Machine Tap FANAR M14x1.5 (model D2-511101-0145)

Machine tap FANAR M14x1.5 (model D2-511101-0145) is a cutting tool designed to form internal metric threads with nominal size M14 and pitch 1.5 mm. Intended for use in machining centers and tapping machines, this tap delivers consistent thread profile and dimensional accuracy when applied to appropriate materials in metalworking operations. The tool is suitable for professional workshop applications and production environments where reliable M14x1.5 threads are required.

Advantages

This FANAR machine tap offers precise thread cutting with attention to dimensional consistency and surface finish. It is engineered for use in automated and manual tapping equipment, providing stable performance across repeated cycles. The tool design supports efficient chip evacuation and reduces the likelihood of thread deformation when used with recommended speeds, feeds, and lubrication. Compatibility with standard M14x1.5 tapping procedures makes it straightforward to integrate into existing machining processes.

Suitable for

• Producing internal M14x1.5 threads in metal components
• Use in CNC machining centers and dedicated tapping machines
• Workshop and production-line thread cutting for assemblies and fastenings
• Repair and maintenance tasks requiring replacement or rethreading of M14x1.5 holes

Key specifications

• Thread nominal size: M14
• Thread pitch: 1.5 mm
• Tool type: machine tap for internal threads
• Intended equipment: machining centers and tapping machines
• Application: metalworking and industrial production

How to use

Select a suitable pilot hole size for an M14x1.5 thread, mount the tap securely in the machine spindle or tapping holder, and set the machine to the recommended speed and feed for the workpiece material. Use appropriate cutting fluid to improve chip control and extend tool life. Engage the tap with steady axial feed, monitor thread formation, and reverse to clear chips if using manual tapping or when the machine cycle completes for each hole. Inspect the finished thread for correct form and tolerances before assembly.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match cutting parameters to the workpiece material (e.g., steel, stainless steel, aluminum), maintain proper lubrication, and ensure correct alignment of the tap to the hole axis. Replace the tap if signs of wear, chipping, or poor thread quality appear to prevent damage to workpieces and maintain production consistency.