Gear machining

Gear machining is a high-precision process for manufacturing gear drives, pinions, and transmission components. We perform the full machining cycle on modern equipment, ensuring profile accuracy, geometric stability, and compliance with drawing specifications and GOST standards.

Our capabilities:

- Cutting spur and helical gears;

- Machining of pinions, splines, sprockets, and gear shafts;

- Forming external and internal teeth;

- Modular processing — from small to large modules;

- Gear shaving, finishing, calibration, and profile lapping.

We work with the following materials:

- Structural and alloy steels (including 40Kh, 20KhN3A, 18KhGT);

- Stainless steels;

- Aluminum alloys;

- Bronze, brass.

Why choose us:

- High precision and consistent quality of the gear profile;

- Capability for both batch and one-off machining;

- Adherence to tolerances for runout, pitch, module, and surface roughness;

- Quality control at every production stage.

We manufacture wear-resistant and precise gear elements, fully ready for operation in high-load mechanisms and assemblies.