Machine Tap FANAR M12, MPN D2-211101-0120 — metric M12 threading tool

Machine tap FANAR M12 is a precision cutting tool for producing internal metric M12 threads in machine tapping operations. Designed by FANAR for use in production and workshop environments, this metric M12 threading tool supports reliable creation of threaded holes in compatible metals and alloys. The tool is intended for machine use where consistent thread geometry and repeatable results are required for assembly and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The FANAR M12 machine tap provides accurate thread profile and dimensional consistency across repeated operations, reducing the need for secondary finishing. Its construction is suited for machining conditions, offering stable cutting performance and predictable wear characteristics. The tool is compatible with standard machine tap holders and is appropriate for integration into automated or manual tapping cycles.

Suitable for

• Producing internal M12 metric threads in metal components
• Mechanical assembly and fastening operations
• Maintenance and repair tasks requiring threaded holes
• Batch production and workshop machining where machine tapping is used

Key specifications

• Thread type: metric M12
• Intended use: machine tapping (automated or manual machine operations)
• Application materials: compatible metals and metal alloys commonly used in mechanical components
• Function: cutting internal threads with standard M12 geometry

How to use

Mount the FANAR M12 machine tap in an appropriate machine tap holder or chuck, ensuring secure clamping and correct axial alignment. Select proper spindle speed and feed rate according to the workpiece material and machining conditions, and use suitable cutting fluid to improve chip evacuation and tool life. Engage the tap with steady feed; for blind holes apply periodic backing off to break chips, and for through holes run continuous tapping while monitoring cutting load. Inspect thread dimensions after tapping to confirm conformity with M12 thread tolerances.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting fluid recommended for the workpiece material, maintain correct speeds and feeds to avoid premature wear, and replace the tap when thread quality degrades. Store the tool in a dry place and handle with care to preserve cutting edges.