Machine Tap FANAR 10 mm model C4-528M01-0100

Machine tap FANAR 10 mm model C4-528M01-0100 is a precision cutting tool designed for producing internal metric threads with a nominal size of 10 mm. Intended for machine tapping operations, the tap is suitable for use in production, repair and assembly environments where accurate, repeatable internal threads are required. The tool is compatible with standard tapping machines and holders used in metalworking and maintenance.

Advantages

The FANAR machine tap provides consistent thread geometry and dimensional accuracy for 10 mm metric threads, helping reduce rework and ensure interchangeability of fastened components. Manufactured for machine use, the tap offers stable cutting performance and predictable wear characteristics under recommended machining conditions. Compatibility with common tapping equipment simplifies integration into existing workflows in workshops and production lines.

Suitable for

• Creating internal metric M10 threads in steel, iron and similar ferrous materials
• Machine tapping operations on lathes, milling machines or dedicated tapping machines
• Repair and maintenance tasks requiring replacement or restoration of worn threads
• Mechanical assembly processes where accurate threaded holes are needed for fasteners

Key specifications

• Nominal thread size: 10 mm (metric)
• Tool type: machine tap for internal threading
• Application: designed for machine tapping operations in metalworking
• Material compatibility: suitable for common ferrous materials and general-purpose metalworking
• Mounting: compatible with standard tapping holders and machine spindles

How to use

Secure the machine tap in an appropriate tapping holder or spindle adapter, ensuring correct alignment with the workpiece axis. Drill the hole to the recommended tap drill diameter for a 10 mm metric thread before tapping. Use appropriate cutting fluid to reduce friction and extend tool life. Operate at machine speeds and feed rates suitable for the workpiece material, and reverse or use a pecking motion as required to break chips and clear the flutes. After tapping, inspect the thread for dimensional accuracy and surface finish.

Usage recommendations

Use recommended tap drill sizes, ensure rigid workpiece clamping and proper machine alignment, and select cutting speed and lubrication appropriate to the material being machined to achieve best results and prolong tool life.