Grease Fitting for Electric Lift Truck

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the 16023 grease fitting used for?
A: The 16023 is a grease fitting (also called a grease nipple or zerk fitting) used on electric lift trucks to provide lubrication points for pivot joints, wheel hubs, and load wheel assemblies. It allows technicians to apply grease without disassembly.

Q: Which electric lift truck models use the 16023 grease fitting?
A: The 16023 is compatible with electric lift truck models from manufacturers including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and Jungheinrich. Verify your equipment model, manufacturer, and serial range to confirm compatibility.

Q: What are the specifications of the 16023?
A: The 16023 is a standard straight-thread grease fitting designed for typical electric lift truck lubrication ports. It accommodates standard grease guns and fittings used in material handling maintenance.

Q: How often should the 16023 grease fitting be used?
A: Lubrication frequency depends on your equipment manufacturer and operating conditions. Most electric lift trucks require greasing every 50 to 100 operating hours or monthly, whichever comes first. Consult your truck manual for exact intervals.

Q: What happens if the 16023 grease fitting is damaged or missing?
A: A damaged or missing fitting prevents proper lubrication of critical joints and wheels. This leads to increased friction, premature bearing wear, reduced load wheel life, and potential steering or handling problems. Replace immediately.