Spline Gages ???? What?

Good Morning ladies and gents,

For those of you who have ordered Go/Nogo gages for splines... how do you confirm they are made correctly? Do you all have any information you can pass along to help me understand how to compare customer print with gage maker go/nogo print? I don't know a whole lot about spline gages or splines in general and would like to understand them a little better. I attached the part print for the spline of the part. Now how would i take this and determine the sizes/specs of a Involute spline go and nogo gage.

Thanks in advance

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DAN_M over 2 years ago

My company is a precision gear/spline manufacturer

Our customers will state an AGMA or ISO spec that the spline shall conform to. We copy & paste that requirement into PO.

We then purchase a gage from our 17025 Accredited facility & they send along with it a c-of-c that says it conforms to the spec on our PO.

We WILL NOT (nor DO WE WANT) to be in the business of telling a gage manufacturer how to make a gage.

If gages worked and all of a sudden they're binding up, it is now time for re-certification. Gages will wear quickly due to the types of materials being used (especially ones with a tight fit)
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DAN_M over 2 years ago

My company is a precision gear/spline manufacturer

Our customers will state an AGMA or ISO spec that the spline shall conform to. We copy & paste that requirement into PO.

We then purchase a gage from our 17025 Accredited facility & they send along with it a c-of-c that says it conforms to the spec on our PO.

We WILL NOT (nor DO WE WANT) to be in the business of telling a gage manufacturer how to make a gage.

If gages worked and all of a sudden they're binding up, it is now time for re-certification. Gages will wear quickly due to the types of materials being used (especially ones with a tight fit)
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