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Bevel and Spiral Bevel Gears

Spiral Bevel Gear

NOWARUN produces custom spiral bevel gears cut to the GLEASON or KLINGELNBERG system to match the exact driveline geometry of your machinery. Parts are manufactured to customer drawing across module 0.5 to 10 in carbon steel, alloy steel, or polymer. Achieving gear precision from DIN 3 to DIN 7, every set undergoes processes including milling, grinding, and application-specific heat treatment.

Machined spiral bevel gear showing curved gear teeth, center bore, and finished steel surface
Machined spiral bevel gear showing curved gear teeth, center bore, and finished steel surface
Specifications

Published Data for Spiral Bevel Gear

Every value below is taken from NOWARUN's own specification for this part.

Module0.5 to 10
Gear PrecisionDIN 3 to DIN 7
Gear SystemGLEASON and KLINGELNBERG
ProcessesMilling and grinding
Heat TreatmentCarburizing, carbonitriding, QT, quenching, tempering, induction hardening
MaterialCarbon steel, alloy steel, polymer, or customized types to international standards
PackagingPP bag, carton, crate, box or to customer requirement
Why This Part

Key Benefits

  • Manufactured to GLEASON or KLINGELNBERG systems to ensure compatibility with existing gearboxes
  • Precision levels from DIN 3 to DIN 7 maintain control over tooth contact and backlash
  • Module range from 0.5 to 10 supports both compact drives and heavy equipment
  • Milling and grinding operations deliver tight dimensional tolerances on tooth profiles
  • Multiple heat treatment methods provide required surface hardness and core toughness
  • Produced to print or sample rather than constrained to standard catalogue dimensions

Problems It Solves

  • Eliminates gear meshing issues caused by mixing GLEASON and KLINGELNBERG tooth designs
  • Solves premature tooth wear through targeted heat treatments like carburizing and induction hardening
  • Avoids housing redesigns forced by fixed dimensions of off-the-shelf catalog bevel gears
  • Provides predictable drivetrain noise levels by maintaining gear precision down to DIN 3

Who It Is For

  • Machine design engineers specifying custom spiral bevel sets for angled drive systems
  • Procurement managers sourcing replacement gears machined to specific international standards
  • Agricultural equipment OEMs needing repeatable gear sets cut to drawing
  • Industrial rebuild facilities requiring matched bevel pairs to replace worn components

Application Scenarios

  • Right-angle gearboxes in agriculture equipment operating under variable field loads
  • Cutting head drives in wood processing machinery requiring precise tooth engagement
  • Drivetrain assemblies in mining and aggregate machinery subject to shock conditions
  • Food processing equipment utilizing polymer or alloy bevel pairs for specific operating environments
  • Machine construction applications requiring custom mounting distances and bore configurations

Technical Features

  • Tooth cutting using precision milling and grinding processes
  • Compatible with both GLEASON and KLINGELNBERG tooth geometries
  • Gear precision capabilities spanning DIN 3 to DIN 7
  • Flexible module options ranging from module 0.5 up to module 10
  • Heat treatment selection including carburizing, carbonitriding, QT, quenching, tempering, and induction hardening

Materials

  • Carbon steel grades tailored for general industrial power transmission
  • Alloy steel grades suitable for case hardening and heavy load applications
  • Engineering polymer for reduced weight or specific operating environments
  • Custom steel grades compliant with international material standards upon specification

How It Is Made

  1. 1

    Drawing evaluation and technical confirmation of the tooth system and gear module

  2. 2

    Gear blank turning and preparation to specified mounting and bore dimensions

  3. 3

    Spiral bevel tooth cutting using dedicated milling setups

  4. 4

    Specified heat treatment applied to meet required hardness and case depth

  5. 5

    Precision tooth grinding to achieve the target DIN gear accuracy class

  6. 6

    Final inspection, cleaning, and protective packaging in crates, boxes, or cartons

Quality Control

  • Tooth geometry and profile verification to ensure specified DIN 3 to DIN 7 precision
  • Dimensional verification of bore, keyway, mounting distance, and outer diameter
  • Hardness testing following carburizing, induction hardening, or quenching and tempering
  • Protective packaging checks to prevent surface or tooth damage during export transit

Customization Options

  • Custom tooth profiles cut to either GLEASON or KLINGELNBERG system standards
  • Shaft mounting options machined to drawing including custom bores, keyways, and splines
  • Specific module selection anywhere between module 0.5 and module 10
  • Material and heat treatment matched directly to your operating load requirements

Compared With the Alternatives

AlternativeHonest trade off
Straight bevel gearsSpiral bevel teeth engage progressively for smoother operation, but require proper bearing support for thrust loads
Catalogue stock bevel gearsStock gears eliminate tooling lead times, but restrict your housing design to predefined bores and mounting distances
Worm gear setsSpiral bevel gears provide higher mechanical transmission efficiency, though they do not offer intrinsic self-locking

Use Guide

  • Provide manufacturing drawings defining module, tooth count, pressure angle, and spiral hand
  • Identify whether the gear pair requires the GLEASON or KLINGELNBERG tooth system
  • Specify the target DIN accuracy grade so appropriate grinding processes are allocated
  • Indicate material grade and required heat treatment parameters on the RFQ
  • Ensure mating gears are installed at the designated mounting distance during final assembly

Spiral Bevel Gear Questions

What gear precision classes can you achieve on spiral bevel gears?

We produce spiral bevel gears from DIN 3 to DIN 7, depending on your drawing specifications and whether tooth grinding is applied.

Which spiral bevel gear cutting systems do you support?

We cut gears using both the GLEASON and KLINGELNBERG systems to ensure compatibility with your mating components.

What module range is available for custom gear manufacturing?

We cut spiral bevel gears ranging from module 0.5 up to module 10 across various steel and polymer materials.

What heat treatment options can be specified on the drawing?

Available treatments include carburizing, carbonitriding, quench and temper (QT), through quenching, tempering, and induction hardening.

What materials can be selected for gear production?

We work with carbon steel, alloy steel, polymer, and customized grades aligned with various national standards.

How are finished spiral bevel gears packed for shipment?

Parts are packed using PP bags, cartons, wooden crates, boxes, or customized export packaging based on customer requirements.

Quote Spiral Bevel Gear to Your Drawing

Send the print with the quantity, material, tolerance and surface treatment. Missing details get asked about, not assumed.