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Philadelphia Gear^® pioneered the design and manufacture of the first basic oxygen furnace gear drive for the steel industry nearly 50 years ago. Today, we provide precision pinion gearing, rolling mill drives, gear reducers engineered for large loads, and other solutions designed to meet the various needs of the steel and metal processing industry. Beyond manufacturing, Philadelphia Gear offers inspection and upgrade services and can determine the proper metallurgical properties and AGMA quality for your custom application. Plus, if needed, we can increase load-carrying capacity within the existing unit size by utilizing upgraded gear element designs and processes that improve tooth contact to provide more accurate gearing.

Found in a variety of industries from refineries to power plants, Philadelphia Gear cooling tower gearboxes are designed to keep manufacturing moving by driving fans that evacuate the heat generated from production processes. Download our brochure to learn more about our single and double reduction cooling tower gear drive capabilities.

This manual includes information regarding installation, maintenance, and overhaul of the 10000 Series High-Speed Gear Units manufactured by the Power Transmission Division of the Western Gear Corporation. Download to learn more.

Learn more about your worm gear speed reducer — the mechanical device that decreases the rotational speed of an input, while increasing torque through a worm gear meshed with a worm wheel. This booklet covers general installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting instructions. Learn more about your worm speed reducer by downloading this guide today.

Electrical ground faults in industrial gear drives are often misdiagnosed, leading to ineffective repairs. This paper explores the proper way to identify ground fault problems and in turn, improve your equipment's service life and reduce equipment costs.

This paper provides plant managers and service technicians with an examination of the root causes of gear drive failure - a crucial link in the power transmission chain - with the hope that it will lead to establishing en effective maintenance program.

The problem of industrial machine-generated sound in a plant can be more than a nuisance, it can be a critically important safety and compliance issue. This paper reviews specific design techniques to minimize gear drive radiated noise.

Wet or flooded equipment puts your operations at risk for major delays - or even critical failure. Follow the operational and maintenance procedures in this two-part guide to reduce damage and maximize uptime.