Machine Tap FANAR M8, model C4-115001-0080

Machine tap FANAR M8, model C4-115001-0080, is a precision-thread cutting tool designed to create or restore internal M8 metric threads in a range of machinable materials. Manufactured by FANAR for machine tapping applications, this tap is intended for use in machining centers, lathes and tapping heads. It is suitable for conventional and CNC machine tapping operations when correct speed, feed and cutting fluid are applied.

Advantages

The FANAR M8 machine tap provides consistent thread geometry and reliable performance in repeated machine operations. Its design allows stable chip evacuation and reduces the risk of thread deformation when used with appropriate cutting parameters. The tool supports efficient production by delivering uniform thread quality across batches and by being compatible with common tapping setups in industrial environments.

Suitable for

• Creating or repairing internal M8 metric threads in metal components
• Machine tapping operations on CNC machining centers and lathes
• Use in tapping heads and automatic tapping cycles
• Working with steels, aluminum alloys and other machinable materials

Key specifications

• Thread type: Metric internal thread, M8
• Intended application: Machine tapping (CNC and manual machine tools)
• Material compatibility: Steel, aluminum alloys and similar machinable materials
• Design focus: Precision thread cutting with chip evacuation suitable for production use

How to use

Install the FANAR M8 machine tap in a suitable collet, tool holder or tapping head designed for machine taps. Select spindle speed and feed consistent with M8 thread cutting in the chosen workpiece material, and apply appropriate cutting fluid to improve tool life and surface finish. Use steady feed during entry and retract cycles as required by the machine tapping cycle; for blind holes follow the recommended drill and chamfering practice before tapping. Monitor chip formation and adjust parameters if excessive load or chip jamming occurs.

Usage recommendations

For best results in production environments, match the tap geometry to the workpiece material, maintain correct lubrication, and use recommended drill sizes and tool holders. Periodically inspect the tap for wear and replace if thread quality or cutting performance degrades.