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How to identify a Zerol bevel gear from a drawing?

Check the technical requirements or tooth parameter annotations on the drawing:

If βₘ = 0°​ or Spiral angle = 0°​ is explicitly marked, then it is a Zerol.

If the tooth trace appears curved in the top view (not straight), but the spiral angle is unmarked or labeled as “Zerol type”​ or “Gleason Zerol”, it can also be identified as a Zerol.

If it is marked as “Straight bevel gear“, then it is not a Zerol.

If no marking is present, identification can be made by measuring the curvature of the tooth trace or by consulting the original design.