In gearbox manufacturing, mechanical design alone is not sufficient; every stage, from the materials used to the testing processes, must comply with international standards. Standards and certification are the most important indicators proving the product’s reliability, performance, and long service life. For customers, these documents are the assurance that the product they purchase meets globally recognized quality criteria.
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ISO (International Organization for Standardization) ISO 6336: Gear strength calculation methods. ISO 281: Bearing life calculations. ISO 9001: Quality management system standard. |
DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung – Germany) DIN 3990: Gear design and calculations. DIN 5480: Splined shafts and connecting elements. DIN EN ISO 12944: Corrosion protection standards. |
AGMA (American Gear Manufacturers Association – USA) AGMA 2001: Gear strength and durability criteria. AGMA 6000: Industrial gearbox design guideline. |
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CE Certification (European Union) Shows that the machine complies with EU safety, health, and environmental requirements. |
ATEX Certificate It is the safety approval for gearboxes to be used in explosive gas and dust environments. |
Energy Efficiency Standards (IE Codes) Compliance with IE2, IE3, and IE4 energy classifications together with the motors used. |
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Safety Prevention of occupational accidents. |
Quality Assurance Guarantee of long-lasting and reliable products. |
International Compliance Legal acceptance in different countries. |
Customer Trust Brand reputation increases with certified quality. |
Sustainability Meets environmental and energy management criteria. |
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Remak Academy’s Comment:“Each of our gearboxes represents not only engineering excellence, but also the level of quality and safety required by international standards. For Remak, certification is not an obligation; it is a symbol of trust.” |
