Hand Tap Set FANAR M12x1.5, manual thread cutting tool, MPN A1-220001-0125

FANAR hand tap set for M12x1.5 is a manual thread cutting tool designed to create or repair internal metric threads with a 1.5 mm pitch. The set is intended for use in metal and other machinable materials and is supplied as a collection of taps sized specifically for M12x1.5 threads. It is designed to be used with a tap wrench to perform controlled hand tapping operations in workshop, maintenance, or on-site repair environments.

Advantages

The set offers precision-engineered threads to ensure reliable mating with M12x1.5 bolts and fasteners, and its manual format provides tactile control during cutting operations. The tools are suitable for thread repair as well as new thread creation, allowing targeted use in maintenance workflows. Compatibility with common tap wrenches makes the set straightforward to integrate into existing tooling kits, while the contained selection of taps for the specified size minimizes selection errors.

Suitable for

• Cutting or repairing internal M12x1.5 metric threads in steel and non-ferrous metals
• Workshop maintenance and mechanical repair tasks
• On-site servicing where manual hand tapping is required
• Preparing threaded holes for fastening components in assemblies

Key specifications

• Thread size: M12
• Thread pitch: 1.5 mm
• Tool type: hand tap set for internal threading
• Operation: manual hand tapping with tap wrench
• Material compatibility: steel and other machinable metals

How to use

Secure the workpiece and drill the correct pilot hole diameter for an M12x1.5 thread. Mount the appropriate tap from the set into a compatible tap wrench, align the tap perpendicular to the hole, and apply steady pressure while turning clockwise to cut the thread. Use intermittent reverse turns to break chips and clear debris. After reaching full depth, reverse the tap fully to remove it from the hole and clean the threads. Apply cutting fluid if required for the material to improve cutting performance and tool life.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and ensure proper chip evacuation. For hardened materials or damaged holes, inspect whether pre-drilling, lubrication, or a different tap type (such as a spiral or bottoming tap) is required to achieve a clean thread. Store taps dry and clean to prevent corrosion and preserve cutting edges.