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Various manufacturing processes are used to create bevel gears. Unlike cylindrical gears, the tooth length forms and tooth depth forms differ according to which manufacturing process is used. In particular, the process used to manufacture spiral teeth bevel gears uses a multitude of terms, the most important of which are described below.

The most important differences are shown in the tooth length form, which can be manufactured as circular pitch (face milling procedure), epicycloid or involute toothings (face hobbing procedure). Circular pitched teeth are the result of the face milling principle. Here, every gap is milled separately and then the gear is rotated further by the width of that tooth space. Epicycloid toothing is used by Oerlikon and Klingelnberg. In this process the gear rotates constantly during the milling process. Only the palloid manufacturing process is used to create the involute tooth length form.