Pienkonehuolto Mikto
Maintenance and repair of power tools and small pneumatic and combustion-engine machines, with spare parts, in Paippinen, Finland
About Pienkonehuolto Mikto
Pienkonehuolto Mikto Oy is a service workshop specialising in maintenance and repair of power tools and of pneumatic and combustion-engine small machines. It also sells spare parts and accessories.
The company offers pickup and transport of devices for servicing on request, arranged separately. Its business is local repair and servicing with spare-part sales.
Pienkonehuolto Mikto Oy was founded in 2017 and its service point is located in Paippinen in Sipoo, Finland.
Product: Repair and maintenance services for power tools, pneumatic tools and combustion-engine small machines, plus spare parts and accessories.
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