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2018

KISSsys® and GEMS® are linked by a direct interface to exchange gear tooth and system design data.

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2017

Introduction of the Genesis® 400HCD Hobbing Machine with parallel chamfering/deburring process.

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2016

New 500CB for automated cutter build.

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2014

New Phoenix® 280G Bevel Grinding Machine meets the need for improved bevel gear grinding performance.

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2011

Cooperation with Heller, Nürtingen, Germany for cutting of large gears with 5-axis machining centers.

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2000

PHOENIX® II The introduction of next generation bevel machines equipped with direct drive spindles, designed for high-performance grinding and dry/power cutting for maximum productivity.


2006

New Genesis® Series of Hobbing and Grinding Machines

1988

Introduction of "Phoenix", the world's first 6-axis CNC hypoid gear cutting machine.

1986

Introduction of CNC controls on bevel gear cutting machines.

1982

Gleason is entering new markets with hobbing machines to produce spur gears.

1972

Founding of Gleason Stuttgart, Germany.


1959

Establishment of the first Gleason factory outside of North America in Plymouth, England.


1913

Development of the spiral bevel gear.


1905

Building of a new factory on University Avenue in Rochester, NY, USA - today´s location of The Gleason Works.


1874

William Gleason invents the first bevel gear planer machine.


1865

William Gleason establishes his own machine shop in Rochester, NY, USA.