Gear Shaper Cutters are available as disc, belt, shank and hollow bell types. PM materials and High Speed Steel are used.
The shape, designs and coatings are optimized and customized according to the gear cutting tasks.
Stock shaper cutters in bell, shank and disc designs for various modules and pressure angles can be delivered at short notice for standardized basic tooth profiles such as DIN 3972, DIN 5480, DIN 5482 and DIN 8197.
If required, semi-finished disc-type shaper cutters are available, from which we can manufacture express shaper cutters for special gear cutting tasks at very short notice.
Chain Sprocket Shaper Cutter
High-quality shaper cutters areavailable within a very short time. Their impressive quality makes longer tool life possible. The standard tools are manufactured from ASP2052 / S390 material with an Alcrona Pro coating.
Shank Type Shaper Cutter
Shank Type Shaper Cutter is a specialized rotary gear-cutting tool featuring an integrated mounting shank (often using Morse Taper MK2 or MK4 formats).
Disc Type Shaper Cutter
Disc Type Gear Shaper Cutter is a specialized circular metal-cutting tool used to machine internal and external spur and helical gears, splines, and special profiles.
Helical Shaper Cutter
Helical Shaper Cutter is a specialized reciprocating gear-cutting tool with teeth set at a specific helix angle.
Timing Pulley Shaper Cutter
Timing Pulley Shaper Cutter is a precision metal tool used on gear shaping machines to cut exact tooth profiles onto synchronous belt pulleys.
Hub Type Shaper Cutter
Hub Type Shaper Cutter is a specialized gear-cutting tool featuring an integrated raised hub. It provides high rigidity and stability for manufacturing internal and external gears or splines.
Power Skiving Tools
Power skiving tools are high-speed, specialized rotary cutting instruments used to machine internal and external gears, splines, and pinions in a continuous, highly synchronized cutting motion
Gear Shaving Cutter
Gear Shaving Cutter is a hardened, serrated gear-like precision tool used in metalworking to finish pre-cut gear teeth. It removes tiny metal chips from soft or semi-hardened gears to enhance surface quality, fix profile errors, and reduce operational noise.