Mecarail
Builds rail-track installation and maintenance machinery and tools for railway works teams
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Mecarail
Mecarail designs and manufactures machinery and tools for railway track installation and maintenance. Its product families include machines, lifting and handling equipment, measurement and control tools, tools, and lighting products.
The company develops custom solutions for specific requirements in railway works. It also distributes lighting products.
Mecarail is headquartered in Marines, France, and was founded in 1999. It is a SAS with 1–9 employees.
Product: Machinery, tools, measurement and control equipment, lifting and handling equipment, and lighting products for railway track work.
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