Samuel I. Cone patents the double-enveloping worm gear, and the Michigan Tool Company establishes the Cone Drive Division.
Cone Drive opens its first plant in Detroit.
The HP Product line is launched, expanding Cone Drive's role in power transmission applications.
Cone Drive relocates operations from Detroit to Traverse City, cementing the city as its headquarters.
A new facility opens in Ludington, Michigan, expanding Cone Drive's manufacturing capabilities.
Cone Drive advances its double-enveloping technology by introducing an adjustable, zero-backlash gearset.
Cone Drive enters the solar energy market, delivering precision motion control solar tracking solutions.
Cone Drive expands globally and breaks into the slew drive and slew bearing market.
Cone Drive launches a hygienic IP69K stainless steel servo and NEMA gearboxes, tailored for the food and beverage industry.
for Robotics and Automation
Cone Drive Harmonic Solutions® goes live, enabling new applications in the robotics and automation sectors.
Cone Drive is acquired by The Timken Company, accelerating our global reach and capabilities.
with Timken's Spinea Acquisition
Timken acquires Spinea, adding cycloidal gearing technology to the Cone Drive product portfolio.
of Innovation and Excellence
Cone Drive proudly celebrates 100 years of engineering excellence and innovation.