Bignon
Print finishing services for businesses and individuals in Bobigny and Île-de-France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Bignon
BIGNON provides print finishing, including mounting, die-cutting, folding, binding, assembly and surface treatments for printed materials.
It serves professional and individual customers in Bobigny and across Île-de-France. Services are provided on a project basis.
BIGNON SA is headquartered in Bobigny, France. The registry records its founding in 1963; the company describes its business as spanning three generations and states it has operated since 1958.
Product: Print finishing services including mounting, cutting, folding, binding, assembly and surface treatments.
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