Press Releases
World of Tools 02/10
08/10/2010
Tools for turbine maintenance - Intelligent tooling solutions for IMTS - Technology Days - a complete success - Russia's commerical mills are grinding differently
World of Tools 02/07
04/03/2009
Demanding components for the Aerospace Industry Development of a new clamping system How Supermini® are manufactured HORN in Italy – Dolce Vita in style of FEBAMETAL
Paul Horn GmbH
World of Tools 02/06
04/03/2009
Economical machining of high alloyed steels Toolholders - From the blank material to the standard or special tool Machining to the outer limits HORN USA - Dimension systems provide key to success
Paul Horn GmbH
World of Tools 01/10
04/19/2010
Ball running track milling on constant velocity joints - Milling by circular interpolation in boundary areas - Newest developments for high-feed milling and high performance reaming - Czech Republic - successful in the market for 15 years
World of Tools 01/09
07/09/2009
Machining superalloys New: diamond tools for mirror turning Broaching on CNC machines Grooving tools from Rotterdam Paul Horn GmbH
World of Tools 01/08
04/03/2009
Generator shafts for power station systems High efficiency due to thread milling by circular interpolation DIHAWAG – with Swiss determination at the front Training and advanced training at HORN
Paul Horn GmbH
World of Tools 01/07
04/03/2009
Powerful gear boxes at Fiat Sharpening the edge of the tool Measuring cutting foreces - looking into the load at the cutting edge HORN Hungary - an important market develops
Paul Horn GmbH
World of Tools 01/06
04/03/2009
Teamwork for the best solution - DaimlerChrysler Plant Gaggenau Broaching on CNC Lathes, Milling Machines and Machining Centres HORN UK - Continuity provides the key to success Hard Specialities from Gomaringen
Paul Horn GmbH
World of Tools 01/05
04/03/2009
Sturdy manufacturing process increases durability Micro milling in tool and mould making From a blank to an individual customer solution HORN France thinks ahead
Paul Horn GmbH
Up to the challenge
03/31/2009
The challenge of boring holes smaller than 0.250" in diameter can cause trepidation—even among experienced machinists. Not only is it nearly impossible to see what is happening inside of the hole, but the required tooling also tends to be fragile.