AP3M
Manufacturer of Thermopack and Frigopack thermovinification units for wine producers, based in Izon near Bordeaux
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About AP3M
AP3M designs and builds thermovinification equipment, including the ThermoPack, ThermoPack Compact and FrigoPack devices used in wine production.
Its customers are wine professionals; the website states that more than 300 wine professionals use its equipment. The site also lists rental of equipment and thermoregulation products among its offerings.
The company is a SARL founded in 2013 with its workshops in Izon, Gironde, near Bordeaux. Its ThermoPack range won a bronze medal at the Trophée de l'Innovation of Vinitech Virtual 2020.
Product: ThermoPack, ThermoPack Compact and FrigoPack thermovinification devices for wine production.
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