CNC Broach Re-sharpening Machine for Round & Flat Broaches

 


Broach Re-sharpening Machine for Round & Flat Broaches

Model S – 3 S – 6 S – 9
Max. Length of Broach between Centre 800, 1500, 1800
Max. Sharpening Length 600, 1300, 1600
Height of Centre 140, 155, 155
Max. Diameter of Broach 80, 160, 160
Max. Width of Flat Broach 140, 160, 160
Max. Height of Flat Broach 75, 100, 100
Table Surface Dimensions 1270 x 280, 2182 x 330, 2430 x 330


Broaching is a high-precision machining process in which a multi-tooth cutting tool (the broach) removes material in a single pass to produce accurate internal or external profiles—splines, keyways, hex, square holes, serrations, turbine slots, and many automotive transmission features. Because a broach contains dozens to hundreds of progressively rising teeth, even a small amount of wear affects size, finish, and tool life.
That is why broach re-sharpening is not just maintenance — it is a critical production operation.

Steelmans Broaches, an Indian manufacturer and exporter of broaching tools and machines, produces dedicated broach re-sharpening machines designed to restore worn broaches to original geometry while preserving tooth progression and accuracy.



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