Machine tap FANAR M10x1, model C2-111101-0103, metric thread M10×1

FANAR machine tap M10x1 (metric thread M10×1) is a precision cutting tool designed for creating internal metric threads in metalworking operations. Intended for use in machine tapping setups, this tap delivers consistent thread geometry for both serial production and single-piece machining. The tool is suitable for machining steel, cast iron and non-ferrous metals where an M10×1 thread is required in components used across automotive, machinery and general engineering applications.

Advantages

The FANAR machine tap provides accurate thread form and repeatability when used in compatible tapping machines. Its geometry and cutting edges are manufactured to industry tolerances to minimise thread deviation and reduce rework. The tool supports efficient chip evacuation in standard machining conditions, helping maintain surface quality of the threaded hole and prolonging tool life under recommended cutting parameters.

Suitable for

• Creating internal M10×1 metric threads in metal components
• Machine tapping in serial production and single-part workshops
• Threading operations in automotive and machinery part manufacturing
• Repair and maintenance tasks requiring replacement threaded holes

Key specifications

• Thread type: metric internal thread M10×1
• Application: machine tapping (designed for use in tapping machines and CNC machines)
• Material compatibility: steel, cast iron, non-ferrous metals (subject to cutting parameters)
• Intended production scale: suitable for both single-piece and series production

How to use

Select an appropriate tapping machine or CNC tapping cycle and secure the workpiece firmly. Use a suitable lubricant or cutting fluid according to the workpiece material to improve chip flow and reduce tool wear. Set spindle speed and feed in line with recommended cutting data for M10×1 taps and the material being machined. Engage the tap with steady axial feed; when threading finishes, retract the tool following the machine’s reverse cycle or manual withdrawal to clear chips from the hole.

Usage recommendations

Use coolant or cutting fluid appropriate to the workpiece material, avoid excessive spindle speeds, and ensure correct alignment of the tap to the hole axis to maximise thread quality and tool life.