Manufacturers are increasingly focusing on the complete machining of drive shafts.

When machining turned parts with hardened surface layers or with an interrupted cut, users quickly reach the limits of CBN inserts.

With over 25,000 standard items, Horn has a large tool portfolio comprising numerous different types.

Horn presents an indexable insert for high feed rates. The geometry is highly capable for groove, longitudinal and copy turning.

Horn provides gear milling cutters with a short lead time, focusing on its own circular milling system.

SG3P is the name of the newly developed Horn high-performance grade offering the user new possibilities in terms of performance and tool life when whirling medical screws.

Horn has developed a new, solid carbide milling cutter range especially for machining stainless steels.

The precision tool manufacturer has added a variant with a precision-ground rake face to the Supermini system especially for ultra-fine machining of bores.

Long tool overhangs can cause a turning tool to oscillate when boring internal geometries. In addition to the resulting chatter marks on the surface, these vibrations also lead to a significant reduction in tool life.

Polygon turning is not often seen on a lathe, as the process and function are not well understood. The challenge is the synchronization of the axes.