Formes CB
Custom laser cutting dies and tools for French printing, packaging and material-processing professionals
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Formes CB
FORMES CB designs and manufactures custom cutting dies and tools for paper, cardboard, foam, rubber and leather. Services include technical design, prototypes and laser or digital cutting.
It serves printers, packaging and display manufacturers, communication agencies, tanners, artisans and industrial businesses. The company is based in Paris and was founded in 2011; its website describes the business as having operated since 1980.
Product: Custom cutting dies and tools, with design, prototyping and laser or digital cutting services.
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