Threading Tap FANAR Narzynka M14 N1-121001-0140 — metric M14 hand tap

FANAR Narzynka M14 (N1-121001-0140) is a metric M14 hand tap designed for cutting internal M14 threads in compatible materials. Intended for manual or machine tapping, this tap produces a standard M14 thread profile suitable for repair, assembly and maintenance operations where a reliable internal thread is required. The tool is manufactured by FANAR and matches common M14 specifications for general-purpose threading tasks.

Advantages

The FANAR M14 hand tap offers precise thread cutting with consistent pitch and profile, enabling repeatable results for internal M14 threads. Its design supports both manual and machine use, providing flexibility for workshop or field applications. The tap is suitable for use in a variety of standard materials and is a practical choice for maintenance, repair and assembly tasks that require a standard metric M14 thread.

Suitable for

• Cutting internal M14 threads in new or existing holes
• Repairing damaged or worn M14 threads
• Assembly operations requiring standard M14 internal threads
• Workshop and maintenance tasks with manual or machine tapping

Key specifications

• Thread size: M14 (metric)
• Application: internal thread cutting (hand or machine tapping)
• Thread profile: standard metric M14 pitch and form
• Manufacturer: FANAR

How to use

Select an accurately drilled pilot hole for M14 threading and secure the workpiece to prevent movement. For hand tapping, use an appropriate tap wrench and apply steady, even torque while advancing the tap into the hole; clear chips frequently by reversing the tap periodically. For machine tapping, ensure correct alignment, feed and speed for the material being threaded and use suitable tapping equipment or holders. Use appropriate cutting fluid for the material to improve chip evacuation and prolong tool life.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the tap before use for damage or wear. Match the tap to the correct hole diameter and thread pitch for M14 threads. Use cutting fluid for metals and softer alloys; for brittle materials, proceed cautiously to avoid cracking. Store the tap in a dry place and replace when thread quality degrades or when wear is visible.