Someret
Precision machining and assembled subassemblies for industrial customers across multiple sectors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Someret
Someret provides precision machining for individual parts, production runs and assembled subassemblies. Its equipment includes CNC machining centres and lathes, wire EDM, milling and grinding machines, and measurement tools.
Its customers operate in nuclear, defence, aerospace, offshore, naval, medical, electronics, construction equipment, industrial equipment, aluminium and robotics sectors. It accepts plans or files for quotation.
Someret was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Savas-Mépin, France. The company reports a team of 18 people.
Product: Precision machining of parts and production runs, including assembled subassemblies.
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