Solentis
Designs, builds and installs industrial equipment made from synthetic materials for industrial customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Solentis
Solentis designs, manufactures and installs industrial equipment made from synthetic materials. Its products include access equipment, safety barriers and gates, fall-protection hatches and grilles, flooring and support structures, and decantation components.
Solentis is a subsidiary of GDP and is based in Montendre, France. It was founded in 2002.
Product: Industrial equipment made from synthetic materials, including access, safety, covering and decantation components.
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