Thread Tap FANAR NARZYNKA M 6 DIN‑22568 HSS 800

Hand/machine thread tap FANAR NARZYNKA M 6 DIN‑22568 HSS 800 is a precision tool for cutting and restoring internal metric threads of size M6. Manufactured from high‑speed steel (HSS 800) and produced to DIN‑22568 dimensions, this tap is suitable for both manual and machine tapping operations where DIN standard conformity and durable cutting performance are required.

Advantages

The tap’s HSS 800 material provides good wear resistance and heat tolerance during repeated cutting cycles. Conformance to DIN‑22568 guarantees consistent thread form and interchangeability with other DIN‑compliant fittings. Its design is suitable for both hand and machine use, enabling flexible application in workshops and maintenance settings. The tool’s geometry is optimized to cut accurate M6 metric threads in a range of common metals and alloys.

Suitable for

• Cutting new internal M6 metric threads in metal workpieces
• Restoring worn or damaged M6 threads
• Workshop machining and production environments with DIN‑standard requirements
• Maintenance and repair tasks on machinery, automotive parts, and assemblies

Key specifications

• Thread size: M6 metric
• Standard: DIN‑22568 dimensions and form
• Material: High‑speed steel (HSS 800)
• Intended use: Hand and machine tapping
• Application materials: Metals and metal alloys

How to use

Select an appropriate pilot hole according to M6 tapping drill size recommendations for the material you are working with. Secure the workpiece and align the tap perpendicular to the hole. For hand tapping, use a suitable T‑handle or tap wrench and apply steady, even pressure while turning clockwise to cut the thread; periodically reverse the tap slightly to break chips and clear flutes. For machine tapping, use correct speed and feed settings for HSS tooling and the workpiece material, and ensure proper clamping and coolant or lubrication to extend tool life. After cutting, clean the threaded hole and inspect thread quality with a gauge or mating fastener.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting fluid or lubricant when tapping metals to reduce heat and improve chip evacuation. Replace or regrind taps that show wear or chipping to maintain thread accuracy. When restoring damaged threads, assess whether a single‑pass cleaning tap or a full cutting tap is required based on damage severity.