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Gears Put New Designs in Motion

Managing Editor, Leslie Langnau gives a preview of her August 2009 article "Gears Put New Designs in Motion". Gears are the unit of choice for transmitting rotational force. New applications and new materials are affecting gear making and gear finishing. Here's a look at a few of those applications.

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