Machine Tap FANAR M12×1.25 D2-511101-0124 — metric threading tool

Machine tap FANAR M12×1.25 is a precision tool for creating internal metric threads with a 12 mm nominal diameter and 1.25 mm pitch. Designed for use in drilling/tapping machines and machining centers, this cutting tool is intended for general-purpose threading in mechanical assembly and repair. The tap’s geometry and material selection make it suitable for processing steel and non-ferrous metals while providing accurate thread form and repeatable results.

Advantages

The tap delivers consistent thread quality and dimensional accuracy for metric M12×1.25 applications. Its design supports reliable chip evacuation and reduced risk of thread damage during automated and manual tapping operations. Compatibility with standard tapping machines and machining centers simplifies integration into production and maintenance workflows.

Suitable for

• Producing internal M12×1.25 metric threads in new components
• Re-threading or repairing worn internal threads in assemblies
• Use in tapping machines, drill-press tapping heads and machining centers
• Threading steel and a variety of non-ferrous metals in mechanical workshops

Key specifications

• Thread size: M12 with 1.25 mm pitch
• Intended application: internal metric threading
• Suitable workpiece materials: carbon steel, alloy steel, aluminum, copper alloys
• Use environment: drilling/tapping machines and machining centers
• Function: cutting tool for producing standard metric thread form

How to use

Select the appropriate tap holder or collet for your tapping machine, align the tap with the pilot hole sized for M12×1.25, and ensure correct axial alignment before starting. Use suitable cutting fluid for the workpiece material to improve chip evacuation and extend tool life. For blind holes, retract frequently to break chips and clear the flutes; for through holes, maintain steady feed and rotation commensurate with the tap’s geometry and the machine’s capabilities.

Usage recommendations

To achieve best results, match hole preparation (drill size and chamfer), cutting speed and feed to the workpiece material, and use appropriate lubricants. Inspect produced threads for correct form and fit, and replace the tap when wear or chipped edges begin to affect thread quality.