Ap Technic
Designs and supplies asphalt, cement-gravel and concrete plants and road-maintenance equipment for construction contractors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Ap Technic
AP Technic designs, manufactures, installs and maintains asphalt-mixing, cement-gravel and concrete plants, emulsion units and crushing equipment. Its products also include road-repair machines and bitumen tanks.
The company serves projects in road construction and public works, offering mobile and fixed equipment configured to customer requirements. It is based in Noyant-Villages, France, and was founded in 2005.
Product: Custom industrial plants and equipment for asphalt, cement-gravel, concrete, emulsion, crushing and road maintenance.
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