Plastilim
Custom plastic injection-moulded parts and tooling for businesses and individuals
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Plastilim
Plastilim manufactures custom plastic parts and tooling, including injection moulding, plastic machining and cutting. It also makes products in aluminium and steel and provides woodworking services.
Its customers include businesses and individuals, and it produces parts both individually and in series. The company is based in Cheronnac, France, and was founded in 1996.
Product: Custom plastic parts and tooling, made through injection moulding, machining and cutting, with aluminium and steel fabrication.
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