Ar'modelages
Creates models, tooling and prototypes for foundries, manufacturers and craft businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Ar'modelages
Ar'Modelages makes patterns, models and tooling for cast-metal parts and thermoforming moulds. It also produces ceramic models and prototypes using traditional hand methods or CNC machining.
Its customers include foundries, food-sector businesses, tile makers, decorative-products makers and concrete-parts manufacturers. The company is based in Melay, France, and was founded in 2003.
Product: Custom models, patterns, tooling, thermoforming moulds and prototypes made by hand or CNC machining.
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