Alu Pliage
Custom metal fabrication and online ordering for construction businesses, industrial customers and individuals in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Alu Pliage
Alu Pliage manufactures custom aluminium and steel parts through folding, profiling and punching, and offers online design and ordering.
Its customers include construction professionals, builders, farmers, industrial businesses and individuals. Services include industrial subcontracting, technical support and delivery to worksites or homes.
The company was founded in 2017 and operates its workshop in Pluguffan, France, serving Brittany and customers across France.
Product: Custom aluminium and steel parts made by folding, profiling and punching, with online design and ordering.
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