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Clifford-Jacobs Forging
Closed die custom forging producer of gear blanks up to 30 inches in diameter and/or 50 inches in length in carbon, alloy, stainless and tool grades of material. Heat treating and rough machining; vendor-managed inventory or forgings available! ISO 9002.
Articles About bar stock
1 Revolutions (January/February 2004)
"Magnetic Filtration" and "Better Blanking from Bar-Stock"
2 Gear Blanking (May/June 1992)
The term "blanking" refers to the initial metal cutting operations in the process planning sequence which produce the contour of a part starting from rough material. The scope of blanking is: To remove the excess material To machine the part to print specifications, except for those surfaces with subsequent finishing operations. To leave adequate machining stock for finishing operations. To prepare good quality surfaces for location and clamping of the part throughout the process.
3 Don't Panic (November/December 2008)
The world economy is in turmoil. A year ago, the Dow Jones industrial average was more than 14,000. As I write this, after eight straight days of massive losses and a week of wild up-and-down swings, the average sits at about 8,900.
The complete Industry News section from the May 2013 issue of Gear Technology
5 Large Pinions for Open Gears - The Increase of Single Mesh Load (January/February 2013)
This paper introduces mandatory improvements in design, manufacturing and inspection - from material elaboration to final machining - with special focus on today's large and powerful gearing.
6 The Art of Involutes (January/February 2012)
The Forest City Gear booth at Gear Expo featured a wide variety of gears utilized in medical equipment, Indy cars, fishing reels, even the recently launched Mars Rover. Scattered among Forest City’s products in Cincinnati were some unique gear sculptures created by an artist that finds more inspiration from the pages of industrial magazines than art galleries.
7 Communication Breakdown--Overcoming Cultural and Language Barriers in the Global Gear Market (May 2008)
If you've read any business publications lately, chances are you've seen an article or two covering language and cultural barriers in the global marketplace.
8 Advantages of Titanium Nitride Coated Gear Tools (May/June 1984)
A brief introduction to the subject of Thin Film Coatings and their application to gear hobs and shaper cutters is followed by a detailed description of the Chemical Vapor Deposition Process and the Physical Vapor Deposition Process. Advantages and disadvantages of each of these processes is discussed. Emphasis is placed upon: application engineering of coated gear tools based on laboratory and field test results. Recommendations are suggested for tool design improvements and optimization of gear cutting operations using coated tools. Productivity improvements potentially available by properly utilizing coated tools are considered in terms of both tool cost and machining cost.
