Machine tap FANAR M8 C4-565001-0080 — metric M8 threading tool

Machine tap FANAR M8 C4-565001-0080 — metric M8 threading tool is a precision cutting tool designed for producing and repairing internal metric M8 threads. Manufactured by FANAR for use in machine tapping operations, this tap conforms to standard M8 thread geometry and is suitable for use with tapping machines, power holders and appropriate drilling or machining setups. The tool is intended for professional metalworking and industrial assembly tasks where accurate, repeatable M8 threads are required.

Advantages

The FANAR M8 machine tap offers dimensional accuracy and consistent thread form to ensure proper fit and function of fasteners. Its construction provides reliable cutting performance and wear resistance in typical machining conditions. The tool is compatible with standard machine tapping equipment, enabling efficient integration into production lines or repair shops. Its design reduces the need for manual finishing, delivering ready-to-use internal threads.

Suitable for

• Creating new metric M8 internal threads in metal components
• Repairing damaged or worn M8 threads
• Machine tapping operations using tapping machines or power holders
• Industrial assembly lines requiring consistent threaded holes

Key specifications

• Thread type: metric internal thread M8
• Tool type: machine tap for use in machine tapping operations
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard tapping machines and holders
• Application materials: common machinable metals used in industrial assembly and metalworking
• Function: cutting and repairing internal threads

How to use

Select an appropriate tapping machine or power holder and securely clamp the workpiece to prevent movement. Ensure the correct pilot hole diameter and alignment for M8 threads before starting. Mount the FANAR M8 machine tap in the machine spindle or holder, apply suitable cutting fluid for the workpiece material, and run the tapping cycle at recommended speeds and feeds for the material. After cutting, retract the tap carefully, remove chips, and inspect threads for dimensional accuracy and surface quality.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable cutting fluid and correct pilot hole size to extend tool life and improve thread quality. Regularly inspect and replace taps showing wear or damage to maintain consistent thread accuracy. Match machining parameters—speed, feed, and coolant—to the specific base material for optimal results.