Setap Ouest
Industrial automation and electrical engineering services for manufacturers and industrial operators
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Setap Ouest
SETAP OUEST is an industrial engineering firm that studies, designs, renovates and develops production equipment. Its services include automation and electrical engineering studies, robotics studies, system audits, and electrical and automation retrofits.
It serves industrial projects across France, particularly in western France, and abroad. Its activity areas include aerospace, materials handling, mechanical engineering, oil, food processing, furniture and automotive industries.
The company is headquartered in Chanverrie, France, and was founded in 2005.
Product: Industrial engineering services covering automation, electrical engineering, robotics, system audits and production-equipment retrofits.
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