Oxytemps 33
Industrial steel cutting and fabrication services for professionals and industrial companies
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Oxytemps 33
Oxytemps 33 cuts industrial steel parts using oxy-fuel, high-definition plasma and laser processes. Services also include drilling, tapping, chamfering and finishing, with custom parts and small production runs.
It serves professional and industrial customers. The company is based in Ayguemorte-les-Graves near Bordeaux and has worked in steel cutting since 2006; it became independent in 2017.
Product: Custom and small-series industrial steel parts made through oxy-fuel, plasma HD and laser cutting, with drilling, tapping, chamfering and finishing.
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