Machine Tap FANAR 1/4" inch, model D2-111101-3127

Machine tap FANAR 1/4" inch, model D2-111101-3127 is a cutting tool designed to produce 1/4" internal threads in metal components using machine tools. Manufactured by FANAR, this machine tap is intended for use in through and blind holes on lathes, milling machines and tapping machines. It is suitable for maintenance shops, mechanical workshops and production environments where standard inch threads are required.

Advantages

The FANAR machine tap provides consistent thread form and dimensional accuracy when used with appropriate machine speeds and cutting fluids. Its construction supports reliable chip evacuation and reduced risk of tool breakage under normal operating conditions. The tap is compatible with common metalworking processes and can be integrated into machining routines for repeated, accurate threading tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting 1/4" internal threads in through holes
• Creating 1/4" internal threads in blind holes
• Production threading on lathes, milling machines and tapping machines
• Repair and maintenance of equipment with standard inch threads

Key specifications

• Thread size: 1/4" inch internal thread
• Intended material: metal components (general metalworking)
• Use case: through and blind hole threading
• Tool type: machine tap for use with machine tools

How to use

Mount the machine tap securely in the machine spindle or appropriate tap holder. Align the workpiece and ensure the hole is drilled to the correct pilot diameter for a 1/4" inch thread. Use appropriate cutting speed and feed for the material being machined and apply suitable cutting fluid to reduce friction and aid chip removal. For blind holes, control thread depth carefully and reverse the tap to break chips as needed. Inspect the thread form and dimensions after tapping and perform any required deburring.

Usage recommendations

Use recommended pilot drill diameters and cutting parameters for the specific metal being threaded; maintain steady machine feed and proper lubrication to extend tool life and ensure consistent thread quality. Replace the tap if wear or damage is observed to prevent compromised thread form.