Isermeca
Designs and builds diamond-wire cutting machines for civil engineering, steel construction and nuclear decommissioning operators
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Isermeca
ISERMECA develops and manufactures machine tools for cutting in industrial, building and nuclear applications, including diamond-wire machines for large civil-engineering and steel structures.
Its machines are used in several European countries, particularly for nuclear decommissioning of facilities and buildings. The company is based in Montalieu-Vercieu, France; registry facts give a 2012 founding date, while the company states it was founded in 1986.
Product: Designs and manufactures machine tools, including diamond-wire cutting machines for large steel and civil-engineering structures.
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