is limited.
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On this page you will find the version with article number 4612.080.090. Always check before ordering that the thread and the orientation of the nipple suit your application.
For which applications is a 90 degree grease nipple useful?
An angled nipple is mainly useful in places where a straight nipple is in the way or where the grease gun does not fit perpendicular to the lubrication point. Think of bearings, pivot points and moving joints on machines, agricultural equipment and commercial vehicles. Because the nipple points sideways, you can often attach the grease gun coupling more easily.
What do DIN 71412C and M8x1.25 mean?
DIN 71412 is the standard for grease nipples with a ball head, where the letter indicates the shape. The C in this version stands for an angled nipple of 90 degrees. M8x1.25 means a metric thread with an outer diameter of 8 mm and a pitch of 1.25 mm. Note that this is a standard pitch. There are also M8 nipples with a fine pitch of 1.00, and those do not fit in the same threaded holes.
How to choose the right grease nipple
Start by checking the thread in the lubrication point, as diameter and pitch must match exactly. Then look at the required angle: straight, 45 or 90 degrees. Also measure the available space around the lubrication point so the nipple remains accessible for the grease gun after fitting. When replacing an existing nipple, it is wise to keep the old one next to the new one and compare the dimensions.
Frequently asked questions
Does this nipple fit every M8 hole?
Not always. It concerns an M8 thread with a pitch of 1.25. An M8 hole with a different pitch, for example 1.00, requires a different nipple. Check this first.
What is a grease nipple used for?
A grease nipple provides a fixed, clean connection through which you can use a grease gun to deliver lubricant to a bearing or a moving joint.
What is the difference between a straight and an angled grease nipple?
A straight nipple protrudes straight out of the lubrication point. An angled nipple of 90 degrees points sideways and is useful when there is little space or when the grease gun does not connect well otherwise.
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