Glossary

Gear cutting

Gear cutting is described as an apparatus or method particularly adapted to form an element on a workpiece body, which element is intended to intermesh with an element on another body whereby motive force may be transmitted from one of the bodies to the other.

See also:
"Gear cutting" is in the UNSPSC Code "23153307"
Gear cutting tools

Ref: 123771/2006-09-19


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