Isomeca
Precision machining and custom mechanical engineering services for clients across varied industries
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Isomeca
Isomeca provides precision machining and custom mechanical engineering solutions for client projects, including machining and certification of parts. Its capabilities cover varied formats and materials, with dimensional inspection using a coordinate-measuring machine.
The company serves clients from different industries. It is based in Apprieu and moved to new premises there in December 2024; it states that it has ISO 9001 certification.
Product: Precision machining, custom mechanical solutions, and dimensional inspection and certification of machined parts.
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