Gear cutting for spur, worm, and bevel gears, and splines — built for production volume.
Hobbing cuts gear teeth into a rotating cylindrical blank using a specialized cutting tool called a hob, removing material in a series of progressive passes to form the tooth profile — spur gears, worm gears, bevel gears, splines. It's a volume-friendly process: economical for prototypes, but really built for production runs. Internal gear features aren't possible with hobbing — that's EDM's job instead.
| Gear types | Spur, worm, bevel, splines |
| Tolerance / module range | Confirmed per RFQ |
| Part size / envelope | Confirmed per RFQ — send your dimensions and we'll confirm fit. |
| Typical lead time | Confirmed with your quote |
| Materials | Works across all materials on our Materials & Finishes page → |
Upload your CAD file, materials, and target quantity — we'll come back with a manufacturability review and a quote. Our engineers review every request personally.