Zyto
Sharpening, repair and custom cutting-tool manufacturing for industrial and woodworking businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Zyto
ZYTO sharpens, maintains, repairs, designs and manufactures standard and custom cutting tools, including milling and drilling tools, saw blades and PCD tools. It also sells selected tools and equipment.
Customers include industrial companies, woodworking businesses, artisans and their subcontractors. Collection and delivery routes serve professionals in parts of France and the neighbouring German region.
The company is based in Soultz-sous-Forêts, France. The website states that it has operated there since 1968; registry facts give a founding date of 1976.
Product: Cutting-tool sharpening, repair, design and manufacture, alongside sales of selected tools and equipment.
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