gearproduction
Getting into Gearing?
Gear designers and machine programmers/operators alike will benefit by attending this training course, where they will gain an understanding of gear noise dynamics.
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Optimizing the Production Path
New scheduling and resource allocation gives this gear manufacturer the flexibility to cut down on shop floor backlogs and bottlenecks.
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Grinding Big Gears from Blanks
Harnessing the latest abrasives technology enables this shop to grind huge gears complete from blanks, eliminating multiple machining steps and providing a smooth surface finish.
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New Technology: Avoid or Embrace?
When a new machining technology is introduced, are you hesitant or eager to learn more? However you tend to react, we’re here to report our real-world experiences so that you can make an informed decision.
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Horizontal Gear Hobbing Machines Enable Customization
The CLC H series of heavy-duty horizontal gear hobbing machines from Koepfer America are customizable for high-precision gear hobbing.
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Software Eases Milling of Gears, Splines
Sandvik Coromant’s InvoMilling 1.0 software enables flexible manufacturing of gears and splines on universal five-axis machining centers.
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Analytic Inspection System for Gears and Gear-Cutting Tools
Gleason’s 175GMS analytical gear inspection system offers complete inspection of automotive, aerospace and other smaller gears, as well as gear-cutting tools and non-gear parts.
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Multitasking CNC Lathes Minimize Noncutting Time
Okuma’s Multus U series multitasking CNC lathes are capable of gear machining, skiving and hobbing operations.
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Non-Contact Probe Enables Force-Free Measurement of Gear Profiles
Hexagon Metrology’s HP-O non-contact scanning probe is intended as an alternative to tactile analog measurement and scanning probes, and is well-suited for scanning large parts and those that are rotationally symmetric.
Read MoreDry-Cut Hobbing Machine for Small-Diameter Gears
An addition to its GE series of dry-cut hobbing machines, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ GE 10A is suitable for mass production of small-diameter gears such as those used in vehicle automatic transmission systems.
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