Machine Tap FANAR M24 model D2-511101-0240, metric threaded cutting tool

FANAR machine tap M24 model D2-511101-0240 is a metric threaded cutting tool designed for producing internal M24 threads in metal components. As a machine tap, it is intended for use in powered tapping machines, CNC machining centers or tapping heads where precise thread geometry and repeatable performance are required. The product is suitable for industrial production and workshop environments where efficiency and consistent thread quality are important.

Advantages

The machine tap provides accurate and consistent M24 metric threads with a geometry optimized for machine tapping operations. Its design allows stable cutting performance, reduced risk of tap breakage when used with appropriate speeds and feeds, and compatibility with standard tapping equipment. The tool is intended to deliver repeatable results across multiple workpieces, helping to maintain uniform thread form and fit.

Suitable for

• Producing internal M24 threads in steel and common ferrous materials
• High-volume machine tapping in production cells or machining centers
• Workshop tapping with tapping heads or lathes equipped for powered tapping
• Applications requiring consistent thread geometry and interchangeability

Key specifications

• Thread size: M24 (metric)
• Tool type: machine tap for internal thread cutting
• Intended use: powered machine tapping (CNC, tapping heads, tapping machines)
• Material suitability: metals and common ferrous alloys (follow cutting data for specifics)
• Application environment: industrial production and workshop use

How to use

Secure the workpiece and ensure the hole is pre-drilled to the correct core diameter for M24 threads. Mount the machine tap in a suitable tapping holder or machine spindle designed for powered tapping. Set appropriate spindle speed, feed and coolant according to the workpiece material and tap manufacturer's cutting data. Engage the tap steadily, maintaining alignment with the hole axis, and use appropriate chip evacuation and coolant to avoid chip packing. Retract the tap periodically or use a tap cycle that includes reverse motion to clear chips and reduce torque peaks.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting fluid appropriate for the material being tapped, check and follow recommended speeds and feeds, and inspect the tap regularly for wear or damage. Replace the tap if thread quality degrades or if there are signs of chipping or excessive wear to ensure consistent M24 thread production and reduce the risk of tap failure.