Tap (threading tool) FANAR NARZYNKA M10×1.25 DIN 22568 HSSE INOX (6g)

FANAR NARZYNKA M10×1.25 DIN 22568 HSSE INOX (6g) is a hand and machine tap designed for cutting external metric threads M10×1.25. Manufactured to DIN 22568 from HSSE INOX tool steel, this tap offers enhanced wear resistance and corrosion performance for use on stainless steel and other alloys. The cutting geometry and tolerance class 6g ensure consistent, ISO-compatible thread form suitable for workshop and industrial threading tasks.

Advantages

The HSSE INOX material increases hardness and wear resistance compared with standard HSS, extending tool life when working with stainless and corrosive materials. Conformity to DIN 22568 provides standardized thread profile and pitch accuracy. The tolerance class 6g yields reliable fit and interchangeability with mating nuts or threaded components. The design suits both manual and machine tapping, providing versatility across production and maintenance environments.

Suitable for

• Cutting M10×1.25 metric threads in stainless steel
• Threading other corrosion-resistant alloys and steels
• Workshop and industrial hand or machine tapping applications
• Maintenance, repair, and assembly tasks requiring ISO 6g thread tolerance

Key specifications

• Thread size and pitch: M10 × 1.25 mm
• Standard: DIN 22568
• Material: HSSE INOX tool steel for improved wear and corrosion resistance
• Tolerance class: 6g for general-purpose fit
• Application mode: suitable for hand and machine tapping

How to use

Secure the workpiece and ensure correct alignment before tapping. For machine use, set appropriate spindle speed and feed for the material being machined. Apply suitable cutting fluid or lubricant for stainless steels and other alloys to reduce heat and prolong tool life. Start the tap carefully to establish the thread, then advance steadily, reversing periodically to break chips if using a hand tap. After completing the cut, reverse fully to remove the tap and clean the threads of chips and fluid residues.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting fluids specified for stainless steel machining and avoid excessive speeds to minimize work hardening. Inspect the tap for wear or damage before use and replace when cutting quality or dimensional accuracy degrades.