The Val.mec Angle 400.2 is a grinding and sharpening machine — specifically a brush deburring and edge-breaking machine — designed to process workpieces by removing burrs, smoothing surfaces, and breaking edges to a consistent finish. Val.mec is an Italian manufacturer known for producing surface finishing and deburring equipment for woodworking, metalworking, and industrial manufacturing applications.
This 2024 machine, currently located in Germany, is offered in used condition and carries CE marking. It has a working width of 400 mm and a working height of 250 mm, with a minimum workpiece length of 250 mm. Height adjustment is carried out by handwheel, and a mechanical counter provides a readable height display for repeatable setup.
The machine is fitted with two brush units, both 220 mm in diameter, centrally adjustable together and each equipped with its own individual fine-adjustment. The first unit carries a wire brush and the second a Tynex brush with an 80-grit abrasive rating. Each brush is driven by a dedicated 3 kW motor, giving a combined brush drive power of 6 kW, while the feed drive is powered by a separate 0.37 kW motor. Feed speed is variable between 4 and 12 m/min, allowing the operator to match throughput to the material and desired finish.
A notable feature of this machine is that the brushes can be pivoted diagonally to the feed direction. This angular positioning produces an edge-breaking action comparable to that of oscillating brush systems, making the machine effective for consistent chamfering and deburring across the workpiece edges without requiring a dedicated oscillating mechanism.
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