Notching machines
Garboli Range abrasive-belt notching machines shape tube and profile ends to fit a mating component. The joint geometry determines the notch and workpiece angle, while the clamping arrangement keeps the part positioned against the belt. Dedicated configurations cover tubes, bars and selected profiles. Some machines also offer complementary groove or belt-grinding functions, which remain distinct from producing the end notch.
NOK 150
Notching machines
NOK 150
Notching and belt grinding machine
Belt notching for straight and angled joints
A notched tube end follows the geometry of the part it will meet. Controlled presentation to the abrasive belt and adjustable support produce straight or inclined joints. The workpiece remains secure while the abrasive produces the defined shape. The Range also includes arrangements for grooves and related belt work, extending the operation beyond the tube end.
For the corresponding workpiece geometries, the Range applications for square and rectangular profiles connect profile shape with the machining method. The broader portfolio of Garboli metal notching machines covers the family across its applications.
Repeatability in metal fabrication
Stable clamping and controlled belt contact help reproduce the intended notch across repeated components. Robust construction and adjustable support serve different joint geometries and workpiece handling methods. Where the manufacturing route also calls for edge cleaning, notching and deburring remain distinct operations. For details on the notching machines and the joint profiles they can produce, contact the Garboli team.
Frequently asked questions
The workpiece is clamped at the angle required by the joint. Controlled presentation to the belt forms the mating profile at the tube or compatible profile end.
Selected configurations can process these profiles with suitable clamping and contact. Workpiece dimensions and joint geometry determine compatibility.
No. They are complementary functions offered on selected configurations. Notching forms the joint profile; each additional operation needs its own suitable setup.
