Draadtap FANAR M24 DIN-352 A1-220001-0240 — metrisch M24-snijgereedschap, DIN-352-norm

FANAR tap for M24 metric threads, model A1-220001-0240, manufactured to DIN-352 specification is a cutting tool intended for producing internal M24 threads. It is designed for use in lathes, tapping machines and general metalworking applications where a DIN-352 style tap is required. The tool provides accurate thread form and consistent cutting performance for industrial and workshop tapping operations.

Advantages

This tap follows the DIN-352 standard for thread geometry and form, ensuring compatibility with components and fastening systems that require metric M24 threads. The tool construction delivers precise cutting dimensions and repeatable results across series production and single-part work. Its design allows stable use in machine tapping setups and manual tapping applications when appropriate holders and lubrication are used.

Suitable for

When it may not be suitable

This tap is intended for cutting M24 internal threads and is not suitable for creating external threads or for thread sizes other than M24. It may not be appropriate for very soft or abrasive materials where a different coating or material grade is recommended. For blind holes of shallow depth or materials prone to chip congestion, specialized tap types (e.g., spiral point or spiral flute) may perform better.

Key specifications

How to use

Select the correct pilot drill and prepare the hole to the recommended drill diameter for an M24 thread according to standard drilling tables. Install the tap securely in a suitable tap holder or machine spindle with the proper alignment. Use appropriate cutting fluid and apply steady feed; reverse to break chips periodically if tapping manually. For machine tapping, set correct spindle speed and feed to match material and tap type. After cutting, remove burrs and inspect thread form and fit with the mating fastener.

What to consider before purchase

Recommendations

Use correct drill size, proper lubrication, and controlled feed to extend tool life and achieve consistent thread quality. Inspect produced threads with gauges or mating bolts and replace the tap when wear or damage affects thread accuracy.