Abrasion

Misalignment

Overloading

Micro-pitting

Macro-pitting

Bending Fatigue

Fretting Corrosion

Axial Cracking

Scuffing

Shock Overloading

Moderate Wear

Abrasive Wear

Corrosive Wear

Poor Lubrication

Gear Misalignment

Misalignment of Housing Bores

Anything can cause a gearbox to fail. We’ll do anything to get it up and running again.

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Any Make, Any Model –
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Any make, any model, anywhere, anytime, repaired or reverse-engineered to equal or better quality. Guaranteed.

We design, engineer, build, rebuild and repair heavy industrial gearboxes for some of America’s leading manufacturers with one main goal – to minimize or prevent downtime.

To better fulfill our mission, we have expanded our services to include other process-critical rotating equipment and grown our field services division to provide field machining and repair.

Pulp & Paper

Power

Cement

Tire & Rubber

Chemicals

Steel

Plastics

Wastewater Treatment

Jack Conway elected to AGMA board!

Congratulations to Atlanta Gear Works President Jack Conway on his election to the board of directors of the American Gear Manufacturers Association! AGMA board members serve a 3-year term providing fiduciary guidance and advancing industry standards. This important position is but one example of Atlanta Gear’s support of the most important organization in the gearing industry.

How gearbox repair can save lives and livelihoods

Human beings have been using gears and gearboxes for thousands of years. From the mundane to the magnificent, gearboxes help us in ways most people never see. But as we in the industry know, from the paper products we all rely on to the tires our cars run on and the cement we build on, gearboxes keep the world running.

Recently, an historic hurricane reminded us that sometimes our work can protect and even save lives.

Why Your Routine Maintenance Should Include a Gearbox Inspection

Not long ago, we performed a scheduled annual inspection at a paper mill. No one expected anything out of the ordinary. But we found a bearing on a paper machine in failure mode with the potential of causing the mill many weeks of downtime and the loss of millions of dollars in production.

What did we do next?

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