Thread Tap FANAR GWINTOWNIK M10x0.75 NGMM/2 DIN-2181 (6H) HSS

FANAR GWINTOWNIK M10x0.75 NGMM/2 DIN-2181 (6H) HSS is a high-speed steel thread tap designed to cut internal metric threads M10 with a 0.75 mm pitch. Manufactured to DIN-2181 standards with a 6H tolerance class, this tap suits both manual and machine tapping processes. The tool is intended for use in a range of metals and general engineering materials where accurate and repeatable internal threads are required for production and repair tasks.

Advantages

The HSS construction provides a balance of hardness and toughness appropriate for cutting threads in standard steels and non-ferrous metals. Conformance to DIN-2181 ensures consistent geometry and reliability during tapping, while the 6H tolerance class supports precise thread fit for mating fasteners. The product is suitable for both hand-held tapping and machine use, offering versatility in workshop and production environments.

Suitable for

• Creating internal M10x0.75 metric threads in metal components
• Machine and manual tapping operations in general engineering
• Repair and maintenance tasks requiring precise thread fit
• Production runs where consistent thread geometry is needed

Key specifications

• Thread size: M10
• Pitch: 0.75 mm
• Material: High-speed steel (HSS)
• Standard: DIN-2181
• Tolerance class: 6H
• Application: Internal metric threading

How to use

Select the appropriate drilling diameter for the M10x0.75 tap, secure the workpiece, and ensure proper alignment before starting. For manual tapping, use a suitable tap wrench and apply steady, controlled pressure while turning; back off periodically to break chips. For machine tapping, set correct spindle speed and feed according to the material and tool manufacturer guidance, and ensure coolant or lubricant is applied where recommended. Inspect the finished thread for fit and remove any burrs before assembly.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting fluid on steels and harder alloys to extend tool life and improve surface finish. For softer non-ferrous materials, lighter lubrication or dry tapping may be acceptable. Replace the tap if excessive wear or chipping is observed to avoid poor thread quality. Store the tool in a dry place and protect the cutting edges from impact.