Gearbox inspection checklist for industrial applications

Use STOBER’s seven-step gearbox inspection checklist to check safety, oil leaks, vibration, backlash, lubrication, alignment, and maintenance records.

Stage automation in action: How STOBER powers “The Hunger Games: On Stage”

Discover how STOBER K-Series helical bevel gearboxes help move 26-ton audience seating platforms silently and precisely for the immersive production of The Hunger Games: On Stage.

The highest compliment a gearbox can earn

Discover how STOBER helped a food processor reduce equipment failures, improve uptime and deliver measurable cost savings.

Beyond gray: How to choose the right STOBER paint and coating option for your application

Not all industrial paint is created equal. Compare STOBER’s standard, corrosion-resistant, and Food Duty coating options, including antimicrobial protection for food processing environments.

How to select a servo gearbox for industrial systems

Explore how to select a gearbox with insights on torque, ratio, duty cycle, efficiency, and performance to match your specific application requirements.

How to select the right servo motor for your application

Learn the key factors behind effective servo motor selection, including torque, speed, duty cycle, environment, and system performance requirements.

The hidden cost of “cheap” motors in high-precision machines

Cheap motors rarely fail fast. Learn how low-cost servo motors quietly increase downtime, tuning issues, and total cost of ownership.

Happy retirement, Donnie Black!

Celebrate Donnie Black’s 15-year career at STOBER as he begins retirement, leaving behind a legacy of problem-solving, dedication, and teamwork.

Happy retirement, Jeff Frodge!

Celebrate Jeff Frodge’s nearly 11 years at STOBER as he retires on March 31. Read about his impact on the IT team, favorite memories, advice for employees, and plans for the next chapter.

Selecting gearboxes for robotic & industrial automation systems

 Learn how to choose gearboxes for automation & robotics—planetary, helical, or helical-bevel—based on load, precision, environment & lifecycle cost.