Gears and Actuators
Precision gear components and zero backlash actuators for robotics and automation, covering sun gears, harmonic drive reducers, bevel, miter, hypoid, spur, and helical gear sets.
Precision Gears and Actuators Product Range
Precision Sun Gear
The sun gear is the core driving component of a planetary gear system, transmitting torque and meshing with planetary gears at the center of the gear train. Ground and hardened for consistent mesh contact under continuous load.
Harmonic Drive Reducer
Zero backlash strain wave gearhead delivering high reduction ratios from 30:1 to 160:1 in a compact, lightweight housing suited to robotic joints and precision positioning axes.
Bevel and Miter Gear Sets
Straight and spiral bevel gears for intersecting shaft applications at any ratio, plus 1:1 miter gear sets for changing direction of rotation without a speed change.
Hypoid Gear Sets
Offset axis hypoid gears manufactured on Gleason CNC gear generators, delivering high torque, quiet 90 degree power transmission where shafts do not intersect.
Spur and Helical Gears
Precision ground spur and helical gear sets engineered for low noise (under 58dB), high efficiency power transmission between parallel shafts in robotics and automation drivetrains.
Harmonic Drive Pancake Reducer
Low profile strain wave reducer offering the same zero backlash positioning as standard harmonic drives in a flat, space saving form factor for compact robotic joints.
Popular Gears and Actuators
Our most sought after precision gears and actuators deployed across robotics, automation drives, and high accuracy positioning systems.
Precision Sun Gear (AGMA Class 12)
Ground and hardened sun gear manufactured to a high commercial accuracy tier for planetary gear systems.
Harmonic Drive Reducer
Strain wave gearhead delivering zero backlash positioning in ratios from 30:1 to 160:1 for robotic joints.
Ground Helical Gear Pair
Matched, ground helical gear pair engineered for quiet mesh contact and consistent tooth loading across the full gear face width.
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