Kitmondo is your premier marketplace for high-quality used industrial machinery. In our Metal Machine Tools category, we proudly feature a selection of gear shaping machines. These machines are meticulously maintained, offering an excellent combination of precision, durability, and value.

Our gear shaping machines are designed to produce high-precision gears with complex shapes and profiles, delivering excellent surface finishes and accurate dimensions. They are perfect for industries such as automotive, aerospace, and heavy machinery manufacturing. Capable of handling a wide variety of gear types and sizes, these machines meet diverse production requirements.

Each gear shaping machine undergoes a stringent vetting process to ensure top-quality performance. Our machinery is cost-effective, providing significant savings compared to new equipment without compromising efficiency. We feature renowned brands like Fellows, Lorenz, and Gleason, known for their reliability and advanced technology. Prices range from €20,000 to €200,000, accommodating various budget needs.

For more detailed information or to request a quote, please contact our dedicated team, who are ready to assist with your specific needs. At Kitmondo, we are committed to supporting your business growth through high-quality and affordable machinery. Trust Kitmondo for your industrial equipment needs and enhance your productivity today.

Gleason Pfauter GP 130 S Gear shaping machine

Year: 2002

Max wheel Ø 130 mm
CNC Yes
Max. gear width 72 mm
Module + 6
CNC type Siemens 840 D
Engine Power 44 kW


Gear Shaper TOS OHO 50

Year:

Max wheel Ø 500 mm
Module - 1
CNC type
Module + 6
CNC No

Lorenz SN 4 Gear shaping machine

Year:

Max wheel Ø 180 mm
Module - 0.5
CNC type
Module + 4
CNC No
Max. gear width 60 mm

MAAG SH75 Gear shaping machine

Year: 1987

Max wheel Ø 750 mm
Module - 1
CNC type
Module + 10
CNC No
Max. gear width 200 mm

Liebherr LS 122 Gear shaping machine

Year: 2002

Max wheel Ø 120 mm
Module - 0.05
CNC type SINUMERIK 840 D
Module + 3
CNC Yes
Max. spindle speed 3000 rpm

Gear Shaper MAS HOV 25 A

Year:

Max wheel Ø 500 mm
CNC type


Lorenz LS 304 Gear shaping machine

Year:

Max wheel Ø 400 mm
Module - 0.5
CNC type BWO CNC921
Module + 6
CNC Yes
Max. gear width 76 mm

MAAG SH150 Gear shaping machine

Year:

Max wheel Ø 1600 mm
CNC type
Module + 30

Used Staehely Sh 850 Gear shaping machine

Year: 1980

Max wheel Ø 850 mm
CNC No
Module + 14

Fellows Mode 36-6 Gear shaping machine

Year:

Max wheel Ø 915 mm
CNC No
Module + 3
CNC type

KLIN 5M161 Gear shaping machine

Year: 1978

Max wheel Ø 1250 mm
CNC No
Max. spindle speed 1.7 rpm
Module + 12
CNC type

Stanko 5B150 Gear shaping machine

Year: 1976

Max wheel Ø 800 mm
Module - 1
CNC type
Module + 12
CNC No
Max. gear width 800 mm

Gleason 275 G Gear shaping machine Good value

Year: 2007

Max wheel Ø 275 mm
Module - 0.5
CNC type
Module + 8
CNC Yes
Max. gear width 58 mm

Used Gleason 116 Gear shaping machine

Year:

Max wheel Ø 228 mm
CNC No
Module + 12


GEAR SHAPING MACHINE LIEBHERR WSC 501 CNC Hot deal

Year: 1989

Max wheel Ø 750 mm
Module - 0.5
CNC type
Module + 8
CNC Yes
Max. gear width 180 mm

SYKES 450H Gear shaping machine

Year:

Max wheel Ø 450 mm
CNC No
Module + 10
CNC type

Sunderland 26 Herringbone gear cutting

Year: 1970

Max wheel Ø 1350 mm
Module - 1
Max. gear width 305 mm
Module + 12
CNC type


Gear Shaping Machines: A Comprehensive Guide

Gear shaping machines are pivotal in the metalworking industry, specifically designed to cut and form gears with high precision. Utilizing a reciprocating cutting tool known as a shaper cutter, these machines progressively remove material from the workpiece to create gear teeth. Gear shaping is particularly effective for internal gears, external gears, and complex profiles that are challenging to produce using other methods. Industries such as automotive, aerospace, heavy machinery, and robotics rely heavily on these machines for their gear production needs.

