Exapro is your premier marketplace for high-quality used industrial machinery. We present our selection of other gear machines under the Metal Machine Tools category, including gear milling, testing, and inspection machines. These machines are professionally maintained, offering an excellent blend of precision, versatility, and value.

Our gear milling machines are designed for high-precision gear cutting, ensuring accurate and efficient production of gears of various sizes and types. Ideal for industries such as automotive, aerospace, and general manufacturing, these machines deliver consistent quality and performance.

For quality assurance, our gear testing and inspection machines provide thorough analysis and verification of gear dimensions, tooth profiles, and surface finishes. These machines are essential for maintaining high standards in gear production, ensuring that every gear meets stringent specifications.

Every gear machine goes through a stringent vetting process, ensuring quality and performance. Our machinery is cost-effective, promising significant savings compared to new equipment without compromising efficiency. Renowned brands like Gleason, Klingelnberg, and Hofler are part of our selection, known for their reliability and advanced technology. Prices range between €15,000 and €150,000, catering to diverse budget scales.

For detailed information or to request a quote, reach out to our dedicated team, ready to assist you with your specific needs. At Exapro, we're all about facilitating your business growth through quality and affordability. Trust in Exapro for your industrial machinery needs and boost your productivity today.

TOS HOBBER - CELAKOVICE OFA 32 GEAR HOBBING

Year: 1987

Max wheel Ø 320 mm
Type of CNC
Module + 7
Motor power 19 kW

Gleason No7

Year: 1965

Max wheel Ø 270 mm
Module - 1
Type of CNC
Module + 8
CNC No
Max. gear width 60 mm

12,000 €

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Gear hobber TOS OFA 32 A

Year: 1990

Max wheel Ø 320 mm
Type of CNC
Module + 7

KLINGELNBERG C28 P BEVEL GEAR GENERATOR Gear milling machine

Year: 2000

Max wheel Ø 275 mm
Module - 55
Type of CNC SIEMENS 840
Module + 1.5
CNC Yes
Max. spindle speed 110 rpm

Used Frenco ZW 401 Gear milling machine

Year: 2014

Max wheel Ø 400 mm
Module - 0.1
Type of CNC Windows 10, Frenco FGI-Pro Software
Module + 20
CNC Yes
Max. gear width 600 mm

Klingelnberg P40 Gear Measuring Machine

Year: 2000

Max wheel Ø 400 mm
Module - 0.5
Module + 15
Type of CNC

Used Hoefler EMZ632 Gear milling machine

Year: 1990

Max wheel Ø 600 mm
Module - 0.5
Type of CNC Zeiss
Module + 20
CNC Yes
Max. gear width 500 mm

Gleason Phoenix 600HC Gear milling machine

Year: 2010

Max wheel Ø 600 mm
Type of CNC FANUC
CNC Yes

SIGMA V3 Gear testing machine

Year: 2004

Max wheel Ø 300 mm
Type of CNC

Klingelnberg C 28 P Gear milling machine

Year: 2002

Max wheel Ø 275 mm
Module - 1.5
Type of CNC SINUMERIK 840 C
Module + 6
CNC Yes
Max. spindle speed 110 rpm

Tos FO 16 Gear milling machine

Year: 1972

Max wheel Ø 1600 mm
CNC No
Module + 16
Type of CNC

GLEASON 519 Gear milling machine

Year:

Max wheel Ø 1130 mm
Type of CNC
CNC No

Internal grinding machine ČZ Strakonice BDU 80

Year: 1989

Max wheel Ø 80 mm
Type of CNC

TOS OHA50A CNC 5 Gear milling machine

Year: 2006

Max wheel Ø 500 mm
Module - 1
Type of CNC SINUMERIC 840D
Module + 8
CNC Yes
Max. gear width 115 mm

GLEASON 13A Gear milling machine

Year:

Max wheel Ø 330 mm
Type of CNC
CNC No

PFAUTER PH 280 Gear milling machine

Year:

Max wheel Ø 280 mm
CNC Yes
Module + 7
Type of CNC SIEMENS

MAAG SH-600 cnc gear cutting machine

Year: 1979

Max wheel Ø 7500 mm
Module - 2
Type of CNC Siemens 840D
Module + 40
CNC Yes
Max. gear width 1280 mm

SICMAT S 32 CNC Gear milling machine

Year:

Max wheel Ø 320 mm
CNC Yes
Module + 6
Type of CNC SIEMENS SIMUNERIK 3

Donau - Knapp UZFM V 300 H - CNC Gear milling machine

Year: 1990

Max wheel Ø 125 mm
Module - 16
Type of CNC SIEMENS M 840 D
Module + 18
CNC Yes
Max. spindle speed 120 rpm

TOS OH 6 Gear shaping machine

Year:

Max wheel Ø 550 mm
Type of CNC


 

Introduction to Other Gear Machines: Milling, Testing, and Inspection

In the realm of gear manufacturing, precision and quality are paramount. While gear hobbing and grinding are well-known processes, a suite of other gear machines play crucial roles in ensuring that gears meet the exact specifications required for high-performance applications. This includes gear milling machines, gear testing machines, and gear inspection machines, each contributing to the comprehensive production and quality assurance processes in the gear manufacturing industry.

