Cablage Sud Loire
Industrial automation design, electrical cabinet manufacturing and machine wiring for businesses in the Pays de la Loire region
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Cablage Sud Loire
Câblage Sud Loire designs and installs industrial automation systems, including electrical schematics, cabinet wiring and programmable controller programming. It also cuts and drills electrical cabinet panels in its workshop.
The company provides automation and wiring services to businesses across industries, from design through installation. It is based in Saint-Lumine-de-Clisson, France, and was founded in 1994.
Product: Industrial automation design and installation, electrical cabinets, machine wiring and panel machining.
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