Gear Hardening Goes Green
Gaining by Going Green
By Mark Davis
Originally published in the September 2009 issue of Gear Solutions.

Gears are among the most complex geometries known to manufacturing. Every aspect of gear making is difficult, including the interdependent interactions of material, machinability, and quality. It is a constant challenge to make the best gears possible, and to do so more affordably. The goal is accomplished by looking at the entire process chain, and not just particular components or steps in a sequence. While progress and prductivity are still the keys to survival, green manufacturing is a prime source for innovation. Read more...

Modular induction hardening machine makes North American debut at AGMA's Gear Expo.

Rolling Induction: mobile induction heating redefined.

The following paper was released at a symposium in Padua, Italy:

• Substitution/Replacement of case hardened gearbox components in the automotive as well as airplane industry through contour true Induction Hardening