Machine Tap FANAR M8 (model D2-111101-0080) — metric M8 threading

Machine tap FANAR M8 (model D2-111101-0080) is a precision cutting tool designed for creating internal metric M8 threads. Intended for machine tapping operations, this tap produces standardized M8 threads in pre-drilled holes, delivering dimensional accuracy and consistent thread form for use in production and repair environments. The tool is compatible with common metalworking machines and fixtures used in component assembly and maintenance.

Advantages

The FANAR M8 machine tap offers reliable pitch accuracy and repeatable thread geometry for M8 applications. Engineered for machine use, it provides stable cutting performance and reduced manual intervention compared with hand taps. The design promotes consistent thread quality across multiple holes, aiding efficient workflow in batch production or repair tasks. Material selection and manufacturing precision help maintain tool life and dimensional stability under standard operating conditions.

Suitable for

• Cutting internal metric M8 threads in pre-drilled holes
• Production environments requiring repeatable M8 tapping operations
• Repair and maintenance tasks on components that accept M8 fasteners
• Use in machine tapping setups such as vertical or horizontal tapping heads and CNC machines

Key specifications

• Thread size: metric M8
• Intended use: machine tapping
• Thread type: internal (tap)
• Typical applications: metalworking, component assembly, maintenance
• Form accuracy: suitable for standardized M8 thread production

How to use

Secure the workpiece and ensure a correct pre-drilled hole diameter and depth for M8 threading according to material specifications. Mount the machine tap in an appropriate tapping holder or chuck and align perpendicular to the hole axis. Use suitable cutting speed, feed, and cutting fluid for the workpiece material. Perform tapping operations with controlled feed and periodic withdrawal to clear chips if applicable. Verify thread quality with gauges or mating fasteners after tapping.

Usage recommendations

Before use, confirm drill size and cutting parameters for the base material. Employ compatible cutting fluid and chip evacuation techniques when machining ductile or chip-forming materials. Replace the tap if wear or damage affects thread accuracy or surface finish.