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Improve Your Gear Production

October 25, 2017

Marposs is a one-stop solutions provider for gear measurement and inspection including real-time process monitoring for gear hobbing, gear shaping and tool and profile machines. Plus, products for manual and automated gauging stations that provide dimensional, geometric and non-destruction inspection. Get exactly what you need for your application.

Covering All Angles

Klingelnberg Hosts 6th WZL Gear Conference in the USA 2016

July 20, 2016

Matthew Jaster

Klingelnberg Hosts 6^th WZL Gear Conference in the USA 2016 Matthew Jaster, Senior Editor ...

Plastic Gearing Continues Converting the Unconverted

March 1, 2016

Plastic gears are everywhere today - throughout your car, at the oceans' lowest depths, in deep space. The question, when is a metal gear a candidate for plastic conversion, can be addressed in three words, i.e. what's the application?

Industry News

November 1, 2015

Industry News

June 1, 2015

News from Around the Gear Industry

Recreating History

December 17, 2014

Charles D. Schultz

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Times Haven’t Changed That Much

February 21, 2014

Charles D. Schultz

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Product News

January 1, 2013

The complete Product News section from the January/February 2013 issue of Gear Technology.

Gleason and SMT Form Strategic Partnership

October 29, 2012

Gleason Corporation and Smart Manufacturing Technology (SMT) have formed a global strategic partnership to provide gear manufacturers wor...

Growing Pains - Renewables Hang on in Turbulent Energy Market

June 1, 2012

The turbines are still spinning. They’re spinning on large wind farms in the Great Plains, offshore in the Atlantic and even underwater where strong tidal currents offer new energy solutions. These turbines spin regularly while politicians and policy makers— tied up in discussions on tax incentives, economic recovery and a lot of finger pointing—sit idle. Much like the auto and aerospace industries of years past, renewable energy is coping with its own set of growing pains. Analysts still feel confident that clean energy will play a significant role in the future of manufacturing—it’s just not going to play the role envisioned four to five years ago.