Phase 1
Manufacturing
Gear machining capability for OEM and batch production.
Manufacturing capability is organized around controlled process planning, repeatable machining, and documented inspection for industrial gear buyers.
Production workflow
From technical review to verified shipment.
A clear workflow helps procurement teams understand how drawings become controlled production orders.
Phase 2
Process planning and material confirmation
Phase 3
Machining, hobbing, and finishing
Phase 4
Inspection, documentation, and shipment
Machining capabilities
Machining processes for custom industrial gears.
The factory supports the core operations required for custom gear components and related transmission parts.
Turning and milling for gear blanks and related parts
Gear hobbing and tooth generation
Grinding and finishing for controlled surfaces
Dimensional inspection and final verification
Equipment Gallery
CNC machining center
Gear hobbing machine
Gear grinding machine
CNC lathe
Cylindrical grinder
Gear shaping machine
Bevel gear cutting machine
Worm gear cutting machine
Rack cutting machine
Equipment overview
Equipment matched to gear machining, grinding, and inspection needs.
- Gear machining equipment
- CNC turning and milling resources
- Grinding and finishing capability
- Inspection and measuring equipment
Process control
Repeatability depends on planning, setup control, and inspection.
Production is reviewed around drawing requirements, material selection, machining route, heat treatment needs, and final inspection points.
For parts with strict inspection needs, review the quality system before sending an RFQ.
OEM batch production
Built for recurring industrial supply.
The manufacturing model supports prototypes, small batches, and repeat OEM production where drawings and technical requirements are clearly defined.
Request for quote
Move from technical review to a clear gear manufacturing RFQ.
Send drawings, material requirements, quantity, tolerance notes, and inspection expectations. Proshine will review the manufacturing scope before quotation.