MGF Integration
Stainless-steel cleanroom furniture and integration services for industrial customers with sensitive production environments
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About MGF Integration
MGF Integration designs and supplies stainless-steel furniture, workstations and storage for cleanrooms and grey rooms. Its services include mechanical and electrical integration, installation, commissioning and maintenance.
The company collaborates with customers on product design and assembles its products in the Grenoble area of France. Its workstations and cabinets include ESD-protective features for electronics manufacturing.
Product: Stainless-steel cleanroom furniture and workstations, plus mechanical integration, installation and maintenance services.
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