Fonderie de la Varenne
Aluminium and copper-alloy foundry producing castings for mechanical, industrial, artistic, decorative and restoration projects
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Fonderie de la Varenne
Fonderie de la Varenne casts aluminium and copper alloys using sand and permanent-mould processes. Services include project studies, tooling, prototyping, production runs, machining, heat treatment and surface treatment.
It produces mechanical, industrial, artistic, decorative and restoration parts, and works with customers on projects from raw castings to broader finished-part services. The company is based in Chisseaux, France, and has operated since 1959.
Product: Foundry services and aluminium or copper-alloy castings, with machining and finishing options.
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