A.U.P.G.
Custom plastic and composite machining for professional customers across France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About A.U.P.G.
A.U.P.G. manufactures custom plastic and composite parts using machining, milling, turning, cutting and resin 3D printing for prototypes.
It serves professional customers in sectors including food processing, automotive, scientific and medical equipment, agriculture, electrical industry, handling, transport and public works. The company offers production for medium and large series.
A.U.P.G. is based in Jonage, France, and was founded in 2015. It presents its services to customers throughout France.
Product: Custom plastic and composite parts made through machining, milling, turning, cutting and resin 3D printing.
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