Micro Mecanique
Precision machining and manufacturing of mechanical parts for industrial sectors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Micro Mecanique
Micro Mécanique provides precision machining and produces mechanical parts, assemblies, and production or inspection tooling, from prototypes to small and medium series.
Its customers operate in medical, luxury, aerospace, research, electronics, automotive, and other industrial sectors. The company is based in Fontaine, France, and was founded in 2001.
Product: Precision machining and production of mechanical parts, assemblies, and tooling from prototypes to small and medium series.
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