Bemts
Electric motor winding, repair and maintenance services for industrial and other customers in La Couronne, France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Bemts
Bemts provides electrical motor winding, balancing, vibration analysis, laser alignment and maintenance services. It also sells motors, gearmotors, industrial and consumer pumps, and spare parts.
Its customers include industrial businesses, public administrations, tradespeople and individuals. Services include on-site work, equipment collection and delivery, and access to motors and stators for urgent repairs or loan.
Founded in 1979, Bemts is based in La Couronne, France, and has 10–19 employees.
Product: Electrical motor winding, repair and maintenance, alongside sales of motors, pumps and spare parts.
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