PRECIA MOLEN

Industrial weighing equipment and batch dosing systems for agriculture, mining, food and process plants since 1951

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  • Hiring28 open roles
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-29
  • Salary transparent20 of 28 open roles list a salary

About PRECIA MOLEN

PRECIA MOLEN designs and manufactures industrial weighing equipment, including weighbridges, belt scales, hopper and tank weighing systems, laboratory balances and weighing platforms. It also offers batch dosing and formulation solutions, and its mechanical, electronic and software design offices build custom systems. Maintenance of weighing instruments is provided through Precia Molen Service.

Customers are industrial sectors including agriculture, mining and construction, agro-industry, process industries, manufacturing, logistics and transport, waste management and energy. Batch dosing solutions are also offered for the food, chemical, pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. The company sells weighing hardware, engineered systems and maintenance services.

The company was founded in 1951 and is headquartered in Veyras, France. It states that it operates in more than 100 countries, with production spread across four continents. Current job openings include R&D, electronics, mechanical engineering, quality and applications roles, and many maintenance technician positions at sites across France.

Product: Weighbridges, belt scales, hopper and tank weighing systems, laboratory balances, batch dosing systems, and instrument maintenance services.

Jobs at PRECIA MOLEN (28)

PRECIA MOLEN is hiring for 28 roles, mostly in manufacturing, based in Veyras. One is remote.

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