Hand Tap FANAR M10x1 A4-225D51-0103 — metric threaded hand tap M10 × 1

FANAR hand tap M10x1 (metric threaded hand tap M10 × 1) is a tool for cutting or restoring internal metric threads with a nominal diameter of 10 mm and a 1.0 mm pitch. Designed for manual tapping operations, this hand tap is suitable for creating M10×1 threads in through and blind holes in workshop and maintenance environments. The tool is compact and intended for use where controlled, hand-driven thread cutting is required.

Advantages

The hand tap offers precise thread form appropriate for metric M10×1 applications and is designed for reliable manual operation. Its geometry supports consistent chip evacuation in typical workshop materials, while the compact size facilitates use in confined spaces and on fixtures. The design reduces the risk of cross-threading when used with correct alignment and appropriate tap wrench.

Suitable for

• Cutting new internal M10×1 threads in metal or compatible materials
• Restoring damaged or worn M10×1 threads
• Manual tapping operations in maintenance and repair tasks
• Workshop, fabrication, and assembly tasks requiring metric internal threads

Key specifications

• Thread size: M10
• Thread pitch: 1.0 mm
• Intended use: hand/manual tapping
• Suitable hole types: through and blind holes
• Application: cutting or restoring internal threads

How to use

Secure the workpiece and ensure the hole is drilled to the correct diameter for an M10×1 thread. Mount the hand tap in a suitable tap wrench and apply cutting lubricant appropriate to the workpiece material. Start the tap square to the hole, advance using steady, even turns and back off periodically to break and clear chips. Continue until the desired thread depth is reached, then reverse the tap out of the hole while maintaining alignment. Inspect the thread for full engagement and correct form.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting fluid and adjust feed to material hardness. For harder materials, take shallower passes and clear chips frequently. Ensure correct drill size before tapping and use a proper tap wrench to maintain alignment and reduce risk of breakage.