Martof
Mechanical design and prototyping services for businesses developing physical products
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Martof
Martof provides mechanical engineering design, 3D modeling, product styling, prototypes and technical documentation to support product development and manufacturing.
The company is based in Orivesi, Finland, and was founded in 2010. Its services also include maintenance and repair of earthmoving machinery.
Product: Mechanical design, 3D modeling, product styling, prototyping, technical documentation, and earthmoving machinery maintenance and repair.
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