Um-HPM
Precision CNC machining and tooling for companies in aerospace, rail, energy, defense and other industries
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Um-HPM
UM-HPM provides precision machining, including CNC milling, turning and EDM, as well as tooling, finishing and engineering services. It produces parts and tooling in small and medium series and handles a range of materials and dimensions.
Its customers are industrial companies in aerospace, nuclear, defense, rail, energy, food and tooling sectors. The company is based in Bordes, France, and was founded in 2017.
Product: Precision machining, tooling, finishing and engineering services, including CNC milling, turning and EDM.
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