Hand Tap Set FANAR M10 3-piece (A2-235801-0100) — M10 thread taps, 3 pcs

FANAR hand tap set for M10 threads (3-piece) provides the tools needed to manually cut and repair internal M10 metric threads. The set contains three progressive taps intended for initial cutting, intermediate sizing and final finishing, enabling accurate thread creation in metals and similar materials. Designed for workshop use and maintenance, the taps are sized for M10 threads and packaged as a compact set for easy selection during repair or production tasks.

Advantages

The set offers a sequence of taps that together ensure correct thread form and alignment over the full depth of a hole, reducing the risk of cross-threading and improving fit between bolt and tapped hole. The taps are manufactured to consistent dimensions suitable for manual operation and deliver reliable performance for occasional and regular maintenance work. Their compact 3-piece configuration simplifies storage and selection on the workbench.

Suitable for

• Cutting new M10 internal threads in metal components
• Repairing damaged or worn M10 threads
• General workshop maintenance and mechanical assembly tasks
• On-site repair where hand-tool access is required

Key specifications

• Thread size: M10
• Number of pieces: 3 taps (progressive sequence: starter, intermediate, finish)
• Intended use: manual hand tapping of internal metric threads
• Suitable materials: metals and similar machinable materials
• Application area: workshop and maintenance operations

How to use

Secure the workpiece in a vise or fixture and drill the correct pilot hole for an M10 thread following standard drill charts. Apply cutting fluid appropriate for the material to the tap and hole. Start with the initial (starter) tap to establish the thread, turning it slowly and backing off regularly to clear chips. Follow with the intermediate tap to bring the thread closer to final dimensions, again clearing chips frequently. Finish with the final tap to achieve full thread profile and correct fit. Clean the tapped hole and inspect the thread engagement with a corresponding M10 bolt.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, maintain correct alignment during tapping to avoid cross-threading, and select suitable cutting fluid for the workpiece material. For hardened materials or frequent production use, consider machine tapping or taps designed for high-volume conditions.