Processelec
Industrial automation, electrical engineering and machine retrofits for manufacturers in the Loire region of France
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Processelec
Processelec designs and integrates industrial automation systems and modernizes production equipment. Its services include electrical studies and schematics, control cabinet wiring, PLC and HMI programming, installation and commissioning, and retrofits.
It serves industrial companies with machines and production lines. Processelec is based in Montbrison, France, and was founded in 2003.
Product: Industrial automation, electrical engineering, control cabinet integration, PLC and HMI programming, commissioning, and machine retrofit services.
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