Hand Tap Set FANAR M24, 2 pcs (A1-220001-0240)

FANAR hand tap set for cutting internal threads with M24 nominal diameter. This two-piece set includes taps designed for manual threading operations on metal parts, suitable for repair, maintenance and assembly tasks where M24 internal threads are required. The compact set is intended for workshop use and is compatible with standard tap holders and manual hand tools, providing a practical option for technicians and hobbyists who need to create or restore M24 threads.

Advantages

The set contains two taps that cover the typical stages of manual threading, delivering consistent thread form and fit when used with appropriate drilling and lubrication. Manufactured for compatibility with standard manual tap handles and holders, the tools are compact for easy storage and transport in a toolbox. The design supports controlled hand operation, which minimizes the risk of cross-threading during repair or assembly tasks on metal components.

Suitable for

• Repairing or re-threading M24 internal threads in metal parts
• Manual threading during assembly of mechanical components requiring M24 fasteners
• Workshop maintenance tasks and on-site repairs where portable hand tools are needed
• Hobby and DIY metalworking projects involving M24 threaded connections

Key specifications

• Thread nominal diameter: M24
• Set composition: 2 hand taps for manual threading
• Application material: metal workpieces (steel, cast iron, non-ferrous metals, depending on tap grade)
• Compatibility: standard tap holders and manual tap wrenches
• Use type: manual hand tapping (not intended for high-speed machine tapping)

How to use

Select the correct drill size for the M24 thread and prepare a straight pilot hole. Secure the workpiece and align the tap perpendicular to the hole. Use a suitable tap wrench or holder and apply cutting lubricant to the tap and hole. Turn the tap slowly and evenly, cutting forward a partial turn then backing off to break chips. Continue incrementally until the required thread depth is reached. After threading, remove the tap, clean the newly cut thread and inspect for proper fit with an M24 bolt or gauge.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting fluid for the workpiece material and ensure proper alignment during manual tapping to reduce tool wear and prevent thread damage. Do not use these hand taps in high-speed machine spindles; apply controlled torque and back off regularly to clear chips. Store the taps in a dry place and protect the flutes to maintain cutting performance.