Threading Taps FANAR M10x1.25 machine taps C2-113X01-0104

FANAR machine threading taps M10x1.25 (model C2-113X01-0104) are precision-cut taps for creating or restoring fine-pitch metric internal threads with a 1.25 mm pitch. Manufactured for use in machining centres and automatic tapping machines, these machine taps are suitable for production environments and maintenance operations where consistent thread quality and repeatability are required. They are intended for cutting threads in a range of ferrous and non-ferrous materials when paired with appropriate cutting parameters and tooling.

Advantages

These FANAR M10x1.25 machine taps provide accurate thread geometry and dimensional stability suitable for automated tapping processes. The precision cutting profile reduces the need for secondary finishing, and compatibility with machine tapping equipment ensures uniform results across batches. The taps are designed to withstand the demands of repeated use when proper machining conditions and lubrication are applied.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• High-mix or high-volume production of M10x1.25 internal threads
• Maintenance and repair of threaded components requiring fine-pitch threads
• Use in CNC machining centres and automatic tapping machines
• Threading in steel, aluminium and other machinable non-ferrous materials with correct process settings

Key specifications

• Thread size: M10
• Pitch: 1.25 mm (fine pitch)
• Type: machine tap suitable for tapping machines and machining centres
• Cutting profile: precision-cut for internal threads
• Intended materials: steel and non-ferrous metals (process-dependent)

How to use

Install the tap in a suitable tapping holder or collet designed for automatic tapping machines or machining centres, ensuring proper axial alignment and firm clamping. Select cutting speed, feed and coolant/lubrication appropriate to the workpiece material and tap geometry. Use pecking or chip evacuation cycles where necessary to avoid chip jamming, and monitor thread quality during initial runs to confirm parameters. Remove the tap carefully after threading to avoid damaging the formed thread.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, use recommended cutting fluids and adjust spindle speed and feed to match material and machine rigidity. Verify tap condition regularly and replace when wear affects thread accuracy. When threading ductile materials, ensure effective chip evacuation; when working with harder steels, reduce feed and use appropriate coolant to extend tool life.