Tradex Diffusion
Manufacturer of ropes, twines and related hardware for business customers across France and Europe
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Tradex Diffusion
Tradex Diffusion manufactures and custom-packages ropes and twines, and sells chains, cables, accessories, springs, piano wire and straightened bars. Products include synthetic and natural-fibre cordage, with made-to-order options.
The company serves customers seeking stocked products or custom manufacturing and packaging. Its range includes the Flandria, La Cordeline and Malsor brands.
Founded in 2007, Tradex Diffusion is headquartered in Cambrai, France. It delivers across France and to major European countries.
Product: Manufactures and distributes ropes, twines, chains, cables, springs, accessories and related metal products, with custom packaging and production.
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