Precision through experience – Metal gear components by SUHNER
SUHNER designs and manufactures spiral bevel gears for the highest demands in industrial drive systems. Our solutions are based on decades of expertise in gear technology and are used worldwide wherever durability, smooth operation, and quality are critical. Whether in high-performance hand tools or precision CNC angle heads – SUHNER components ensure reliable functionality, high manufacturing depth, and flexible design options.

Custom-engineered solutions – even for small batch sizes

Superior gearing quality thanks to state-of-the-art technology

Production in certified SUHNER facilities

Proven performance in high-end industrial applications
Gear cutting processes at a glance
Cyclo-Palloid Hobbing
The cyclo-palloid hobbing method fulfils the highest requirements on smooth running and the uniformity of the gearset’s motion transmission
This manufacturing process assures all prerequisites for high manufacturing quality and is equally suitable for implementation in single, small or large batch production. As with palloid toothing, cyclo-palloid toothing is also created using a continuous hobbing process. Individual cutting heads permit free selection of the Mn module and provide very high flexibility in designing and calculating the bevel gear train. Hypoid toothing is also available as an option.
Characteristics of cyclo-palloid toothing
- Freely selectable Mn module
- Constant tooth height
- High contact ratio
- High pitch accuracy
- Insensitivity to displacement
- Stepless variation of tooth longitudinal crowning
- Selectable helical angle
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HPGS Cyclo-Palloid Hard Cut
The new “HPGS hard cut” technology was developed on the basis of the proven cyclo-palloid hobbing process (regular hobbing method).
In a further operation, the distortion resulting from heat treatment is eliminated by means of boron-nitride-coated cutters. Implementing this fine machining operation after heat treatment achieves very high surface finishes that more than fulfil the ever increasing requirements of today’s power gear trains. HPGS helical-tooth bevel gearwheels exhibit substantially higher flank loading capacity, substantially improved running smoothness and the option of designing the contact pattern in a targeted manner. The tooth flank surface values achieved are equivalent to those of grinding quality, and the toothing finishes can achieve ratings between 4 and 6 according to DIN 3965.
Characteristics of HPGS cyclo-palloid toothing
- Very high toothing quality
- Higher flank loading capacity
- Significantly improved running smoothness
- Targeted design of contact pattern
- Freely selectable Mn module
- Constant tooth height
- High contact ratio
- High pitch accuracy
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Consulting & Testing for Spiral Bevel Gear Components
SUHNER supports you with expert knowledge and cutting-edge technology, from design to testing of your bevel gear sets.
✔ Our services:
Calculation using CAD-based software & simulation
Technical consulting by trained personnel – even on-site
Testing and analysis with computer-aided evaluation software
Cyclo-Palloid toothing manufacturing range
Machine type F 41 B KNC 25
Modul range [Mn] 0.5-1.5 1.5-5.5
Pressure angle [°] 17.5 20
Diameter range [mm] 6-140 10-275
Hobbing method Cyclo-palloid soft toothing
Palloid toothing manufacturing range
Machine type AFK 151
Modul range [Mn] 1-4
Pressure angle [°] 20
Diameter range [mm] 10-275
Hobbing method Regular palloid toothing
HPGS Cyclo-Palloid Hard Cut manufacturing range
Machine type KNC 25
Modul range [Mn] 3.0 - 5.5
Pressure angle [°] 20
Diameter range [mm] 10-275
Hobbing method HPGS Cyclo-Palloid Hard Cut
Testing
Machine type PSKE 900
Module range [Mn] 0.5 - 5.5
Pressure angle [°] All
Diameter range [mm] 10-275
Method Single-flank rolling contact testing machine
Our PSKE 900 single-flank rolling contact system measures and respectively checks the quality of newly manufactured bevel gears. The PSKE 900 can also determine the dimension values necessary for optimized installation and, last but not least, generate simulations of various installation configurations.
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