Tap (narzynka) FANAR 1/8" for threading, model N2-188001-3123

FANAR tap (narzynka) 1/8" model N2-188001-3123 is a hand or machine thread cutting tool designed to produce internal 1/8" threads in compatible materials. The tool is intended for metalworking, maintenance and assembly tasks where a standard 1/8" internal thread is required. Supplied as the FANAR OEM part, the tap is compatible with manual tapping operations and with power tapping equipment when appropriate speeds and lubrication are used.

Advantages

The FANAR 1/8" tap provides accurate thread form and consistent pitch suitable for repairs and prototype work. Its geometry supports effective chip evacuation and reduced risk of thread damage when used with correct cutting fluid. The tool is compact and can be used in confined workspaces; it is suitable for both occasional hand use and integration into production workflows.

Suitable for

• Cutting internal 1/8" threads in steel, aluminium and similar metals (with suitable speeds and lubricants)
• Repairing or replacing worn threads in assemblies
• Prototype and small-batch manufacturing where standard 1/8" threads are required
• Workshop maintenance tasks and field repairs

Key specifications

• Thread size: 1/8" internal thread
• Tool type: hand or machine tap for through or blind holes depending on application
• Material compatibility: designed for use with common metals such as steel and aluminium (select cutting parameters accordingly)
• Intended use: cutting/forming internal threads in compatible workpieces

How to use

Select an appropriate drill size and prepare the hole according to recommended tapping practice for 1/8" threads. Secure the workpiece and align the tap perpendicular to the hole. For hand tapping, use a suitable tap wrench and apply steady, even pressure while turning clockwise to cut the thread; periodically reverse slightly to break chips and clear the flutes. For machine tapping, set correct spindle speed, feed and use appropriate tapping holders or adapters. Use cutting fluid suitable for the workpiece material to improve surface finish and prolong tool life.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the tap before use for signs of wear or damage and replace if cutting edges are dulled. Match drill size, speeds and cutting fluid to the workpiece material. When tapping blind holes, ensure adequate chip clearance and withdraw the tap occasionally to evacuate chips. Store the tap in a dry, protected place to prevent corrosion.