Sojac Industrie

Precision machining and custom mechanical parts for industrial businesses

Plaisance, FranceFounded 1978sojac-industrie.frWebsite technologies

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09

About Sojac Industrie

Sojac Industrie manufactures and reproduces custom mechanical parts, providing precision machining services for industrial projects.

The company serves professional customers across various industrial sectors. It is based in Plaisance, Dordogne, France, and was founded in 1978.

Product: Precision machining and custom manufacture and reproduction of mechanical parts.

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