Zincal
Surface treatment services for industrial customers, including zinc plating, anodizing and powder coating in Toulouse
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Zincal
Zincal provides metal surface treatments, including electro-zinc plating, SurTec 650 conversion for aluminium, anodizing and powder coating. These processes protect or finish steel and aluminium parts.
The company serves industrial customers requiring surface treatment. It operates two nearby production sites in Toulouse, with production space totaling 1,200 m², and recruits production operators.
Founded in 1973 as a family business, Zincal is headquartered in Toulouse, France. Its services expanded to include anodizing in 1980, powder coating in 1985 and SurTec 650 in 2012.
Product: Metal surface-treatment services, including electro-zinc plating, aluminium conversion, anodizing and powder coating.
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