Baillehaiche
Sells, manufactures, repairs and verifies weighing instruments for businesses and laboratories in Brittany
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Baillehaiche
Baillehaiche distributes and manufactures weighing instruments, including commercial, industrial and precision scales, weighbridges and integrated weighing systems. It also repairs and verifies weighing equipment.
Its customers include businesses in food processing, industry, retail, laboratories and transport. The company is based in Saint-Malo and serves Brittany and neighboring departments; it was founded in 1987.
Product: Weighing instruments and systems, with distribution, manufacturing, repair and verification services.
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