Cti Tech
Electromechanical installation, commissioning and maintenance for industrial automation and logistics systems
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Cti Tech
CTI TECH installs, commissions and maintains automated electromechanical systems, including conveyors, barcode identification, weighing, labelling and custom machinery. Services include preventive and corrective maintenance, on-site technical support and intervention documentation.
It serves industrial companies, logistics system manufacturers and suppliers through project work, maintenance contracts and technician assignments. The company is based in Verneuil-L'Étang, France, and was founded in 2015.
Product: Electromechanical installation, commissioning, maintenance and on-site technical support for automated industrial systems.
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