Sputtering France
Vacuum metallisation services for plastic, glass and alloy products in the fragrance, cosmetics and spirits industries
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Sputtering France
Sputtering France provides vacuum metallisation by cathodic sputtering for plastic, glass and alloy products. Its services include customised metallisation to enhance product appearance.
The company serves businesses in the fragrance, cosmetics, alcohol and spirits sectors. Its registered seat is in Épône, France, and it was founded in 1988.
Product: Custom vacuum metallisation by cathodic sputtering for plastic, glass and alloy products.
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