Machine Tap FANAR M10 (MPN C2-118801-0100)

Machine tap FANAR M10 is a precision cutting tool designed to produce M10 metric internal threads in a variety of materials. Intended for machine tapping operations, this tap is compatible with lathes, milling machines and dedicated tapping heads. The tool is manufactured to deliver consistent thread form and dimensional accuracy for mechanical assembly, metalworking and repair tasks that require standard M10 threads.

Advantages

The FANAR M10 machine tap provides reliable thread quality and uniform pitch, reducing the need for post-tap finishing. Its geometry and heat-treated construction ensure durability under repetitive machine use and help maintain cutting performance over time. The tool is suitable for production environments where repeatability and dimensional consistency are important.

Suitable for

• Creating M10 internal threads in metal components
• Machine tapping in lathes and milling machines
• Use in tapping heads and automated tapping stations
• Mechanical assembly, maintenance and repair work

Key specifications

• Thread size: M10 metric
• Intended application: machine tapping
• Compatibility: lathes, milling machines, tapping heads
• Material treatment: heat-treated for wear resistance
• Cutting geometry: designed for consistent thread form and pitch

How to use

Secure the workpiece and ensure correct alignment of the tap with the hole axis before starting. Select the appropriate tap holder or chuck for your machine and set the correct spindle speed for the workpiece material. Use cutting fluid appropriate for the material being tapped to improve chip evacuation and extend tool life. Feed the tap steadily into the hole using the machine’s tapping cycle or synchronized feed to avoid breakage, and retract periodically to clear chips if not using through-cycle chip removal.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pre-drill the hole to the recommended drill size for M10 threads, maintain proper tool alignment, and use suitable cutting fluid. Replace the tap if signs of wear or chipping appear to preserve thread quality and avoid damage to workpieces.