Vertical push type broaching machines are specialized machining tools used for the precision shaping of internal surfaces in workpieces. Unlike the vertical pull type, in which the broach is pulled through the workpiece, the vertical push type broaching machines push the broach vertically into the workpiece to create accurate and intricate internal profiles such as keyways, splines, and more.

These machines consist of a robust frame, a hydraulic or mechanical pushing mechanism, and a broach holder to securely hold the cutting tool. The workpiece is held in place while the broach is pushed down, removing material and creating the desired shape. Vertical push type broaching machines are known for their ability to achieve high precision and consistency, making them crucial in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing, where intricate internal shapes are essential for functional components. These machines exemplify the synergy of engineering innovation and material removal techniques, showcasing how specialized tools can produce complex internal profiles with accuracy and efficiency.