Klaus Deininger

Jun 12, 2024 | geartechnology.com | Klaus Deininger

Complete inspection of gear surface finishes at the submicron level became a reality with the introduction of Gleason’s 300GMS nano, in 2022. The new system ushered in an exciting new era in gear inspection.

Feb 14, 2024 | gearsolutions.com | Antoine Türich |Klaus Deininger

E-drive gears differentiate from other automotive gears by two essential points: higher quality and the need for an excellent noise behavior. Gear noise can have many causes. When gear noise issues occur, many people start to look for the causes in the manufacturing process only. However, this is not always the root cause. In order for a gearing system to function quietly, it must first be designed properly according to the load characteristics that will appear later in the real gearbox.

May 22, 2023 | geartechnology.com | Antoine Türich |Klaus Deininger

Traditional gear inspection versus 100 percent in-process gear inspection. In conventional gear manufacturing, quality control is carried out for a number of pieces per batch. Most parts enter final gearbox assembly without any inspection. Among other things, this approach is based on two facts: measuring time is significantly longer than the machining time, and the limited measuring capacity available.