Horizontal push type broaching machines are specialized machining tools designed for shaping internal surfaces of workpieces with precision in a horizontal direction. Unlike the horizontal pull type, which pulls the broach through the workpiece, horizontal push type broaching machines push the broach horizontally into the workpiece to create accurate internal profiles such as keyways, splines, and more.

These machines typically feature a sturdy frame, a hydraulic or mechanical pushing mechanism, and a broach holder to securely hold the cutting tool. The workpiece remains stationary while the broach is pushed horizontally, removing material and generating the desired shape. Horizontal push type broaching machines are valued for their ability to achieve high precision and consistency, making them crucial in industries like automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing, where intricate internal shapes are vital for functional components. These machines exemplify the amalgamation of engineering innovation and material removal techniques, showcasing how specialized tools can efficiently and accurately produce complex internal profiles.