Machine Tap FANAR M10 extended (MPN D2-511121-0100)

FANAR machine tap M10 extended is a precision cutting tool engineered for forming internal metric threads of M10 size in machine tapping operations. The extended length makes it suitable for creating threads in deeper bores or recessed features where a standard-length tap cannot reach. Designed for use in industrial machining and metalworking environments, this tap provides consistent thread geometry when used with appropriate machine tap holders, correct spindle feed and suitable cutting fluid.

Advantages

This extended M10 machine tap offers accurate thread profiles and stable performance in repetitive machining cycles. Its longer shank allows access to deep or otherwise difficult-to-reach holes while maintaining alignment and concentricity when mounted in machine chucks or tap holders. The tool is compatible with common cutting fluids and designed to withstand production workloads when used within recommended cutting parameters.

Suitable for

• Internal M10 thread forming in deeper bores
• Machine tapping on lathes, milling machines or tapping heads
• Industrial and batch production metalworking
• Maintenance and repair tasks requiring extended reach

Key specifications

• Thread size: M10 (metric)
• Tool type: machine tap, extended length
• Intended use: forming internal threads in metal
• Compatibility: designed for machine tapping holders and chucks
• Suitable workpiece materials: common ferrous and non-ferrous metals when using correct speeds and lubrication

How to use

Secure the tap in a suitable machine tap holder or chuck, ensuring concentric alignment with the hole axis. Select the correct spindle speed and feed for the workpiece material and apply appropriate cutting fluid. Use steady feed during entry and retraction to avoid chip packing; for through holes use continuous forward motion, and for blind holes follow a controlled in-and-out tapping cycle to clear chips. After tapping, inspect the thread for correct form and clean chips from the hole.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting speeds and lubricant for the specific material to extend tool life and ensure clean thread formation. For blind or deep holes, periodically reverse the tap slightly to break and clear chips. Replace the tap when wear or damage affects thread quality or increases required cutting torque.