Wilmar Corporation W54247 Grease Fitting 6mm X 1 Thread 45 Degree

Product Description

The WILMAR CORPORATION W54247 is a 45-degree angled grease fitting with a 6 mm x 1 thread specification, sold in a 10-pack. These fittings accept a standard grease gun coupler and allow lubricant to be injected into pivot points, bearings, and joints where a straight fitting would be obstructed. The 45-degree angle makes access easier in tight or recessed locations. Each fitting in the pack shares the same thread size and angle, making this a practical bulk option for service shops and fleet maintenance operations.

These grease fittings are used in automotive, heavy equipment, agricultural machinery, and general industrial applications. Typical installation points include steering linkages, suspension joints, driveline U-joints, and other grease-purged bearing assemblies that use a 6 mm x 1 metric thread port. The 10-pack format suits technicians who service multiple vehicles or machines in a single work session or who want to keep replacement fittings on hand for regular preventive maintenance.

Key Features

• 45-degree angle for access in confined or obstructed grease port locations
• 6 mm x 1 metric thread for standard metric grease port fitment
• 10-pack quantity reduces downtime during multi-point lubrication service
• Compatible with standard grease gun couplers
• Consistent thread specification across all fittings in the pack

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement grease fitting for metric-threaded lubrication ports requiring a 6 mm x 1 thread with a 45-degree angle, common in automotive and light to heavy equipment applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by an automotive or equipment technician using a wrench sized to the fitting hex. Remove the old or damaged fitting before threading in the replacement, and avoid cross-threading into the port. Do not over-tighten, as the fitting body can shear at the base. After installation, verify the grease gun coupler seats and locks correctly before applying pressure.