As you might imagine, I talk to many gear industry people through the course of my day-to-day activities. And there is one question that I hear over and over again. "Joe, we need an experienced gear process engineer. Do you know anyone who's available?"

Results from our annual survey of gear manufacturers reveal that business is good, but the skilled labor situation is not.

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

It's probably no surprise to anyone that the majority of the gear industry had a pretty good year in 2017, and that most gear manufacturers are expecting a pretty good 2018 as well. After all, most major economic indicators - including the ones that focus on the manufacturing sector - have been positive for some time.

The massive flood damage in Houston will take years and billions of dollars to repair. Even with plenty of warning, there was no way to evacuate mi...

The latest technology on display in Columbus, OH. October 24-26.

There is so much more to Gear Expo than gears or the machinery that makes them. That's because it takes much, much more to make a finished gear than even the most sophisticated machine. And it is exhibitors who are part of the "much, much, more" that are addressed in this article.

AGMA adds two new committees, Star Cutter Celebrates 90 years, plus other news from around the industry.

What a treat it has been to spend a few days with a group of young process engineers; sharing lessons learned alongside other gear industry veteran...