Induction Contour Hardening of Bevel, Hypoid and Pinion Gears
December 19th, 2011
Article discusses unique technology that allows the replacement of carburizing with induction contour hardening for a wide range of complex-shaped components, including parts previously thought to be impossible to induction harden. This includes but not limited to spiral bevel pinions, spiral bevel ring gears, journal and differential crosses, helical bull gears, shaft helical shafts, etc.
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