Abc Prototype
Electronic prototyping, cable harness assembly and test tooling for industrial customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Abc Prototype
ABC Prototype builds electronic prototypes, including surface-mount and conventional circuit-board assembly, small-series manufacturing and repair, test tooling, and special-machine wiring. It also assembles electromechanical subassemblies, harnesses, cabinets and enclosures.
The company serves customers in aerospace, industry, automotive, medical and telecommunications, offering project feasibility support and prototyping services. ABC Prototype is based in Colomiers, France, and was founded in 2002.
Product: Electronic prototyping, circuit-board assembly and repair, test tooling, special-machine wiring, and cable harness assembly.
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