Machine Tap FANAR D2-111101-0205 M20x1.5 — metric right-hand threading for industrial tapping

FANAR machine tap D2-111101-0205 M20x1.5 is a metric right-hand threading tool engineered for industrial tapping operations in automated or manual tapping machines. It is intended to cut internal M20 x 1.5 threads in steel and similar materials, delivering accurate thread profile conformity and consistent performance for production runs, maintenance, and repair tasks.

Advantages

The tap offers dimensional accuracy and repeatability suitable for serial production and intermittent use. Its geometry and cutting edges are designed to produce a clean thread form with reduced risk of chip jamming when used with appropriate cutting fluid. Manufactured to industry tolerances, it provides reliable fit with mating bolts and components, while its construction supports durability across multiple operations.

Suitable for

• Cutting internal M20 x 1.5 metric threads in steel and similar materials
• Use in automated tapping machines and manual tapping heads
• Production runs, maintenance, and repair tasks that require standard right-hand threads

Key specifications

• Thread size: M20 x 1.5 (metric)
• Thread direction: right-hand
• Intended use: machine tapping for internal threads
• Material compatibility: steel and similar metals
• Designed for use with cutting fluid to aid chip evacuation

How to use

Mount the tap securely in the machine spindle or tapping head, ensuring correct alignment with the hole axis. Use a properly prepared pre-drilled hole matching the recommended drill size for M20 x 1.5. Operate at appropriate spindle speed and feed for the material being machined, and apply cutting fluid to improve lubrication and chip evacuation. Reverse the tap out of the hole periodically if cutting long threads or when chip buildup occurs. Inspect the formed threads for correct profile and fit with corresponding bolts or fasteners.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, select the correct drill size for M20 x 1.5, maintain recommended speeds and feeds for steel, and use an appropriate cutting fluid. Replace the tap when wear or chipping affects thread quality to avoid damage to workpieces and downstream assembly.