Threading Tap FANAR M10 machine tap C4-115001-0100

Threading Tap FANAR M10 machine tap C4-115001-0100 is a precision cutting tool designed to produce M10 internal metric threads in components using tapping machines or machining centers. Manufactured by FANAR, this machine tap is intended for industrial and workshop environments where repeatable, accurate thread cutting is required. The tool is suitable for standard production runs as well as repair and maintenance operations involving compatible materials that accept M10 threads.

Advantages

The FANAR M10 machine tap provides consistent thread geometry and dimensional accuracy, which supports interchangeability of fasteners and reliable assembly. Its construction ensures rigidity and tool life suitable for repetitive machining operations. The tap's design facilitates stable engagement with workpieces in machine tapping processes, helping to minimize runout and improve surface finish of the internal thread.

Suitable for

• Creating M10 internal metric threads in metal components
• Machine tapping operations on tapping machines and machining centers
• Production runs and batch manufacturing requiring consistent thread quality
• Repair and maintenance tasks where replacement or re-threading to M10 is needed

Key specifications

• Thread size: M10 metric internal thread
• Tool type: machine tap for use in tapped holes with machine spindles or tapping heads
• Material: high-strength tool steel construction suitable for machining applications
• Finish and tolerance: manufactured to industry thread form and tolerance standards for metric internal threads

How to use

Mount the machine tap securely in the machine spindle or appropriate tapping head, ensuring correct alignment with the hole axis. Select proper cutting speed, feed and lubrication based on the workpiece material and machining conditions. Use progressive engagement and retraction cycles as required by the machine tapping cycle or programming to clear chips and avoid excessive torque. After tapping, inspect the thread profile and dimensional conformity with gauges or go/no-go testers.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use appropriate cutting fluid and adjust spindle speed and feed to the specific material being tapped. Maintain proper tool clamping and alignment to reduce wear and prevent thread defects. Replace the tap if signs of wear, chipping, or thread distortion appear to ensure consistent thread quality.