Threading Tap FANAR Narzynka M24 N1-121001-0245

FANAR Narzynka M24 is a machine threading tap intended for cutting M24 metric internal threads in metal components. Designed for use with tapping machines and toolholders, this tap is suited to repeatable production and workshop operations where a dedicated M24 size thread is required. The tool is supplied under model N1-121001-0245 and is intended for creating accurate, functional internal threads in ferrous and non-ferrous materials when used with appropriate cutting parameters and machine setup.

Advantages

The FANAR Narzynka M24 offers consistent thread geometry and dimensional accuracy for M24 metric internal threads. Its design is focused on machine use, providing reliable chip evacuation and stable engagement with the workpiece when used with compatible tapping equipment. The tool helps reduce rework by producing uniform threads suitable for assemblies that require standard M24 fasteners.

Suitable for

• Producing M24 metric internal threads in metal parts on tapping machines
• Workshop and production line tapping operations requiring repeatable results
• Applications where standard M24 threaded holes are needed for bolts or nuts

Key specifications

• Thread size: M24 metric internal thread
• Tool type: machine threading tap for use with tapping machines or toolholders
• Intended application: internal thread cutting in metal components
• Compatibility: designed for machine tapping operations and industrial workshop use

How to use

Secure the FANAR Narzynka M24 in a compatible tapping machine or toolholder and align it with the prepared hole. Use appropriate spindle speed, feed, and cutting fluid based on the workpiece material and machine manufacturer's recommendations. Perform tapping by advancing the tap into the hole with steady, controlled movement, then reverse to break chips and retract. Inspect the threaded hole after tapping to confirm correct form, depth and fit with the intended M24 fastener.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting fluid suitable for the workpiece material to improve surface finish and tool life, and follow machine-specific parameters for speed and feed. Ensure the hole diameter and depth are prepared according to standard M24 tap drill recommendations before tapping. For hardened or abrasive materials, verify tool grade and consider adjustments to speed and lubrication.