Machine tap FANAR M5 C2-121101-0050 for cutting internal threads, metric M5

FANAR machine tap M5 (model C2-121101-0050) is a precision tool designed for cutting and forming internal metric threads of size M5. Intended for use in machining centers and tapping machines, this tap is suitable for both series production and individual repair operations on metals and other compatible materials. The design provides consistent thread geometry and repeatable performance when installed in automated or manual tapping setups.

Advantages

This fanar machine tap offers precise thread cutting with predictable dimensional accuracy and surface finish. It is manufactured to meet industrial tolerances, enabling reliable repeatability across multiple parts. The tool’s geometry supports effective chip evacuation and reduces the risk of thread deformation. Compatibility with standard machine tapping setups allows straightforward integration into existing production workflows.

Suitable for

• Cutting or forming internal M5 threads in metal components
• Series production runs on machining centers and tapping machines
• Repair and maintenance work requiring accurate M5 threads
• Applications with automated or manual tapping processes

Key specifications

• Thread size: metric M5
• Tool type: machine tap for internal threads
• Intended use: machining centers, tapping machines
• Material compatibility: suitable for metals and other compatible materials
• Design focus: precision thread geometry and chip evacuation

How to use

Mount the tap in a compatible tap holder or machine spindle designed for machine tapping. Ensure proper alignment between the spindle and the hole to avoid thread distortion. Use correct spindle speed and feed for the workpiece material, and apply appropriate cutting fluid if recommended for the material to improve surface finish and extend tool life. For through-holes, ensure uninterrupted chip removal; for blind holes, periodically retract the tap to clear chips if necessary. Follow the machine manufacturer’s safety and operating instructions during setup and operation.

Usage recommendations

Select cutting speeds and feeds based on the workpiece material and tap holder rigidity; use suitable lubrication for ferrous or non-ferrous materials to reduce wear. Verify hole size and chamfer before tapping to ensure correct thread form. Regularly inspect the tap for wear or chipping and replace when tolerance or finish degrades.