Quadritec
Designs and builds custom turnkey machinery for industrial businesses, with mechanical, electrical, automation and robotics services
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2023
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Quadritec
Quadritec designs and builds custom machinery from customer specifications, including mechanical and electrical design, assembly, wiring, automation programming, commissioning and installation. It also provides mechanical, industrial electrical, automation and robotics services.
The company serves businesses seeking custom production equipment and related technical services. It is based in Saint-Remy, France, and was founded in 2023.
Product: Custom turnkey machinery design and build, plus mechanical, industrial electrical, automation and robotics services.
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