Navigator

Gears & transmission

Gears

Spur, helical, bevel, worm and internal gears, and spline components.

Segment

Typical gears

  • Spur gears
  • Helical gears
  • Bevel gears
  • Worm gears
  • Internal gears
  • Spline components

Industry requirements

What this segment needs to manage

These are the requirements manufacturers in this segment typically manage. Talk to us about how Navigator’s manufacturing core applies to your process.

  • Engineering

    • Gear geometry
    • Module and number of teeth
    • Pressure angle and helix angle
    • Gear ratio
    • Material
    • Heat-treatment specification
  • Manufacturing

    • Turning
    • Hobbing
    • Shaping
    • Broaching
    • Grinding
    • Heat treatment
    • Finishing
  • Quality

    • Gear measurement
    • Tooth profile and lead
    • Runout and backlash
    • Hardness and case depth
  • Traceability

    • Raw material heat
    • Forging batch
    • Heat-treatment batch
    • Machining batch
    • Final inspection

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does gears include?

Spur, helical, bevel, worm and internal gears, and spline components. Typical examples are spur gears, helical gears, bevel gears, worm gears, internal gears and spline components.

What do gears manufacturers need to manage?

Typical requirements include gear geometry, module and number of teeth, pressure angle and helix angle, gear ratio, material, heat-treatment specification, turning, hobbing, shaping, broaching, grinding, heat treatment, finishing, gear measurement, tooth profile and lead, runout and backlash, hardness and case depth, raw material heat, forging batch, heat-treatment batch, machining batch and final inspection.

Which Navigator products are relevant for gears?

Products to look at first are Navigator - ERP, Navigator - PPC and Navigator - QMS.

Next step

See Navigator against your own process

Tell us how you manufacture and where planning breaks down. We will walk you through the parts of Navigator that fit.