Caterpillar Part reference

0046683nipple-pipe; (hexagon)

Catalog part 0046683 is listed as a nipple-pipe with a hexagon feature, identified in the Caterpillar catalog as nipple-pipe; (hexagon). Two catalog occurrences associate it with service equipment and implement assemblies, which should be treated as catalog associations only, not confirmation of fitment for any machine.

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Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar AP-600D
  2. Groupservice equipment and supplies
  3. Subgroupwashdown group-ecology
  4. Unit297-2512 washdown gp-ecology s/n tfm200-up an attachment
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Model photoCaterpillar AP-600D
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Part numberDescription
00***43elbow 5wd342 - up including 5wd329 - 335, 5wd337 - 340
00***14coupling-pipe
0046683nipple-pipe; (hexagon) (current part)
09***12clip

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General guidance

Component knowledge

Understanding this component

In general, a nipple pipe is a short threaded pipe fitting used to join two other fittings, components or fluid-carrying parts in a piping or hose arrangement. A hexagon feature is typically a flat-sided section that allows a wrench or similar tool to grip the fitting, while the exact thread form and dimensions must be checked against the catalog.

What to check before ordering

Use part number 0046683 when referring to this nipple-pipe in the Caterpillar catalog. Before ordering, confirm the recorded catalog conditions for the machine, serial number and assembly where this part applies, as the listed associations do not establish compatibility across all configurations.