New clamping system for holder Supermini

Horn has developed a new holder system for the Type 105 Supermini. With the new clamping system, instead of using the sheath surface of the tool, a tension wedge is used at the front. This leads to a higher holding force of the cutting plate and thus a high rigidity of the entire system. This new clamping system also increases the repeat precision when changing the cutting plate and provides better utilization of the available construction space by front operation. This is a great advantage on long-turn machines, as the user can change the cutting tool without having to dismantle the tool holder.

When machining bores with diameters between 0.2 mm and 8 mm, the Horn tool system Supermini is suitable for many machining tasks. With over 1,500 variants as standard, the user can quickly find the appropriate solution. The system is used for turning out, slotting, chamfering, thread cutting, groove cutting and other machining operations. Cutting geometries and substrates can be matched to the materials being machined.