Machine tap FANAR M24 extended (model F1-151001-0240)

Machine tap FANAR M24 extended is a metal-cutting tool intended for producing and repairing internal M24 metric threads. Designed with an extended shank length to reach deeper bores or to provide additional clearance when used in lathes, tapping machines, or other machine-threading setups, this FANAR M24 extended tap is suitable for workshop and industrial maintenance operations where standard-length taps are insufficient.

Advantages

The extended design allows access to deeper or recessed holes while maintaining thread accuracy. Manufactured to machine-tool tolerances, the tap provides consistent thread form and reliable engagement with compatible M24 nuts and fasteners. The tool is compatible with standard machine-holding systems and offers improved reach without compromising rigidity. Its construction supports repeated use in typical metalworking environments.

Suitable for

• Cutting internal M24 metric threads in steel, cast iron, and non-ferrous metals (when appropriate cutting parameters are used)
• Thread repair in maintenance and overhaul workshops
• Machine threading operations on lathes and tapping machines requiring extended reach
• Production environments where consistent M24 thread quality is needed

Key specifications

• Thread size: M24 (metric)
• Tool type: machine tap with extended shank
• Application: internal thread cutting and repair
• Compatibility: for use in lathes, tapping machines, and machine holders designed for straight machine taps
• Material suitability: appropriate for use in common workshop metals when correct cutting fluid and speeds are applied

How to use

Secure the tap in the appropriate machine holder or chuck and ensure axial alignment with the bore. Select correct spindle speed and feed for the workpiece material and use a suitable cutting fluid to reduce heat and chip formation. Engage the tap steadily, allowing the machine’s feed to progress through the workpiece while monitoring torque; retract periodically if chip evacuation or cleaning is required. After cutting the thread, back the tap out carefully and clean both the thread and the tool before storage or subsequent use.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate coolant and cutting parameters for the workpiece material, ensure proper clamping and alignment to avoid breakage, and replace the tap when wear degrades thread quality. For blind holes, verify chip evacuation strategy and consider pecking or reversing cycles to prevent chip packing.