Gear Cutting Machines
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Gear Motions Partners with Southeast Industrial Solutions
SEIS now represents Gear Motions in manufacturing cut or precision ground gears.
Machining Highly Complex Powertrain Gears
Ideal for dry machining of gears up to 500 mm diameter, the compact, modular Profilator S-500 vertical single-spindle pick-up gear cutting system from GMTA is built with components designed for especially high static stiffness and optimal dynamic behavior.
U.S. Machine Tool Orders Accelerate
June manufacturing technology orders climbed 6.5 percent over May to $373.2 million.
One Fine Surface: Getting Into Gears
Take a closer look at how these innovative, flexible and highly productive gear grinding and shaping systems reduce changeover times and floor space required for job shops competing in the hypercompetitive aerospace, automotive and other high precision sectors where speed and costs are crucial.
Niagara Gear Adds In-House Machining Capabilities
Their new machining cell consists of two turning centers, a vertical machining center and marking capabilities.
GMTA Names New Vice President
Scott Knoy oversees sales and marketing and other administrative operations.
GMTA Celebrates 25 Years of Business
A crowd of over 150 customers and business associates celebrated the event on chartered private yacht.
Sanwa Seiki Represents Drake Manufacturing in Japan and ASEAN Regions
They now sell, market and service all Drake thread grinding solutions.
Medical Machining: Machine Tools
Take a closer look at some of the newest equipment that can help contract manufacturers meet the machining, micro machining, and laser processing demands for smaller and more complex surgical implants, orthotic devices and medical instruments that are being made from newer materials – and still hold their costs down.
Flexible Gear Cutting and Worm Milling for Medical Devices
The compact AF110 gear hobbing center from Affolter Technologies has improved rigidity that guarantees short cycle times and highest efficiency.
IMTS 2016: Gear Generation
Take a closer look at gear cutting, forming and finishing, as well as broaching, shaping and slotting machines for traditional auto, construction, mining and ship-building applications, plus the emerging alternative energy and wind power sectors. You’ll find advancements in abrasive machining to improve dressable tooling applications and increased multi-functional, automated solutions to minimize workpiece movements to improve overall production time.
Advanced Gear Generation Technologies
The family of vertical pick-up lathes, advanced crankshaft grinding, multiple spindle turn/grind machines, electro-chemical and laser welding technologies, and heat treatment from EMAG can be integrated into work cell arrangements for automotive, off-highway and other power transmission component manufacturing.
