Gear milling is a process that cuts one tooth slot at a time. Gear milling can be easily applied on machining centers, multi-task machines and turning centers, making the 

entire part in a single clamping. By using gear milling technology, splines that are usually machined on a hobbing machine or outsourced can be machined in-house using 

existing machines in a shop. And gear milling does not require a huge initial investment. Benefits of gear milling

Spline milling in machining centers, multi-task machines and turning centers

Low investment costs

Machine splines in existing machines without investing in hobbing machines

Less time and cost in logistics

No need to transfer parts between different machines or shops

No need to regrind and recoat high-speed steel (HSS) tools

High cutting speeds

Capable of cutting difficult materials

Dry machining reduces setup time and coolant costs, making the process more economical and easier on the operator

Highly economical solution for small to medium batch production

When to use gear milling

External splines

Roughing to finishing

All machine types

Dry machining