Machine Tap FANAR M10x1 E1-131001-0103 — metric M10 x 1 thread

Machine tap FANAR M10x1 (metric M10 x 1 thread) is a precision cutting tool intended for producing internal metric threads with a 1.0 mm pitch in M10 holes. Designed for use in machining centres, lathes, and tapping machines, the tap delivers consistent thread geometry when used with appropriate tap holders and cutting conditions. It is suitable for machining steel, aluminium and other machinable materials depending on the tap material and coating.

Advantages

The FANAR M10x1 machine tap offers accurate thread profiles and repeatable performance for production and workshop environments. Its geometry is optimised for stable chip evacuation and reduced risk of thread deformation when correct speeds, feeds and lubrication are applied. The tool is compatible with standard tapping holders and machine tapping cycles, enabling reliable automated or manual tapping operations.

Suitable for

• Producing internal metric M10 x 1 threads in through or blind holes
• Machine tapping on CNC machining centres, lathes, and tapping machines
• Series production and workshop repair tasks requiring standard M10x1 threads
• Materials such as mild steel, alloyed steel, aluminium and other machinable metals (subject to tap material/coating)

Key specifications

• Thread size: M10 x 1 (metric)
• Intended use: machine tapping (not hand threading)
• Application: internal thread cutting/forming in prepared holes
• Suitable hole type: through holes and blind holes (with appropriate depth allowance)
• Compatibility: designed for use with machine tap holders and standard tapping cycles

How to use

Mount the tap securely in a rigid tapping holder or spindle with appropriate clamping. Ensure the hole is pre-drilled to the correct drill diameter for M10x1. Use suitable cutting speed, feed and cutting fluid recommended for the workpiece material and tap material/coating. Operate tapping cycles as per machine instructions, including pecking or chip-breaking cycles where necessary to avoid chip accumulation. Retract the tap carefully after cutting to clear chips and prevent thread damage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate lubrication and cutting parameters for the specific workpiece material. Verify correct pre-drill size before tapping and inspect threads after machining to ensure conformity. Replace the tap when wear or chipping affects thread quality.