Machine Tap FANAR M10, model C2-111801-0100 — metric M10 thread

FANAR machine tap M10, model C2-111801-0100 — metric M10 thread is a precision cutting tool designed to produce internal metric M10 threads in metals and compatible materials. Intended for use in machining centres and tapping machines, this machine tap provides consistent thread form and surface finish suitable for production and maintenance environments that require repeatable and accurate M10 internal threads.

Advantages

The FANAR machine tap M10 features a design optimized for machine tapping, balancing cutting geometry and flute design to promote chip evacuation and reduce thread distortion. It is made for stable performance during high-volume or intermittent tapping operations, helping to maintain dimensional accuracy and thread quality across multiple cycles. The tool is suitable for integration into automated workflows and standard tapping fixtures.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Producing internal metric M10 threads in steel and non-ferrous metals
• Series production of threaded components in machining centres
• Maintenance and repair tasks requiring accurate M10 threads
• Automated tapping processes in production lines

Key specifications

• Thread size: metric M10
• Tool type: machine tap for internal threads
• Application: designed for use in machining centres and tapping machines
• Intended materials: metals and compatible workpiece materials (steel, castings, non-ferrous alloys)
• Functional features: geometry and flute design for chip evacuation and repeatable thread form

How to use

Install the tap in a suitable machine holder or tapping chuck following the machine manufacturer's instructions to ensure concentricity and proper clamping. Use appropriate cutting speeds and feeds for the workpiece material and apply recommended cutting fluid or lubricant to improve tool life and surface finish. Feed the tap steadily into the pre-drilled hole with correct alignment; for blind holes use appropriate chip control and pecking cycles as required by the machine to avoid chip packing. Inspect produced threads with gauges or measuring tools to verify compliance with required tolerances.

Usage recommendations

Select cutting speeds and feed rates based on the workpiece material and machine rigidity, use suitable tapping lubricants for the material being machined, and monitor tool wear to replace the tap when thread quality or dimensional accuracy declines.