Hand Tap Set FANAR M12×1 (MPN A1-220001-0123) — manual threading tool set

FANAR hand tap set M12×1 is a manual threading tool set designed for cutting M12×1 metric internal threads in metal components. The set contains hand taps sized for the M12×1 thread form and is intended for workshop and maintenance use where precise internal threads are required. The kit is suitable for repair, prototyping and machining operations that call for controlled hand tapping rather than machine tapping.

Advantages

The FANAR hand tap set offers precise thread cutting with tools optimized for the M12×1 pitch, enabling consistent thread geometry and reliable fit with matching fasteners. Because it is a manually operated set, it provides tactile control during cutting, reduces the risk of overcutting in delicate or thin-walled parts, and is portable for on-site maintenance. The tools are appropriate for use on a variety of common workshop metals and allow straightforward repair or reconditioning of damaged internal threads.

Suitable for

• Workshop threading and maintenance of metal parts
• Repairing or rethreading damaged M12×1 internal threads
• Prototyping and small-batch machining operations
• On-site service and mechanical maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Thread size: M12×1 (metric fine pitch)
• Tool type: hand taps for internal threads
• Intended material: suitable for common workshop metals (steel, aluminum, etc.) when used with appropriate cutting fluid and technique
• Operation: manual hand tapping for controlled thread cutting

How to use

Select the correct M12×1 hand tap from the set and secure the workpiece so it cannot move. Use an appropriate pilot hole sized for M12×1 threads, then apply cutting fluid to the hole and the tap to reduce friction and improve chip evacuation. Start the tap perpendicular to the hole and turn steadily, backing off periodically to clear chips. Maintain consistent alignment and moderate torque to avoid tap breakage. After cutting, clean the thread and inspect fit with a mating bolt to confirm thread quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use cutting fluid appropriate for the material being tapped, ensure holes are drilled to the recommended pilot diameter for M12×1 threads, and work with steady, controlled hand pressure. Replace taps that show signs of wear or damaged cutting edges to maintain thread precision and reduce the risk of tap breakage.