Machine Tap FANAR model C4-528M01-0080 — 8 mm thread-cutting tap

Machine tap FANAR model C4-528M01-0080 is a precision tool designed for cutting or forming internal threads with an 8 mm diameter. Intended for use in machining centers and automated tapping machines, this tap delivers repeatable thread creation for production and repair operations. It is compatible with standard metric 8 mm thread specifications when used with appropriate holders and cutting fluid or lubricant.

Advantages

This FANAR machine tap offers accurate thread geometry and consistent performance under automated conditions. Its design facilitates stable insertion and reliable chip evacuation when used with correct cutting parameters and lubrication. The tap is suitable for high-volume production runs as well as maintenance tasks, providing predictable life and dimensional accuracy when operating within recommended speeds and feeds.

Suitable for

• Tapping 8 mm internal threads in metal components
• Use in CNC machining centers and automated tapping machines
• Production and repair workshops requiring repeatable thread quality
• Applications requiring compatibility with standard metric 8 mm threads

Key specifications

• Thread diameter: 8 mm (internal)
• Intended use: machine tapping (machining centers, tapping machines)
• Thread type: metric 8 mm standard profile
• Usage mode: cutting or forming depending on material and tap geometry
• Compatibility: designed for use with proper holders and cutting fluid/lubricant

How to use

Mount the tap securely in a suitable tap holder designed for machine tapping. Select appropriate spindle speed and feed rate according to the workpiece material and tap manufacturer recommendations. Apply suitable cutting fluid or lubricant to reduce friction and aid chip evacuation. Engage the tap gradually, maintaining alignment with the hole axis to prevent breakage, and reverse or use peck tapping cycles as required to clear chips in through or blind holes. Inspect produced threads for dimensional accuracy and surface condition after tapping.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use with holders that provide axial rigidity and minimal runout. Match cutting speed and feed to the material being tapped, maintain correct lubrication, and monitor tool wear. Replace the tap if thread quality degrades or if any damage is observed to avoid defective threaded connections.