Tap Die FANAR M25×1.5 — external thread cutting tool, metric M25×1.5

FANAR tap die M25×1.5 is an external thread cutting tool designed for producing and restoring metric M25×1.5 threads on rods, studs and shafts. The compact, hand-operated die is intended for workshop and field use and delivers precise thread geometry when combined with a suitable die holder or guide. Made to meet general mechanical repair and maintenance needs, this die is appropriate for both cutting new threads and repairing damaged ones on metal components.

Advantages

This FANAR tap die offers consistent thread profile accuracy and durability for repeated use. Its compact size and hand-operated design enable access to confined spaces and on-site repairs without complex tooling. Compatibility with standard die holders and guides simplifies integration into existing tool sets, while the construction minimizes chatter and helps produce clean, usable threads with minimal finishing.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Cutting new external metric threads M25×1.5 on rods and shafts
• Repairing damaged or worn M25×1.5 threads during maintenance
• Mechanical repairs and general metalworking in workshops and field service
• Preparing threaded studs and fasteners for assembly

Key specifications

• Thread standard: metric external thread
• Thread size and pitch: M25×1.5
• Operation: hand-operated die (requires compatible die holder/guide)
• Application material: suitable for metal rods, shafts and studs

How to use

Secure the appropriate die holder or guide and mount the FANAR M25×1.5 die according to the holder manufacturer’s instructions. Clamp the workpiece firmly and ensure the start of the thread is properly chamfered or aligned. Apply cutting fluid to reduce friction and improve chip evacuation. Rotate the die evenly and apply steady pressure, reversing periodically to break chips. After cutting, clean the thread and inspect for correct fit with the mating nut or threaded component.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and maintain steady alignment to avoid cross-threading. Select suitable cutting fluid and periodically clear chips to prolong die life and ensure accurate thread form. For hardened or difficult-to-cut materials, consider pre-drilling, using appropriate die materials or machine-threading alternatives.