Turning tools
External and internal machining of shafts, bushings and profiles.
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What matters for your job
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Selection starts with workpiece geometry, not a part number.
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Specify material and hardness, tool access and coolant supply.
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When replacing a current tool, include wear photos and actual cutting parameters.
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By operation
HORN: milling
Slots, profiles and precision milling.
ExploreHORN: drilling and reaming
From producing a hole to its finished size.
ExploreHORN: thread machining
Profile, pitch and access determine the machining method.
ExploreHORN: grooving and parting off
Chip control and stability in a narrow cutting zone.
ExploreGear cutting and skiving
Tooling matched to tooth geometry and machine kinematics.
ExploreToolholding and special tools
Holders, interfaces and form tools based on the component drawing.
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By material and conditions
Select HORN by operation and material
Qualify HORN Tools by operation, material, diameter, depth, access and cutting conditions. Results require engineering review.
ExploreHORN: PCD / CBN
Ultrahard tooling matched to the material.
ExploreComposite and CFRP machining
A dedicated process for the material's fibre structure.
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By manufacturer
HORN
Start at the cutting edge. HORN Tools for metal-cutting operations and technical selection.
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Walter Tools
Turning, milling, holemaking and threading.
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ANAJ Czech
Special tools based on workpiece geometry.
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CPT / Carmex
Thread turning and thread milling.
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