Machine Tap FANAR M20x1.5 (model D2-511101-0205) – M20 x 1.5 metric machine tap

FANAR machine tap M20x1.5 (model D2-511101-0205) is a metric M20 x 1.5 cutting tool designed for producing internal screw threads to the M20 x 1.5 specification. Intended for use in machining centers and tapping machines, this machine tap is made for repetitive and precise thread cutting in metalworking and industrial assembly operations where standardized metric internal threads are required.

Advantages

The tap provides consistent thread form and dimensional accuracy when used with appropriate machine settings and cutting fluid. Its geometry and tolerance are optimized for machine tapping operations, offering reliable chip evacuation and reduced tool stress during high-speed or automated processes. The tool’s design supports predictable performance in series production and improves process repeatability compared with hand tapping.

Suitable for

• Cutting M20 x 1.5 internal threads in steel, cast iron and non-ferrous metals
• Machine tapping operations in CNC machining centers
• Production lines and tapping machines for industrial assembly
• Repetitive thread manufacturing and repair work in workshops

Key specifications

• Thread size: M20 x 1.5 (metric fine pitch)
• Application: machine tapping for internal threads
• Recommended use: machining centers and tapping machines
• Typical materials: suitable for ferrous and non-ferrous metals (subject to correct machining parameters)
• Function: cutting standardized internal screw threads to metric specification

How to use

Mount the tap securely in the machine tool or tapping holder compatible with M20 threading operations. Select appropriate spindle speed, feed and cutting fluid according to the workpiece material and machine manufacturer recommendations. Perform tapping cycles with correct alignment and controlled feed to ensure proper thread geometry. Back out the tap regularly where required to clear chips and avoid tool breakage. Inspect threads after cutting for dimensional conformity and surface quality.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable cutting fluid, correct spindle speed and feed rates for the specific workpiece material. Ensure proper tool clamping and alignment in the tapping holder to prevent runout and premature wear. For production runs, monitor tool condition and replace the tap when wear or damage affects thread quality.