Threading Tap FANAR M8 machine tap D2-111801-0080

FANAR machine tap for cutting internal metric threads M8, model D2-111801-0080 is a precision-engineered tool intended for machine tapping operations. It is designed to form M8 internal threads in materials appropriate for conventional machine taps and to be used with standard tapping holders and machine tapping spindles. The tool's geometry and construction support repeatable thread quality in production or workshop environments where consistent internal threading is required.

Advantages

This FANAR machine tap delivers accurate M8 thread profiles with stable cutting performance during machine-driven tapping cycles. Manufactured to industrial tolerances, it provides reliable dimensional consistency and long-term usability when used under recommended conditions. Compatibility with standard holders and spindles simplifies integration into existing machining setups, reducing changeover time in production or maintenance operations.

Suitable for

• Creating internal metric M8 threads in metal components on tapping machines
• Production lines requiring consistent, repeatable thread quality
• Workshop use with machine tapping spindles and standard tapping holders
• Repair and maintenance tasks involving rethreading or forming new M8 internal threads

Key specifications

• Thread size: M8 metric internal thread
• Tool type: machine tap designed for powered tapping operations
• Application: internal thread cutting for production and workshop environments
• Compatibility: fits standard tapping holders and machine tapping spindles

How to use

Secure the tap in a compatible tapping holder or direct machine spindle according to the machine manufacturer's instructions. Select appropriate spindle speed, feed, and coolant for the workpiece material and recommended tap type. Align the tap squarely with the pre-drilled hole sized for M8 thread tapping, then engage the machine feeding mechanism to perform the tapping operation. Retract the tap carefully after cutting to clear chips and inspect the thread for compliance with required tolerances.

Usage recommendations

Use correct hole size and chamfer before tapping, apply suitable cutting fluid for the material being machined, and choose machine speeds and feeds that match the workpiece material and tap geometry to prolong tool life and ensure proper thread form. Inspect threads after cutting and replace the tap when wear or damage affects thread quality.