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Horsburgh & Scott

Horsburgh & Scott engineers and manufactures small to large gears and gearboxes.

Earle M. Jorgensen Co.

EMJ is a  supplier of steel and aluminum bar, tubing, and plate to manufacturing companies in North America and around […]

Finding the ideal materials for gears

When designing an individual gear or a gear train, the choice of material will either be the primary factor on […]

Tooth root testing of steels with high cleanliness

The power density of gearboxes is continuously increased through different research activities. Besides new material developments, steel cleanliness comes to […]

Induction Gear Hardening: Part 2

This is the second installment of a two-part article on induction hardening of gears and gear-like components. Part 1 was […]

Fatigue Performance and Cleanliness of Carburizing Steels for Gears

The cleanliness of steels used for gears is of great importance when looking to improve their life or increase loads. […]

Extending gear life in demanding applications

Although gears and other precision components are generally made of hardened steel or metal alloys, those used in high load […]

An Experimental and Analytical Comparison of the Noise Generated by Gears of Austempered Ductile Iron (ADI) and Steel Materials

Over the years, there have been many claims made concerning the relative noise performance of austempered ductile iron (ADI) versus […]

All Metals & Forge Group

All Metals & Forge Group is an ISO9001:2008, AS/EN9100:2009 Rev. C manufacturer dedicated to providing its customers with the quickest […]

IMT Forge Group

IMT Forge provides world-class, seamlessly integrated, single source closed-die forging service to customers across North America and around the world. […]

Gear Design Relevant Cleanness Metrics

The “Metallurgical Specifications for Steel Gearing” information sheet (AGMA 923-B05) [1] details non-metallic inclusion limits to meet AGMA grade expectations […]

State of the Art in Microstructure and Metallurgy Modeling

Anticipating the microstructure evolution during the manufacturing process has long been a major concern for specific industries such as aerospace. […]

Developing a Lighter, Stronger, and Cleaner Air-Melt Steel for Critical Applications

Steel components, particularly those used in critical applications such as bearings and fuel injection systems, are increasingly expected to be […]

A Comparison of Wrought Steel Gears and Surface – Densified Powder Metallurgy Gears

Automotive transmission gears are responsible for transmitting torque from the engine to the wheels. In the process of transferring torque, […]

High Temperature Vacuum Carburizing Drives Alloy Development

Vacuum carburizing (low pressure carburizing, or LPC) is a process used to impart hardness, wear resistance and increased fatigue life […]

Forging: 101

Introduction PeripWhen buyers must select a process and supplier for the production of a critical metal component, they face an […]

Comparative Corrosion Characteristics of Ground and Superfinished Gear Steels

The described effort was undertaken to assess the impact of the isotropic superfinishing (ISF®) process on the corrosion resistance of […]

Rolling Contact Fatigue of Surface Densified PM Gears

Surface densification provides the opportunity for PM technology to advance into the manufacture of highly stressed product groups, such as […]

Engineered Systems for Forging Operations

Forging is a diverse industry, and Seco has a number of different furnaces, atmosphere generating systems, and quenching systems to […]

High Performance Gears for Heavy Duty Transmissons

Planetary gears in heavy truck gearboxes are normally manufactured by forging a blank, turning, hobbing, shaving, and heat-treatment followed by […]

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