ZACH SERVIS
Industrial automation, machine design and metalworking services for companies
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About ZACH SERVIS
Zach servis provides industrial automation, machine design, metalworking and spare-parts manufacturing. Its work includes designing and building workstations, installing PLC systems, making fixtures, modernizing existing workstations and producing parts from customer-supplied documentation.
The company serves businesses seeking custom industrial engineering and manufacturing work. It traces its operations to a machine-manufacturing business continued in 2004 and is registered in Lodhéřov.
Product: Custom industrial automation, workstation design and construction, metalworking, and spare-parts manufacturing services.
Jobs at ZACH SERVIS
Leadership
- Aleš Hájek · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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