Machine Tap FANAR 1/4" model C2-121101-4627

Machine tap FANAR 1/4" model C2-121101-4627 is a cutting tool designed for producing internal threads with a nominal diameter of 1/4". Manufactured for use in machining centers and threading machines, the tap delivers consistent thread form and dimensional accuracy for metalworking operations in production and maintenance settings. The design supports cutting and forming threads depending on application and material.

Advantages

This FANAR machine tap offers precise thread geometry and stable cutting performance when used with suitable machines and process parameters. Its construction is optimized for repeatable results in series production and maintenance tasks, ensuring compatibility with common machine tap holders and collets. The tool is appropriate for a range of metalworking applications and provides reliable engagement with prepared holes to produce internal threads efficiently.

Suitable for

• Creation of internal 1/4" threads in metal components
• Use in machining centers and CNC threading operations
• Threading tasks in repair, maintenance, and small-batch production
• Applications requiring repeatable dimensional accuracy

Key specifications

• Nominal thread diameter: 1/4"
• Intended use: internal thread cutting/forming
• Machine compatibility: machining centers, threading machines
• Material application: metalworking (suitable for common ferrous and non-ferrous metals when correct speeds and lubricants are used)
• Design focus: consistent thread geometry and repeatability

How to use

Select a properly sized and prepared hole before threading, including correct drill size and secure workholding. Mount the machine tap in the appropriate holder or collet compatible with your machining center or threading machine. Set spindle speed and feed according to the workpiece material and tap manufacturer recommendations, and apply suitable cutting fluid or lubricant to support chip evacuation and tool life. Use steady feed and avoid sudden load changes; back off periodically if required to clear chips when cutting deep threads.

Usage recommendations

For best results, confirm drill size, spindle speed, and feed rates for the specific material being machined. Use appropriate cutting fluids and monitor tool wear; replace the tap when thread quality or dimensional accuracy declines. Ensure the machine setup provides rigid clamping and correct alignment to prevent thread distortion or tap breakage.