Thread Tap Art-Pol M10 x 1.00 mm – single piece, metric cutting tool

Art-Pol M10 x 1.00 mm single-piece thread tap is a metric cutting tool intended for creating and repairing internal M10 threads with a 1.00 mm pitch. The compact tap is suitable for hand tapping or machine use in workshop environments and works with common metals and fabrication materials used in maintenance, assembly and mechanical tasks.

Advantages

The single-piece design provides straightforward handling and consistent thread cutting performance. Its metric M10 x 1.00 mm geometry ensures compatibility with standard M10 fasteners requiring a fine 1.00 mm pitch. The tool is compact for storage and transport and can be used in both manual and powered tapping operations when appropriate fixturing and speeds are applied.

Suitable for

• Cutting new internal M10 x 1.00 mm threads in metal components
• Repairing damaged or worn M10 fine-pitch threads
• Workshop maintenance and machine assembly tasks
• Hand tapping and light machine tapping in fabrication work

Key specifications

• Thread form: metric, M10
• Pitch: 1.00 mm (fine pitch)
• Piece type: single tap (individual tool)
• Intended use: internal thread cutting and repair
• Suitable materials: common workshop metals and fabrication materials

How to use

Select the correct drill size for the M10 x 1.00 mm tap before starting the operation, secure the workpiece, and ensure alignment of the tap with the hole axis. For hand use, mount the tap in an appropriate tap wrench and apply steady pressure while turning, using regular backing-off to clear chips. For machine tapping, set suitable spindle speed and feed, use proper clamping, and employ a tapping holder or floating tap adapter if necessary. Use cutting fluid appropriate for the work material to reduce friction and chip welding, and inspect the thread after cutting for fit and finish.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and cutting fluid; for harder metals, reduce cutting speed and increase lubrication. If threads are severely damaged, consider progressively larger thread cleaning operations or a helicoil-type repair rather than forcing the tap. Store the tool in a dry, protected location to avoid corrosion and preserve cutting edges.