SM2E
Maintenance and renovation of cooling towers and industrial cooling equipment for businesses in France's Grand Est region
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About SM2E
SM2E maintains, repairs, modernizes and renovates cooling towers, evaporative coolers, heat exchangers and other professional cooling equipment. Services also include cleaning, disinfection, compliance work, replacement units and spare parts.
It serves industrial and commercial sites, working on equipment from different manufacturers and models. SM2E is based in Talange, France, and serves the Grand Est region.
Product: Maintenance, repair, modernization and renovation services for cooling towers and other professional cooling equipment.
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