Machine Tap FANAR M14 x 1.5, thread cutting tool for M14x1.5 threads

FANAR machine tap M14 x 1.5 is a powered thread cutting tool designed for producing metric M14 threads with a 1.5 mm pitch in machine tapping operations. Manufactured for use in industrial and workshop environments, this tap is intended to be mounted in a tap holder or tapping head and used with appropriate feeds and cutting fluid to achieve consistent, repeatable internal threads in compatible materials.

Advantages

The tool provides precise dimensional control and consistent thread form when used in machine taps with correct speeds and feeds. Its construction is optimized for powered tapping, reducing manual intervention and improving productivity in series production. When combined with proper lubrication and a rigid setup, the tap delivers uniform thread quality and repeatability across multiple cycles.

Suitable for

• Creating internal M14 x 1.5 metric threads in through and blind holes
• Automated tapping operations on lathes, milling machines, CNC machines, and dedicated tapping heads
• Workshop and industrial production where consistent thread accuracy is required

Key specifications

• Thread size: M14
• Pitch: 1.5 mm
• Type: machine tap for powered tapping
• Intended use: internal thread cutting in metals and compatible materials
• Compatibility: designed for use with tap holders, tapping heads, and machine spindles

How to use

Secure the FANAR M14 x 1.5 tap in a suitable tap holder or tapping head and set the machine to the recommended spindle speed and feed for the material being tapped. Use appropriate cutting fluid to reduce friction and evacuate chips. For blind holes, ensure correct thread depth allowance and use pecking or chip-removal cycles if necessary. Maintain machine rigidity and alignment to prevent tap breakage and to achieve accurate thread geometry.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting lubricant suitable for the workpiece material, verify spindle alignment, and select feed equal to the thread pitch for through-hole tapping or a controlled feed for blind holes. Inspect threads after tapping and replace the tap when signs of wear degrade thread quality.