Moteurs Alexandre
Custom electric motors and geared motors for industrial customers and equipment manufacturers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Moteurs Alexandre
Moteurs Alexandre designs and manufactures universal motors, permanent-magnet motors and geared motors, including custom designs developed to customer specifications. Its work spans design, prototyping, testing and production, from individual units to large series.
The company serves industrial applications including rail, materials handling, home automation and electrical equipment. It manufactures in Saint-Georges-sur-Eure, France, and was founded in 1962.
Product: Designs and manufactures universal motors, permanent-magnet motors and geared motors, including custom products.
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