Operating since 1962, Buffalo Gear manufactures custom precision commercial gears and machined parts for industrial customers in Sanborn, New York. Its gear-making range runs from 3/8 to 40 inches, with an unusually deep inventory of hobs and cutting tools that can help avoid extra tooling charges. The company also reverse-engineers gear forms in a climate-controlled inspection facility and serves projects from prototype through production.
B & B Gear and Machine Co., IncFamily-owned and operated since 1979, B & B Gear and Machine Co., Inc. makes custom gears, splines, and machined parts for production runs ranging from small batches to large orders. Its New Lebanon shop combines more than 50 years of combined gear and machining experience with automated equipment and reverse-engineering know-how for parts that may no longer be available. The company is ITAR certified and ISO-9000 compliant.NEW LEBANON, OH
Riley GearFounded in Buffalo in 1946 by Walter Riley and his son Donald, Riley Gear now manufactures custom precision gears, gearboxes, and power-transmission components in St. Augustine, Florida. Its 46-machine facility handles the work under one roof, producing gears from 0.25 to 40 inches in pitch diameter to AGMA Q15 or DIN 2 specifications. Riley Gear supplied gears for NASA’s Viking 1 Mars landing vehicle and brings more than 75 years of experience to demanding aerospace, industrial, and transportation applications.NORTH TONAWANDA, NY
GearTec, IncFounded in 1987, Willoughby’s GearTec makes large custom industrial gears and provides in-house machining, reverse engineering, and gearbox repair for heavy equipment. Its shop handles gears up to 96 inches in diameter and shafts nearly 17 feet long, while its Triple A division adds large-capacity machining, fabrication, and assembly. GearTec is part of United Stars Inc., is made-in-America, and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.WILLOUGHBY, OH
Rush GearsRush Gears traces its manufacturing identity to 1919, making it one of the longer-established custom gear shops represented in the region. The Fort Washington company recreates and produces gears from customer drawings or worn samples, serving industrial users who need replacement parts or prototype quantities rather than off-the-shelf components.333612FORT WASHINGTON, PA