Gears Look to the Future for Material

Wear vs. Hardness of Gear Materials
Wear vs. Hardness of Gear Materials

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Gears are a common component of modern machinery, found in gearheads, watches, motors, furnaces, and automation equipment. Due to the ease of manufacturing and the variety of alloys available, metal alloys are the most common material used for gears. However, alternatives are available: ceramic and metal injection molding offer higher strengths and other properties that make them desirable.

Read more about the advantages of various metal gears, ceramic gears, and the growing use of possible use of metallic glass as a future replacement material.

 

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Need the Latest AMS 2750 Pyrometry Standards for Heat Treating?

AMS Pyrometry Heat Treat Standards from SAE
AMS Pyrometry Heat Treat Standards from SAE

Finding Aerospace Materials Standards (AMS) can be a bit daunting if you haven’t done it frequently. AMS Standards are maintained by SAE International and some of the most common heat treat standards, those dealing with pyrometry (AMS 2750) can be found at this link.

http://standards.sae.org/ams2750e/

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