Garboli machines for metal sheets and flat surfaces address two separate requirements: the condition of a cut edge and the finish of the broad face. Brush deburring removes residual burrs, while dedicated grinding and finishing units treat surface marks and texture. Selected configurations can place these operations in one production route, but the required edge or face result determines the machine and tools.
All Machines for Metal Sheets and Flat Surfaces
DUO
Grinding machines
DUO
Multitask grinding machine
GPS Belt
Grinding machines
GPS Belt
Drum belt grinder
GPS Brush
Deburring machines
GPS Brush
Metal sheet brushing machine
GPS Orbital
Deburring machines
GPS Orbital
“Wet” orbital deburring machine
GPS-MODULO
Grinding machines
GPS-MODULO
Wet operated flat grinding machine
EDGE
EDGE
Edge treatment and surface finishing
Sheet-metal cutting and punching can leave burrs along the outline or around worked areas. A brush-based deburring stage removes those residues and can soften the edge. Grinding and abrasive-belt treatment then address marks and the surface texture of the flat face. Where the configuration provides both actions, edge and surface treatment can form part of the same production route.
The Garboli deburring machines explain the burr-removal process across workpiece types. For surface texture, metal finishing machines cover grinding, satin finishing and polishing within the broader portfolio.
Handling flat metal workpieces
Sheet width, thickness and the side to be worked shape the handling and abrasive contact required. Garboli offers machines with dedicated feed and support systems to keep the workpiece steady during repeated treatment. The Garboli Range flat-surface and metal-sheet machines develop this application within that line. The machine family supports consistent edge and surface results in industrial fabrication.
For more information about the machines suited to your sheet-metal or flat-surface application, contact the Garboli team.
Frequently asked questions
Not necessarily. Deburring treats residual material at an edge; face grinding or finishing requires suitable working units and tools.
Yes. Selected configurations and process arrangements include both, with each stage specified for its required result.
Material, width, thickness, shape, initial surface or burr condition and the required edge or face finish determine the selection.




