Engrenages Richard
Precision gear cutting and grinding for aviation, motorsport, machinery and other industrial sectors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Engrenages Richard
Engrenages Richard manufactures precision gears in Argenteuil, providing gear cutting, tooth and spline grinding, CNC shaping and gear inspection. Its capabilities include assembly of parts and custom production.
The company serves customers in aviation, motorsport, printing and packaging machinery, public works equipment and medical industries. It is a family business founded in 1999 and holds ISO 9001 certification.
Product: Precision gears and related manufacturing services, including gear cutting, grinding, CNC shaping, inspection and assembly.
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