Bevel gears have been made for over 50 years. There have been several incremental improvements to the initial methods, but […]
In the depths of the recession that started in 2008, there were a lot of questions surrounding Gear Expo 2009. […]
Proper distortion control has become even more important than in previous days. Distorted gear components cause noise in the transmission […]
The American Gear Manufacturers Association has a wealth of resources for its members. Talk to AGMA members across the country […]
The Gleason Works sought to create a dynamic, torque-controlled lapping solution with responsive, real-time feedback to create better quality gears […]
According to a general rule of thumb, a significant reduction of costs in mechanical machining can only be achieved by […]
In Part IV, Macro Design was discussed and a corrugated web was presented. The idea of the corrugated web came […]
There are many methods for manufacturing gears, including: Metal removal processes (hobbing, shaping, milling, shaving, grinding, honing, and lapping) Various […]
The grinding processes used in finish grinding of hardened gears can be classified as generating grinding and profile grinding, depending […]
This paper describes the work performed to reduce first order gear mesh vibration, which was the root cause of an […]
The most common definition of Cpk and Ppk is this: Cpk is the short-term capability of a process, and Ppk […]
These are very good questions. This paper will describe what you really need to know about estimating the true potential […]
Delta Gear bought TIFCO Gage & Gear, a maker of master gears, spline gages, aerospace gears, and automotive prototype gears […]
A lot has been written and discussed about how to calculate the inverse of involute angle in technological magazines and […]
One of the main advantages of planetary transmissions is that the input torque is split into a number of parallel […]
According to Jeff Barnes, founder and president of New England Gear, there’s a very good reason why his company is […]
Powdered metal, extruded, hobbed, rack rolled, or cold roll formed… which manufacturing method produces the best gears and splines? That […]
Hard coatings, such as boron carbide (B4C), can quickly polish the surface of the mating material during sliding contact. The […]
Gears are precision components that place great demands on cleaning. The cleaning industry offers various solutions in order to fulfil […]
Since its broader introduction in the mid 1980s hard part turning has evolved considerably as a machining process. Developments of […]