In today’s globalized manufacturing, all industrial products having dimensional constraints must undergo conformity specifications assessments on a regular basis. Consequently, (standardization) associated with GD&T (geometrical dimensioning and tolerancing) should be un-ambiguous and based on common, accepted rules. Of course gears - and their mechanical assemblies - are special items, widely present in industrial applications where
energy conversion and power transmission are involved.
Look beyond the obvious, and you may
well find a better way to machine a part,
and serve your customer better. That’s
the lesson illustrated in a gear machining
application at Allied Specialty
Precision Inc. (ASPI), located in Mishawaka, Indiana.
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