Estimate the hobbing cycle time for a spur or helical gear (also splines, sprockets and worms cut by hobbing) on a CNC or conventional hobber. Pick the exact work material and condition and the CTI hob steel; cutting speed comes from CTI-USA's gear-materials matrix and each pass is timed separately. Then request a detailed report and a quote.
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Advanced: machine & pass settings (optional — defaults are typical for a modern CNC hobber; leave blank for auto)
Method: each pass T = (W + A + O) × Z ÷ (f × hob rpm × starts); passes are summed, then rapid, radial infeed, sync, hob shift and dwell are added.
◆ Estimated hobbing cycle
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Floor-to-floor / pc
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Cutting time / pc
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Est. pcs / hour
Cutting passes
Cycle-time budget
Calculation basis
Planning estimate for conventional axial hobbing. Cutting speeds come from CTI-USA's Common Gear Materials & Tool-Steel SFM matrix (work material × hob steel), a conservative starting range to be proven out by tool-wear inspection. Each cutting pass is timed from its own travel, feed and hob speed, then rapid, radial-infeed, synchronization, hob-shift and dwell time are added. Actual time depends on the machine, fixture, coolant and hob condition. Request the full report below for a documented breakdown and a firm quote.
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