Why Illinois Pulley & Gear, Inc. Prefers Roll Staking Over Conventional Staking for Flanges

When it comes to manufacturing high-quality timing pulleys and gears, Illinois Pulley & Gear, Inc. (IPG) has established itself as a leader in the industry. One of the key processes that sets t...

High-Quality Stainless-Steel Timing Belt Pulleys: The Backbone of Food and Beverage Manufacturing

Stainless-steel’s hygienic properties also make it the preferred choice for applications where cleanliness and food safety is a priority.

Rack and Pinion Gears: Guide & Applications

Explore the comprehensive guide to rack and pinion gears: from how they work to their diverse applications. Discover everything you need to know about these essential components in mechanical systems.

Comparing Plain and Finished Bore

Explore the differences between plain and finished bores for your sprockets and gears. Discover benefits, applications, and expert guidance.

A Guide to Lubricants for Plastic Parts and Gears

Discover the best lubricants for plastic parts and gears. Ensure longevity and efficiency with the right lubrication solutions for your needs.

Comparing Nylon and Metal Pulleys

When it comes to something like pulleys, their brilliance truly is in their simplicity. They’re used to reduce the effort required to lift heavy objects or change the direction of the force you’re...

Identifying and Replacing a Machine's Timing Belt

Regardless of the type of equipment you're talking about, all machines in a manufacturing environment should be subject to a proactive maintenance program. By addressing a small problem today, ...

How to Choose the Right Timing Belt Tooth Profile 

One of the most important things to understand about timing belts is that not all options are created equally. Keep in mind that you're talking about something that is responsible for not only ...

Maintaining and Replacing Gears and Pulleys in Industrial Robots  

According to one recent study, there are about three million industrial robots in use around the world. That number is expected to grow at a rate of about 400,000 per year moving forward. These ...