Gear Milling Machines

Gear milling machines are versatile tools used to produce gears with high precision. They utilize milling cutters to shape the gear teeth and can produce various types of gears, including spur, helical, bevel, and worm gears.

Types of Gear Milling Machines

  1. Horizontal Milling Machines: Typically used for cutting spur gears. These machines have the cutting tool oriented horizontally, allowing for straightforward gear tooth cutting.

  2. Vertical Milling Machines: These are used for more complex gear geometries such as helical gears, where the cutting tool is oriented vertically.

  3. Universal Milling Machines: Capable of both horizontal and vertical milling operations, providing flexibility for various gear types.

Key Features and Specifications

  • CNC Control: Modern gear milling machines often feature CNC control for high precision and repeatability.
  • Tooling: Capable of using a variety of milling cutters to produce different gear types.
  • Workpiece Capacity: Varies widely, with machines capable of handling small to large diameter gears.
  • Automation: Advanced models may include automated features for loading/unloading and tool changes.

Gear Testing Machines

Gear testing machines are used to evaluate the quality and performance of gears. These machines ensure that the manufactured gears meet the required standards and specifications.

Types of Gear Testing Machines

  1. Single Flank Testing Machines: Measure the deviations in the gear’s rotation by testing a single side of the gear tooth.

  2. Double Flank Testing Machines: Assess the gear by testing both sides of the gear teeth simultaneously, providing comprehensive analysis of gear quality.

  3. Universal Gear Testers: Capable of testing various types of gears and providing detailed data on gear accuracy and performance.

Key Features and Specifications

  • Accuracy: High precision measurement systems to detect minute deviations.
  • Automation: Automated testing procedures for consistent and repeatable results.
  • Data Analysis: Advanced software for detailed analysis and reporting of test results.

Gear Inspection Machines

Gear inspection machines are critical for ensuring the dimensional accuracy and surface quality of gears. These machines use various techniques to measure gear dimensions and verify that they conform to specified tolerances.

Types of Gear Inspection Machines

  1. Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs): Use touch probes or optical systems to measure the geometry of gears with high precision.

  2. Gear Measuring Centers: Specialized machines designed specifically for measuring gears, providing detailed data on gear tooth profiles, pitch, and helix angles.

  3. Optical Inspection Systems: Use cameras and optical sensors to inspect gear surfaces and detect defects such as cracks and surface roughness.

Key Features and Specifications

  • Precision: High-precision sensors and measurement systems for accurate data collection.
  • Software: Advanced software for data analysis, 3D modeling, and comparison with CAD models.
  • Versatility: Capable of inspecting a wide range of gear types and sizes.

Advantages of Using Specialized Gear Machines

Investing in specialized gear machines offers numerous benefits:

  • Enhanced Precision: Ensures gears meet stringent quality standards and performance requirements.
  • Increased Efficiency: Automated and high-speed operations reduce production times and costs.
  • Comprehensive Quality Control: Advanced testing and inspection machines provide thorough quality assurance.
  • Flexibility: Capable of handling a variety of gear types and sizes, accommodating diverse manufacturing needs.

Considerations When Buying Gear Machines

When selecting gear machines, consider the following factors:

  • Production Requirements: Determine the volume and types of gears to be produced to choose machines with suitable capacity and capabilities.
  • Precision and Accuracy: Match the machine’s precision capabilities with the required quality standards.
  • Automation Level: Consider the level of automation required for your production processes.
  • Budget: Balance the initial investment with long-term operational costs, including maintenance and consumables.
  • Service and Support: Evaluate the availability of technical support and maintenance services.
  • Training: Assess the need for operator training to effectively use the machines’ advanced features.

Popular Brands and Pricing

Several reputable brands manufacture gear milling, testing, and inspection machines known for their reliability and performance. Here are a few notable ones:

  • Gleason: Offers a comprehensive range of gear manufacturing and inspection machines. Prices typically range from $100,000 to over $1 million, depending on the machine type and specifications.

  • Klingelnberg: Known for precision gear measuring centers and production machines. Pricing generally ranges from $150,000 to $1.5 million.

  • Mahr: Specializes in high-precision gear measuring and inspection equipment. Prices range from $50,000 to $500,000.

  • Zeiss: Renowned for advanced CMMs and optical inspection systems. Prices typically range from $100,000 to over $1 million.

  • Liebherr: Provides a variety of gear manufacturing solutions, including milling and inspection machines. Prices generally range from $200,000 to $1.2 million.

Conclusion

Gear milling, testing, and inspection machines are essential components in the gear manufacturing process, ensuring that gears meet precise specifications and quality standards. With various types of machines available, including horizontal and vertical milling machines, single and double flank testing machines, and advanced inspection systems, selecting the right equipment depends on specific production needs and gear types. Leading brands like Gleason, Klingelnberg, Mahr, Zeiss, and Liebherr offer a range of high-quality machines to suit different applications and budgets. By carefully evaluating production requirements, precision needs, automation levels, and budget, businesses can invest in the right gear machines to enhance their manufacturing capabilities and ensure consistent, high-quality gear production.