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Westward 52NZ80 Grease Fitting 65 Deg Steel 49/64in PK10
Pack of ten 65-degree steel grease fittings with 1/4 inch thread and 5,000 psi rating
- Drive-style fitting speeds up installation
- 65-degree angle reaches tight lubrication points
- Zinc-plated steel resists corrosion under pressure
- 5,000 psi rating handles heavy-duty grease guns
- Pack of 10 keeps multiple fittings on hand
Grease Fitting 65 Deg Steel Pack 10
The Westward 52NZ80 is a zinc-plated steel grease fitting designed for machinery lubrication points. It features a 65-degree head angle and a push-in drive style for installation. Each fitting has an overall length of 49/64 inch and a 1/4 inch thread size. The pack contains ten pieces for maintenance or assembly needs.
Zinc Plated Finish And Pressure Rating
The zinc-plated finish provides corrosion resistance for the steel body in shop environments. The fitting is rated for a maximum pressure of 5,000 psi during lubrication tasks. The 65-degree angle allows access to fittings positioned at an offset from the tool approach. The push-in style secures the fitting without threaded engagement.
1/4 Inch Thread Size Compatibility
The 1/4 inch thread size determines whether this fitting matches the existing port on the equipment. Verify the thread specification on the machine before purchase to ensure correct fitment. The 49/64 inch overall length and 65-degree angle must also suit the physical clearance at the lubrication point. This pack supplies ten fittings for multiple locations.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | WESTWARD |
Questions about this item
How often will the zinc-plated finish on these 65-degree fittings need replacement in corrosive environments?
The zinc-plated steel resists corrosion under normal use; inspect fittings during routine lubrication intervals and replace any showing finish degradation or leakage.
What pressure limit appears first when these 1/4-inch drive fittings are used continuously at high output?
Maximum working pressure is 5,000 psi; sustained operation at or near this rating may accelerate seal wear and require more frequent inspection.
How much heat do these steel push-in fittings generate during all-day lubrication cycles?
The fittings themselves produce negligible heat; any temperature rise comes from the grease and bearing interface, not the zinc-plated steel body.
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