FANAR machine tap M12 model D2-111101-0120 for cutting internal threads

FANAR machine tap M12 model D2-111101-0120 is a precision tool designed for cutting internal M12 threads in industrial and maintenance applications. Manufactured by FANAR, this machine tap is intended for use with compatible tapping holders and machines and is suitable for applications where reliable thread quality and repeatability are required. The tool supports standard machine-tapping operations and should be used according to machine and workpiece material guidelines.

Advantages

The FANAR M12 machine tap delivers consistent thread form and dimensional accuracy across repetitive operations. Its design facilitates compatibility with standard tapping equipment, helping to reduce setup time. The tool's geometry is optimized for efficient chip formation and evacuation in typical machine-tapping conditions, contributing to extended tool life when used with appropriate speeds, feeds, and lubrication.

Suitable for

• Cutting internal M12 threads in ferrous and non-ferrous materials (as allowed by application)
• Series production in machining centres and tapping machines
• Maintenance and repair tasks requiring precise internal threads
• Use with tapping holders and automatic tapping units

Key specifications

• Thread size: M12 internal thread
• Intended use: machine tapping for production and maintenance
• Compatibility: designed for use in standard tapping holders and machine spindles
• Tool function: cutting/forming internal threads depending on application

How to use

Mount the tap in a suitable tapping holder or machine spindle according to the machine manufacturer's instructions. Select cutting speed, feed, and lubrication appropriate to the workpiece material and tap geometry. Ensure correct alignment with the hole axis before engaging the tool. For blind holes, use pecking or incremental withdrawal cycles as required to evacuate chips; for through holes, maintain consistent feed to avoid tool breakage. Inspect produced threads for dimensional accuracy and surface condition and replace the tap if wear affects thread quality.

Usage recommendations

Use recommended cutting fluids for the specific material being machined, verify machine rigidity and alignment before tapping, and follow safety procedures for rotating tools. For long production runs, monitor tool wear and establish replacement intervals to maintain consistent thread quality.