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News Release from: Davall Gear Company | Subject: Custom subminiature gears
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 25 February 2004
Subminiature gears from high-performance
steels
Davall Gears has recently further increased its manufacturing capacity for custom gearing.
Davall Gears has recently further increased its manufacturing capacity for custom gearing Davall Gears has successfully designed and manufactured full form subminiature gears with module size varying from 0.3 to 0.13
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 18 Nov 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Specialised modified gear forms have also been produced down to 0.1 module, 10 teeth.
These gear components have been manufactured in a selection of steel and stainless-steel materials with core strength up to 100t/in2, and a range of different hardness.
The gears have been manufactured to a variety of surface finishes typically at 0.8um Ra and in special cases finishes of 0.3um Ra have been achieved.
This manufacturing development has been primarily driven by the need for high performance medical implant mechanisms but can be clearly expanded to cover miniature industrial and control engineering applications.
The manufacture of these miniature gears highlights difficulties in machining complementary shafts and housings.
Further developments are taking place to extend the capacity for subminiature gearing into these conventional components.
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