Cylindrical Gears
Spur, helical, internal and planetary gearing for parallel-axis power transmission in gearboxes, reducers and industrial machinery.
Custom Gear Manufacturer
Belon Gear manufactures custom bevel, cylindrical and worm gearing together with machined shafts for gearboxes, reducers, transmissions and industrial machinery. Choose a product family below, or send the drawing and operating data so the gear type, manufacturing route, material, heat treatment, accuracy and inspection requirements can be reviewed together.

Each family below leads to its own category hub, where subcategories, selection guidance, manufacturing options and listed products are grouped. Use the family page for commercial evaluation and the subcategory page for a specific tooth form or manufacturing route.
Spur, helical, internal and planetary gearing for parallel-axis power transmission in gearboxes, reducers and industrial machinery.
Straight, spiral, hypoid, zerol and miter gearing for intersecting and offset shaft arrangements, including Gleason lapped, Gleason ground and Klingelnberg routes.
Worm shafts, worm wheels, matched worm sets and screw-jack drives for right-angle reduction, positioning and motion control.
Gear shafts, spline shafts, hollow shafts and transmission shafts machined as functional components with their own datums, fits and runout requirements.
All product subcategories
Start from the shaft arrangement and the required ratio, then confirm the tooth form, material, heat treatment, accuracy grade, backlash and duty cycle. Final geometry and rating should be checked against the complete operating data.
| Product family | Shaft arrangement and motion | Typical selection reason | Key specification inputs | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cylindrical gear | Parallel shafts with spur, helical or internal teeth | Efficient, robust power transmission where the shafts stay parallel | Module or DP, tooth counts, helix angle and hand, face width, accuracy grade, backlash, duty cycle. | Cylindrical gears |
| Bevel gear | Intersecting shafts, usually 90 degrees; straight, spiral, hypoid or zerol teeth | Right-angle power transmission with high load capacity and controlled noise | Shaft angle and offset, pitch-cone data, spiral angle and hand, mounting distance, backlash, tooth contact. | Bevel gears |
| Worm gear | Non-intersecting right-angle shafts; worm drives the wheel | High single-stage reduction, compact layout and self-locking options | Ratio, centre distance, number of starts, lead angle, efficiency, lubrication and thermal duty. | Worm gears |
| Shaft | Rotating member carrying gear teeth, splines and bearing seats | Support and torque transfer through one functional component | Geometry, gear or spline data, bearing and seal fits, material, straightness, runout and datums. | Shafts |
Manufacturing route, material and inspection plan are selected together with the gear geometry. Provide the drawing and operating data so the process chain, heat treatment and acceptance criteria can be confirmed before production.
Cut, lapped, ground or hard-finished gearing, selected by gear type, accuracy target and order quantity.
Case-hardening and through-hardening steels, stainless grades, bronze wheel materials and other specified materials with the required treatment.
DIN, AGMA or ISO accuracy grades with defined backlash, runout and tooth-contact acceptance, plus dimensional, material and heat-treatment reports.
Drawing-based or sample-based manufacture, from prototype and replacement parts through repeat production.
Gearing from these families is selected where torque, speed, accuracy, packaging and service life determine the drive design.
The product range covers bevel gears, cylindrical gears, worm gearing and machined shafts. The bevel and cylindrical families include parallel-axis and intersecting-axis gearing, while the shaft family covers gear shafts, spline shafts, hollow shafts and transmission shafts.
Start from the shaft arrangement. Parallel shafts suit cylindrical gearing, intersecting shafts usually suit bevel gearing, and right-angle layouts that need high single-stage reduction suit worm gearing. Ratio, duty, noise, efficiency and available space decide the final choice.
Yes. Manufacture is drawing-based or sample-based, and reverse engineering from a sample or a matched centre distance can be reviewed when original drawings are not available.
Send the drawing or sample data with module or diametral pitch, tooth counts, material, heat treatment, accuracy grade, backlash, mounting and interface dimensions, operating load and speed, quantity and inspection requirements.
Gears are manufactured and inspected to the grade specified on the drawing, using DIN, AGMA or ISO grades. Inspection documents can include dimensional, runout, backlash, tooth-contact, material and heat-treatment reports.
Provide the drawing, gear data and operating conditions so the right product family, manufacturing route and inspection plan can be confirmed.