Machine-made fine-thread taps FANAR M12×1.5 (model D2-113X01-0125)

Machine-made fine-thread taps FANAR M12×1.5 (model D2-113X01-0125) are designed for cutting internal metric threads with a 1.5 mm pitch in M12 holes. They are intended for use on machining centers and lathes for production tapping of steel and similar materials where fine-pitch M12 threads are required for mechanical assemblies and repair work. The tool is manufactured to provide consistent thread form and dimensional accuracy appropriate for repeated automated or semi-automated operations.

Advantages

The FANAR M12×1.5 fine-thread tap offers reliable chip evacuation and wear resistance suitable for series production and repair tasks. Its geometry is optimized for machine tapping, reducing the risk of chatter and breakage under recommended cutting conditions. The tool provides repeatable thread quality and dimensional stability when used with appropriate cutting fluid and machine parameters.

Suitable for

• Production tapping on machining centers and CNC lathes
• Repair and maintenance of mechanical assemblies requiring M12×1.5 threads
• Tapping in steel and similar ferrous materials
• Applications requiring fine-pitch M12 threads for tight fastening or alignment

Key specifications

• Thread size and pitch: M12 × 1.5
• Type: machine-made fine-thread tap for internal threads
• Intended use: production tapping on machining centers and lathes
• Material suitability: steel and similar materials
• Operational mode: designed for machine tapping (automated or semi-automated)

How to use

Secure the workpiece and ensure hole diameter matches the recommended drill size for M12×1.5 thread formation. Mount the tap in the machine spindle or suitable holder, set correct rotational speed and feed consistent with the material and tool manufacturer recommendations, and apply appropriate cutting fluid to aid chip removal and reduce wear. Use pecking or pull-back cycles where applicable to prevent chip packing. After tapping, inspect thread form and dimensions with appropriate gauges.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the FANAR M12×1.5 tap with proper lubrication and machine tapping cycles adjusted to the workpiece material. Monitor tool wear and replace the tap when thread quality or dimensional tolerances are no longer met. Avoid excessive radial runout and ensure the spindle feed is synchronized to the thread pitch to prevent tool breakage.