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At EMO 2025, Horn presented the new milling system DA65. The system promises higher process reliability across a wide range of applications.

With the turning system 66T, Paul Horn GmbH expands its tool portfolio in the area of six-edged indexable inserts.

Paul Horn GmbH presented the new S234 grooving system at EMO 2025. The system was specifically developed for deep grooving applications.

At EMO 2025, Paul Horn GmbH is expanding the Supermini system with sintered geometries to include another variant for thread turning.

On 580 square meters and with live machining at the highest level, Paul Horn GmbH presents itself at the fair in Hanover.

With great commitment, an impressive organization, and selected focus topics addressing the current challenges of the machining world, the Paul Horn GmbH carbide tool factory welcomed around 3,300 international experts from the machining industry to the Horn Technology Days 2025 in May.

Shortly after the successful Technology Days 2025, the carbide tool manufacturer Paul Horn GmbH from Tübingen is already presenting another innovation in its milling program.

Paul Horn GmbH from Tübingen used its Technology Days, which ended on May 16, to present a new geometry for the Mini tool system of types 108, 111, and 114 to the numerous visitors.

With new tools and geometries, Paul Horn GmbH from Tübingen offers a comprehensive tool portfolio for various machining processes with lead-free materials.

The new PKD milling program from Paul Horn GmbH, focusing on productive and process-safe machining of aluminum, includes a wide range of standard and special tools from end mills to complex and modular combination tools.

Paul Horn GmbH will reopen its doors for the Horn Technology Days in 2025.

The carbide tool factory Paul Horn, together with partner companies, presents interesting machining solutions for the processing of lead-free brass.

The carbide tool factory Paul Horn has launched a new PCD milling program specifically designed for precise face and corner milling operations.

Last year, Paul Horn GmbH introduced the Supermini boring tool of type 105. This has led to a small revolution in machining technology for the people of Tübingen, as the chip shape geometry of the 3rd generation Supermini is produced completely sintered, without any further production processes.