Threading Tap FANAR M3 machine tap C2-113X01-0030 for M3 metric threads

Threading Tap FANAR M3 machine tap C2-113X01-0030 for M3 metric threads is a precision tool designed to cut internal M3 threads in metals and compatible materials. Intended for use in machining centres and tapping machines, this FANAR tap produces consistent thread profiles suitable for assembly and fastening operations. The tap is engineered for repeated production runs and repair tasks where reliable M3 thread quality is required.

Advantages

This FANAR machine tap offers high dimensional accuracy and repeatability when producing M3 internal threads. Its geometry is optimized for machine tapping, delivering clean chip evacuation and reduced risk of thread defects. The tool’s construction provides stable performance in series production and during standalone repair operations, helping to maintain uniform thread form and fit.

Suitable for

• Cutting M3 internal metric threads in steel, aluminium and similar machinable metals
• Use in machining centres and dedicated tapping machines
• Series production runs requiring consistent thread quality
• Maintenance and repair tasks where replacement M3 threads are needed

Key specifications

• Thread size: M3 metric internal thread
• Tool type: machine tap suitable for machine tapping operations
• Material compatibility: metals and compatible machinable materials
• Design focus: precise thread profile and chip control for mechanical tapping

How to use

Select appropriate cutting speed and feed for the workpiece material and secure the workpiece in the machine. Use the tap in a machining centre or tapping machine with correct alignment to the hole axis and ensure the pre-drilled hole diameter matches M3 tapping recommendations. Apply suitable cutting fluid or coolant for the material being machined to improve chip evacuation and extend tool life. Monitor tapping cycles for consistent thread depth and retract the tap carefully to avoid damage to the thread.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use with properly sized pilot holes and follow material-specific speed and lubrication guidelines. Inspect threads after tapping for form and fit, and replace the tap when signs of wear or chipping appear to maintain repeatable M3 thread quality.