Idprod
Precision machining and fabrication of custom parts for industrial customers, from prototypes to small production runs
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Idprod
idPROD designs and manufactures precision-machined parts, including one-off pieces, prototypes and small series. Processes include CNC milling and turning, wire EDM, 3D printing, assembly and inspection, as well as welded assemblies and subassemblies.
The company serves industrial customers across multiple sectors, including large industrial groups. Its services also cover custom projects through a partner network, such as special-purpose machines, large-part machining, bar turning and surface treatment.
Founded in 2015, IDPROD is headquartered in Ploermel, France.
Product: Custom precision-machined parts, prototypes and small production runs, plus welded assemblies and related manufacturing services.
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