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Depending on annual production volumes, batch sizes, and workpiece geometry, several gear manufacturing technologies are used for industrial gear production. […]
The broaching of precision gears will always start with a designed broach to match the specification of the part print. […]
A lot has been written and discussed about how to calculate the inverse of involute angle in technological magazines and […]
If you’re like me, you scan every issue of this magazine and read the first few sentences of each article […]
Low-quantity bevel gearsets can be manufactured with the Cyclo-Palloid® method. The Cyclo-Palloid uses interlocking face hobbing cutters with five starts […]
According to Jeff Barnes, founder and president of New England Gear, there’s a very good reason why his company is […]
The transmission of rotating movements without gear wheels is unthinkable. Whether in mechanical engineering, in automotive and transport technology, in […]
Powdered metal, extruded, hobbed, rack rolled, or cold roll formed… which manufacturing method produces the best gears and splines? That […]
Gleason revolutionized bevel gear production in 1989 with the introduction of the first fully CNC controlled cutting machine, called the […]
Curved bevel gears are one of the most complex components in mechanical engineering, and special machines and tools have therefore […]
Machine tool rebuilders—or those who consider themselves to be machine tool rebuilders—are commonplace nowadays. Rebuilding everything from CNC lathes to […]
Straight bevel gears are widely used in the design of automotive differentials, as well as in other applications. In high […]
When I first heard the word “generation” as a kid it was used in a family context: my grandmother, my […]
According to the traditional definition, face gears are plane ring gears with a face angle of 90° that mate with […]
Bevel gears with straight teeth have an increasing popularity for certain applications. Before the development of the six-axis CNC machining […]
It would be unwise to challenge some companies in the Rockford, Illinois area to an engineering contest if the subject […]
In a customer-driven pursuit of design concept solutions to make broaching relevant to lean manufacturing, the lower lot sizes associated […]
Above a ratio of 2.5 it is common gear design practice to convert a gearset from two generated members into […]
Rack gears used for rack and pinion assembly are often hardened to increase durability. In most cases a finish grinding […]