My last posting on surface temper inspection prompts me to think about the problem of non conforming components. It is never fun to throw valuable ...

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Publisher Michael Goldstein wants to know what you think about the 2007 redesign of Gear Technology magazine

REM Chemicals Inc.and Rosler GmbH developed a 20-year global marketing partnership for chemically-accelerated mass finishing processes, m...

The aim of our research is to clearly show the influence of defects on the bending fatigue strength of gear teeth. Carburized gears have many types of defects, such as non-martensitic layers, inclusions, tool marks, etc. It is well known that high strength gear teeth break from defects in their materials, so it’s important to know which defect limits the strength of a gear.

The Association for Manufacturing Technology has its elected new officers at their 2004 conference in Bonita Springs, FL. David J. Bu...

Complete Industry News for May/June 2002.

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