A.T.I.N (Atelier Tolerie Industrielle Nantais)
Industrial sheet-metal fabrication and mechanical assembly for manufacturers across sectors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About A.T.I.N (Atelier Tolerie Industrielle Nantais)
A.T.I.N fabricates welded parts and mechanical assemblies from steel, stainless steel, aluminium, and profiles, using customer drawings or its own design work. Services include forming, plasma cutting, welding, tooling, and stainless-steel bead blasting.
It serves customers in industrial refrigeration, agricultural machinery, electrical, rail, food-processing, construction, automotive, robotics, and other sectors. The company is based in Les Sorinières, France, and took over BONNIN TOLERIE INDUSTRIELLE’s activities in October 2021.
Product: Custom sheet-metal parts, welded assemblies, and mechanical assemblies, with design, forming, cutting, welding, and finishing services.
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