Vertical pull type broaching machines are specialized tools used for precision metalworking operations, specifically the process of broaching. Broaching is a machining technique that involves removing material from the workpiece using a toothed cutting tool called a broach. In vertical pull type broaching machines, the workpiece is held stationary while the broach is pulled vertically through it to create precise internal shapes such as keyways, splines, and other intricate profiles.

These machines consist of a sturdy frame, a hydraulic or mechanical pulling mechanism, and a tool holding system that securely holds the broach. Vertical pull type broaching machines are capable of producing accurate and consistent results due to their controlled pulling motion and specialized tooling. They find applications in industries like automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing, where precise internal shapes are essential for components such as gears, shafts, and other parts. These machines embody the fusion of engineering precision and metal removal, showcasing how specialized tools can achieve intricate machining operations with efficiency and accuracy.