
Polygon Grinding
The team at Stoffel Polygon Systems specializes in manufacturing and supplying precision polygon components suitable for a wide range of applications. Our advanced polygon grinding machine enables us to offer customized solutions that best meet your project specifications.
Whether your existing splines or keys are in urgent need of replacement or you are working on prototypes, our team of experts stands ready to support you. Contact us today to discuss your latest project.
Process & Capabilities
This form of manufacturing was first developed by Fortunawerke of Stuttgart 45 years ago. We use 5 of their CNC grinding machines as they enable us to create customized parts that meet the exact requirements of our client’s projects. The workpiece is held in place on a rotating spindle positioned in front of a rotating wheel that smooths the surfaces down to a uniform and high-performance finish. Polygons provide extra strength, increased torque, and a longer product lifespan for applications requiring a high connectivity level.
Capabilities
At Stoffel Polygon Systems, our in-house grinding department can support your business with your latest prototyping and production projects.
Our advanced polygon grinding machines offer unparalleled levels of precision when adding high-performance finishes to components. Our grinding team makes full use of our Surface & Cylindrical Grinders to deliver outstanding results on both short- and long-run polygon grinding jobs.
Please get in touch with our team today if you don’t see the exact application you are looking for.
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Our Primary capabilities are manufacturing parts for either prototype or production purposes, and especially integrating POLYGON DRIVE CONNECTIONS onto current or new parts. Engineering consultation is provided to help our customers maximize their design by using the best polygon connection for their application.
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Industries Stoffel Polygon Services
What is a Polygon
Kinematically ground polygonal shapes have been used as drive connections for more than 45 years. What is now referred to as Polygon Systems was developed by Fortunawerke, Stuttgart, West Germany, who patented a grinding machine capable of producing matched polygonal shaft and bore diameters.
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