Garboli machines grind and finish the flat faces of square and rectangular metal profiles through dedicated configurations. The workpiece must be presented so the selected side receives the required abrasive treatment. Width, thickness, length and surface condition determine the working path. Corners, ends and holes have separate requirements; the profile shape does not imply that every machine processes all faces or operations in one pass.
All the Machines that work with square and rectangular profile
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
ROTOR 200 WET
ROTOR 200 WET
Flat faces, corners and repeated sections
A square or rectangular profile presents several faces around one component. Surface treatment may follow the length of a face, move across adjacent sides or, where a suitable configuration is provided, address a specified edge. Dedicated workpiece support and abrasive contact help maintain the specified result along repeated profiles. Grinding machines address preparation and material removal; metal finishing machines develop the final texture across the Garboli portfolio.
The section geometry also influences hole placement and any work carried out at the profile end. Where the component requires it, Garboli drilling machines cover holes in the selected face. These are separate operations with dedicated machine arrangements.
Profile finishing within the Garboli lines
The Garboli Range machines for square and rectangular profiles focus on that line’s finishing applications. The general portfolio brings profile work together with other shaped metal components while preserving the distinction between a flat face, a corner and a tube-like section.
For information about the machines and surface results suited to your profile geometry, contact the Garboli team.
Frequently asked questions
Not necessarily. Face access, working units and the feed path determine whether several sides can be treated together or require separate stages.
No. Surface finishing and drilling are separate operations with dedicated configurations, even when they belong to the same manufacturing route.
Width, thickness, length, material, incoming surface and the faces or edges to be treated determine the required support and tools.
