Mecout
Industrial machining, mechanical assembly and equipment maintenance for businesses in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Mecout
MECOUT provides industrial machining, mechanical assembly, maintenance and repair of industrial equipment. Its capabilities include CNC and conventional milling and turning, wire and sinker EDM, grinding, assembly and reconditioning.
The company serves businesses, including customers in the automotive and other industrial sectors. It is based in Millery, Rhône, and has operated since 1981.
Product: Industrial machining, mechanical assembly, reconditioning, and maintenance and repair of industrial equipment.
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