HARSLE V grooving machines cut precision V-shaped grooves into sheet metal, allowing clean, sharp 90° bends without a press brake — ideal for cabinetry, elevator panels, signage, and architectural cladding. HARSLE offers two series built for different production styles: the vertical ProGroove for precision, flexible-format work, and the horizontal EcoGroove for high-volume, large-sheet batch processing.
| Series | Structure | Best For | Sheet Thickness | Sizes Available |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ProGroove | Vertical | High-precision decorative work, elevator panels, signage, architectural cladding | 0.4-8mm | 1516, 1532, 1542, 1560 |
| EcoGroove | Horizontal (Gantry) | High-volume batch processing, curtain wall fabrication, large-format panels | 0.4-5mm | 1232, 1260, 1532, 1560 |
What's the difference between vertical and horizontal V grooving machines?
Vertical machines (ProGroove) orient the blade vertically for a compact footprint and even force distribution, well suited to precision work on moderate sheet sizes. Horizontal/gantry machines (EcoGroove) use a larger gantry structure built for oversized sheets and continuous high-volume batch production.
How accurate is a HARSLE V grooving machine?
Worktable flatness ranges from ±0.01mm on the ProGroove series to ±0.03mm on the EcoGroove series, ensuring consistent groove depth and clean, repeatable folds across the full sheet.
What materials can be V-grooved?
HARSLE V grooving machines are designed for sheet metal — including stainless steel, mild steel, and aluminium — within each model's rated thickness range.
What is the typical delivery time?
Lead times vary by model and current production schedule. Contact us with your required specification for an accurate delivery estimate.
What warranty does HARSLE provide?
HARSLE machines carry a standard manufacturer's warranty covering parts and workmanship. Contact us for full warranty terms on your selected model.
What is the advantage of V-grooving before bending?
V-grooving removes material along the bend line before folding, producing a sharp, consistent 90° corner with a smaller inside radius than standard air bending — popular for furniture, cabinetry, and architectural panel work where a crisp edge matters.
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