Viktech
Precision machining, industrial assembly and custom machinery for demanding industrial markets
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Viktech
VIKTECH provides precision machining, welding, electrical discharge machining, mechanical assembly and custom industrial machines and test benches. It produces individual parts and small to medium series, and provides metrology and pressure and helium testing.
Its work serves industrial, energy, defense and luxury markets. The company was founded in 1980 and is based in Pirey, France; it was integrated into Novare Industries in 2019 and renamed from MEGEP to VIKTECH in 2026.
Product: Precision-machined parts, industrial assemblies, custom machines and test benches, with welding and inspection services.
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