Machine Tap FANAR M24 (model E1-131001-0240) — M24 thread size

FANAR machine tap M24 (model E1-131001-0240) is a precision cutting tool designed for forming or cutting internal metric M24 threads in a range of machinable materials. Built for use with machine tapping equipment, this tap provides consistent thread geometry and is intended for production, maintenance and repair environments where reliable M24 threaded holes are required.

Advantages

The tap delivers accurate thread profiles and repeatable results when used with appropriate machine tap holders and correct speeds. Its design supports efficient chip evacuation and helps reduce the risk of tap breakage when machining compatible materials. The tool is suitable for continuous operation in workshop or industrial settings and is manufactured to consistent quality standards for predictable performance.

Suitable for

• Creating internal M24 threads in steel and other machinable metals
• Production-line tapping with machine tap spindles or CNC equipment
• Maintenance and repair tasks requiring standard M24 threaded holes
• Batch and single-part machining where controlled thread form is needed

Key specifications

• Thread size: M24 metric internal thread
• Tool type: machine tap for use in powered tapping equipment
• Application: forming or cutting internal threads in machinable materials
• Compatibility: intended for standard machine tap holders and spindles

How to use

Install the tap in a suitable machine tap holder or spindle with secure clamping and alignment. Select appropriate spindle speed, feed and lubrication based on the workpiece material and tap manufacturer guidelines. Engage the tap into the pre-drilled hole of correct diameter for M24 threading, and perform the tapping operation while monitoring chip formation and torque. Reverse or use a dwell cycle to clear chips as required and withdraw the tap carefully to avoid thread damage. Inspect the threaded hole for correct form and fit after machining.

Usage recommendations

Use correct drill size and cutting fluid for the workpiece material, ensure proper machine alignment and avoid excessive feed or speed to minimize tool wear and risk of breakage. Replace the tap if wear degrades thread quality.