Machine Tap FANAR M10 C2-511101-0100 — metric M10 machine-thread tap

Machine tap FANAR M10 (C2-511101-0100) is a metric M10 machine-thread tap designed for cutting internal threads in metallic and similar materials. Intended for use in machine tapping operations, the tap delivers accurate M10 threads when used in drilling and tapping sequences on tapping machines, CNC machines, or in toolholding fixtures in production and workshop environments.

Advantages

This FANAR M10 machine tap offers precise thread geometry and consistent performance in repetitive machine tapping processes. Its design supports accurate alignment in a machine spindle or tapping head, helping to maintain thread quality across multiple cycles. The tool is engineered for stability during high-volume use and provides reliable results when appropriate cutting parameters and lubricants are applied.

Suitable for

• Cutting internal metric M10 threads in steels and similar metals
• Machine tapping operations on CNC machines and tapping heads
• Production runs and workshop thread-making in fixtures

Key specifications

• Thread standard: metric M10
• Use type: machine tapping
• Intended material: metallic and similar materials
• Typical application: internal thread cutting in production and workshop environments

How to use

Select an appropriate drilled hole diameter and secure the workpiece in a stable fixture. Mount the tap in a compatible machine tapping holder or spindle and set correct speed and feed according to the workpiece material. Use suitable cutting fluid or lubricant to reduce friction and improve chip evacuation. Perform tapping with steady axial feed; reverse the tap to break chips and remove the tool after threading is complete. Inspect the thread for dimensional accuracy and surface finish before assembly or further processing.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use recommended drill size for M10 threads, adjust spindle speed and feed to material hardness, apply appropriate cutting fluid, and avoid excessive axial force. Replace the tap when wear or damage affects thread quality.