Alpax
Custom metal fabrication for businesses, individuals and public authorities in Savoie, France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Alpax
Alpax designs and manufactures custom metal projects, including industrial sheet-metal work, metalwork, laser cutting and TIG/MIG welding. Its products include tanks, welded assemblies, stairs, railings and metal structures.
It serves businesses, individuals and public authorities, providing project study and advice through fabrication. The company is based in Barby, France, and the registry records its founding in 2006.
Product: Custom metal fabrication, including industrial sheet-metal work, metalwork, laser cutting and welding.
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