Magi
Lifting and material-handling equipment, accessories, rental and repair for industrial customers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Magi
Magi manufactures and sells lifting and material-handling equipment and accessories, including slings, cables, chains, hoists, winches and special-made products. It also offers rental, maintenance and repair services.
The company serves customers needing standard or specific lifting products and equipment, with service covering their equipment and accessories. Magi operates from Couëron and Le Havre in France.
Product: Manufacture and sale of lifting and material-handling equipment and accessories, plus rental, maintenance and repair.
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