A2TEC
Industrial process engineering and automation services for companies modernizing or building industrial facilities
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About A2TEC
A2TEC provides process engineering, industrial automation and control-system services, from design through commissioning. Its work includes PLC and DCS systems, robotics, SCADA, MES, advanced process control and OT cybersecurity.
The company works on new installations, modernizations and performance-improvement projects, including engineering, programming, testing, commissioning and training. It serves industrial customers across sectors including automotive, food processing, chemicals and pharmaceuticals.
Founded in 2022, A2TEC is based in Mâcon and also presents Lillebonne as a location. It serves projects in France and internationally.
Product: Process engineering, industrial automation, control-system integration, commissioning and related technical services.
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