gear meshing

... gears after carburizing heat treatment adopting the Skiving technology, which allows the precise finishing of gears through superfinishing of the teeth with a hard metal PVD coated hobs. The technology allows production of groundquality precise gears while reducing cutting time and costs effective at the same time. On request, ITALGEAR engineers can team up with the Customer R&D and suggest any appropriate measures to optimize the gear meshing in order to obtain low noise in operation.

...Takeover of the Torus gear technology In September 2016, MS-GRAESSNER GmbH & Co. KG acquired the entire technical expertise of TEDEC AG, Zofingen/Switzerland. Read more ... This results in an ideal synergy effect: state-of-the-art gear meshing technology combined with many years of experience in gear engineering. The further development of the TORUS gearbox (TorusGear), including series...

...Screw Shafts: Machined When forces need to be transmitted between shafts arranged at right angles to each other, this is usually only possible with worm gears and screw shafts. The required spindle shape places the highest demands on precision in the manufacturing of drive elements. Screw gears and screw shafts consist of a "screw" with a helical shape that rotates into a meshing gear or worm wheel through rotational movement. We manufacture screw shafts and screw gears through precise machining.

...The proven spur gearboxes from ebmpapst Zeitlauf - quality through 50 years of experience in the construction of small gearboxes! For the Compactline spur gearbox, ebm-papst ZEITLAUF offers the gearbox series 90, 91, and 92 as part of its standard modular program. In designing the gear widths, special attention was paid to noise optimization, particularly in the first stage, by ensuring a sufficiently large gear width and thus a good overlap between the motor shaft and the meshing gear.

... comparable gears of the same size. This pairing of the gearing ensures better meshing of the flanks, allowing for lower specific flank pressure (Hertzian pressure) and better lubricant film formation. The result: higher transferable torques and a 30% longer lifespan of the gearing compared to other worm gear toothings. 1955: CAVEX® – The new gearing principle is patented by FLENDER 2000...