Delvert Mecanique
CNC machining and precision manufacturing for industrial, defense, electronics and motorsport projects
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Delvert Mecanique
Delvert Mécanique provides CNC turning and five-axis milling, prototype design and manufacturing, and related processes including flow forming, heat treatment, laser marking and SLS 3D printing. It also performs maintenance and repair work.
The company serves projects in defense, electronics and motorsport, where confidentiality is required. It is based in Donzenac, France, and was founded in 1995.
Product: CNC machining, prototyping, manufacturing process development, maintenance and repair.
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