Broaching machine manufacturer meets customer needs — from design to training and beyond

Ohio Broach & Machine Company has more than 55 years of experience in engineering broaching machines and tooling. The Willoughby, Ohio-based company can design and build standalone or transfer type machines with manual, semi-automatic or automatic options to meet its customers’ specific requirements.  

“Our engineering staff can design the perfect vertical surface, horizontal, continuous, pot, table up or pull down broaching machine for any application,” the company says. “This complete broaching equipment solution also includes thorough tryout at our plant and yours, with on-site training of your personnel, as well as comprehensive operation and maintenance manuals.”

Tool design is a collaborative effort, working with customers to determine the required design parameters for the broach tooling. Based on information supplied by the customer and reviews with the company’s design team and tooling staff, Ohio Broach & Machine Company can create high-quality, durable tooling to perform the broaching task required.  The primary objective is to provide the customer with tools that will outperform any competing design on number of pieces broached between sharpening, and total number of pieces per life of the tool.  

Ohio Broach & Machine Company takes pride in its quality of design, manufacture and maintenance of the machines and tooling it manufactures. Its facility is ISO 9001:2008 certified and the company is a member in good standing with the Association for Manufacturing Technology, Society of Manufacturing Engineers, and American Society of Mechanical Engineers.  

The company has been innovative in providing unique solutions to its customers’ broaching problems. It has provided many progressive solutions to various broaching applications that have given an advantageous edge to the customer. For more information about its custom broach equipment, and design and engineering services, contact Ohio Broach & Machine Company. 

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