This VAL.MEC Advance 600.4 is a laboratory machine — sometimes referred to as a finishing or surface-treatment test unit — designed for brushing, texturing, and surface processing of workpieces in a controlled, repeatable way. VAL.MEC is an Italian manufacturer known for producing brushing and surface-finishing machinery used in woodworking, furniture production, and related industries. This particular unit is a used example from 2023, currently located in Germany, and carries CE marking.
The machine is configured with four aggregates arranged in sequence. The first is a random-system saw-cut aggregate equipped with saw-cut optics, used to introduce a structured grain or texture into the workpiece surface. This is followed by three brush units: a metal brush with a diameter of 220 mm, a Tynex brush with a grit of 60 and a diameter of 220 mm, and a second Tynex brush with a finer grit of 120 and a diameter of 220 mm. This progression — from the structured cut through coarse and then medium Tynex brushing — allows a staged surface treatment that can open grain, remove fibres, or achieve controlled ageing and finishing effects.
The working width is 600 mm and the working height is 220 mm, with a minimum workpiece length of 250 mm. Height adjustment is carried out by handwheel, and height position is indicated by a mechanical counter. Feed speed is variable between 4 and 12 metres per minute, giving the operator control over the intensity of the surface treatment.
Power is distributed across three motors: the saw-cut aggregate is driven by a 1.1 kW motor, the brush units collectively draw 4 kW, and the feed drive is rated at 0.37 kW. The machine stands 1,600 mm tall. According to the seller's notes, the machine is not currently available for immediate inspection on-site.
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