Advanced Gear Manufacturing and Metrology - October 27-29, 2026

Learning Objectives

• Calculate key geometry parameters for spur, helical, bevel, and worm gear sets from the involute tooth form
• Select materials and specify heat treatment cycles, case depth, and distortion requirements for carburized gears
• Compare all major soft- and hard-cutting processes and select the appropriate method for a given application
• Apply the appropriate inspection methods and interpret the results of such measurements
• Recognize primary gear failure modes per AGMA 1010 as related to manufacture
• Apply DFM principles to gear drawings including quality class selection and datum definition

Who Should Attend

Gear manufacturing engineers, process engineers, quality engineers, tooling specialists, and technical managers responsible for the design, production, or quality of precision gear components. Also suited for gear designers seeking a deeper understanding of how manufacturing and metrology decisions affect performance and cost.

24 clock hours awarded upon completion