Variations of Gear Shaping Machines

Gear shaping machines are available in several configurations, each suited to different gear production requirements:

Horizontal Gear Shaping Machines

These machines have a horizontal spindle orientation, making them suitable for producing various gear types, including spur, helical, and spline gears.

Vertical Gear Shaping Machines

With a vertical spindle orientation, these machines are ideal for larger and heavier workpieces, such as large-diameter gears and gear rings. They offer better stability and ease of handling for such components.

CNC Gear Shaping Machines

Equipped with computer numerical control (CNC) systems, these machines provide high precision, automation, and flexibility. CNC gear shapers can produce complex gear geometries and are suitable for high-precision applications.

Universal Gear Shaping Machines

These versatile machines can handle both horizontal and vertical gear shaping tasks, providing maximum flexibility for various gear types and sizes.

Essential Features and Specifications

When choosing a gear shaping machine, consider the following key features and specifications:

CNC Control System

Modern gear shaping machines often feature CNC controls for enhanced precision and automation, allowing for complex gear profiles and high repeatability.

Workpiece Capacity

The maximum diameter, height, and weight of the workpiece the machine can handle are crucial for ensuring the machine can accommodate the intended gear sizes.

Stroke Length

The maximum length of the reciprocating motion of the shaper cutter. Longer strokes are necessary for larger gears.

Cutting Speed and Feed Rates

Adjustable speeds and feeds allow for optimal cutting conditions for different materials and gear types.

Tooling System

The type and quality of the shaper cutters and their quick-change capabilities can significantly impact productivity.

Machine Rigidity and Construction

The structural stability and build quality of the machine affect the precision and stability during the shaping process.

Advantages of Gear Shaping Machines

Investing in high-quality gear shaping machines offers numerous benefits:

  • Precision and Accuracy: Ensures gears meet exact specifications, which is critical for high-performance applications.
  • Flexibility: Capable of producing a wide range of gear types, including internal gears, which are difficult to produce with other methods.
  • Cost-Effectiveness: Generally more economical for producing smaller batches of gears compared to other gear cutting methods like gear hobbing.
  • Versatility: Can handle various gear sizes and profiles, making them suitable for diverse industrial applications.
  • Enhanced Surface Finish: Provides high-quality surface finishes, reducing the need for additional finishing processes.

Considerations for Selecting a Gear Shaping Machine

To select the right gear shaping machine for your needs, consider these factors:

Production Volume

Determine the volume of gears to be produced to choose a machine with suitable capacity and efficiency.

Gear Types and Sizes

Ensure the machine can handle the specific types and sizes of gears you need to produce.

Precision Requirements

Match the machine’s precision capabilities with your quality standards.

Budget

Balance the initial investment with long-term operational costs, including maintenance and consumables.

Service and Support

Consider the availability of technical support and maintenance services for the machine.

Training

Assess the need for operator training to effectively use the machine’s advanced features.

Leading Brands and Pricing

Several reputable brands manufacture gear shaping machines known for their reliability and performance:

  • Gleason: A leading manufacturer of gear shaping machines, Gleason offers a range of models for different applications. Prices typically range from $200,000 to over $1 million, depending on the model and specifications.
  • Liebherr: Known for high-precision gear shaping machines, Liebherr provides solutions for various industrial applications. Pricing generally ranges from $250,000 to $1.5 million.
  • Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI): MHI produces robust and reliable gear shaping machines suitable for various gear types and sizes. Prices for MHI machines typically range from $300,000 to $1.2 million.
  • Starrag-Heckert: Specializes in advanced gear shaping machines with high precision and automation capabilities. Pricing generally falls between $350,000 and $1.4 million.
  • Lorenz: Renowned for their high-quality gear shaping machines, Lorenz offers a range of models suitable for different production needs. Prices typically range from $250,000 to over $1.3 million.

Conclusion

Gear shaping machines are indispensable tools for producing high-precision gears required in various industrial applications. With different types such as horizontal, vertical, CNC, and universal gear shaping machines, selecting the right model depends on specific production needs and gear types. Key factors to consider include CNC control systems, workpiece capacity, stroke length, cutting speed, tooling system, and machine rigidity. Leading brands like Gleason, Liebherr, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Starrag-Heckert, and Lorenz offer a range of high-quality gear shaping machines to suit different applications and budgets. By carefully evaluating production volume, gear types, precision requirements, and budget, businesses can ensure they invest in the right gear shaping machine to enhance their manufacturing capabilities and ensure consistent, high-quality gear production.