Tap (machine) FANAR M10 x 1.25, metric machine tap E1-131001-0104

FANAR M10 x 1.25 machine tap is a precision cutting tool designed for creating internal metric threads with a 1.25 mm pitch. Intended for use in machine tapping operations and CNC equipment, this tap produces consistent M10×1.25 threads in metal workpieces. The tool is suitable for production and repair environments where repeatable thread quality and accurate fit are required.

Advantages

This machine tap provides reliable thread geometry and dimensional stability when used in appropriate tapping machines or CNC setups. It is manufactured to precise tolerances to ensure consistent thread form and engagement. The tool design supports efficient chip evacuation and stable cutting when used with correct speeds, feeds, and lubrication, reducing the likelihood of tap breakage and improving cycle consistency.

Suitable for

• Cutting internal M10×1.25 threads in steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other machinable metals
• High-volume production on tapping machines and CNC machining centres
• Maintenance and repair tasks requiring standardized M10×1.25 threads
• Operations demanding repeatable thread accuracy and interchangeability

Key specifications

• Thread size: M10
• Thread pitch: 1.25 mm
• Type: machine tap for internal thread cutting
• Intended use: machine tapping and CNC thread production
• Material compatibility: suitable for common machinable metals (steel, stainless steel, aluminum)

How to use

Secure the workpiece and align the tapping machine or CNC spindle to the hole axis. Use the appropriate drill size for a tapped hole before engaging the tap. Set machine speed and feed according to the material and tap manufacturer recommendations. Apply suitable cutting fluid to improve lubrication and chip evacuation. Run the tap through the workpiece using straight or helical tapping cycle as applicable, and back off periodically to clear chips if manual intervention is required. After threading, retract the tap fully and remove chips from the hole and tool.

Usage recommendations

Choose drill sizes, spindle speeds, feed rates, and cutting fluids suitable for the workpiece material and machine type. Use proper tool holders and rigid fixturing to minimize runout. Inspect threads after tapping for correct form and fit before assembly.