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Actual Tooth Contact Analysis of Straight Bevel Gears

Straight bevel gears are the simplest type of bevel gears that transfer power between intersecting axes [1]. They are widely […]

Customer Success Stories

Technology Transformation at Croix Gear & Machining Croix Gear & Machining leverages Gleason’s total solutions package to exceed customer expectations […]

Precision Bevel Gears with Low Tooth Count

Right-angle bevel gears are a particular case of intersected-axis gearing (further Ia-gearing) with an arbitrary value of the shaft angle. […]

Slim Profile Peripheral Cutting Tool Using Stick Blades

Introduction Peripheral cutter heads are used for the machining of cylindrical and bevel gears as well as for general milling […]

An Approach to Find Optimal Topological Modification to Duplicate Tooth Flank Form of the Existing Gear

Recently, the cutting of bevel gears on universal five-axis milling machines has been widely accepted as a promising solution to […]

UNIMILL: Prototype and Small Batch Bevel Gear Manufacturing

Manufacturing of spiral bevel and hypoid gears can be conducted in several ways. The following methods are commonly known: • […]

Economics of Machining Bevel Gears on Multi Tasking Machines

Bevel gears have been made for over 50 years. There have been several incremental improvements to the initial methods, but […]

Add Big Gear Sets to the Multi-Tasking List

Many shops increasingly incorporate full 5-axis multi-tasking machine tool technology because it allows them to handle any kind of part […]

Horror Stories of Costing

My pet peeve is seeing companies lose money needlessly in the process of costing and pricing. This happens for four […]

Cyclocut Bevel Gear Production

Low-quantity bevel gearsets can be manufactured with the Cyclo-Palloid® method. The Cyclo-Palloid uses interlocking face hobbing cutters with five starts […]

Contour Hardening Bevel, Hypoid, and Pinion Gears

Traditional gear heat treatment involves gas carburizing in batch or continuous furnaces for an extended time, and then oil quenching. […]

Designing Asymmetric Gears

In propulsion gear transmissions, the tooth load on one flank is significantly higher and is applied for longer periods of […]

Better Bevel Gear Production

Gleason revolutionized bevel gear production in 1989 with the introduction of the first fully CNC controlled cutting machine, called the […]

Milling Tools for Bevel Gears

Curved bevel gears are one of the most complex components in mechanical engineering, and special machines and tools have therefore […]

A New Angle on Cutting Bevel Gears

Straight bevel gears are widely used in the design of automotive differentials, as well as in other applications. In high […]

Continuous Generation Grinding

When I first heard the word “generation” as a kid it was used in a family context: my grandmother, my […]

CONIFACE Face Gear Cutting and Grinding

According to the traditional definition, face gears are plane ring gears with a face angle of 90° that mate with […]

CONIFLEX Plus Straight Bevel Gear Manufacturing

Bevel gears with straight teeth have an increasing popularity for certain applications. Before the development of the six-axis CNC machining […]

Gas Carburizing vs. Contour Induction Hardening in Bevel Gears

This paper examines the impact on distortion of two processes using traditional gear measurement techniques. It will discuss design considerations […]

Better Bevel Gearing

Above a ratio of 2.5 it is common gear design practice to convert a gearset from two generated members into […]

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