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Bienvenue chez Naudin

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What Bienvenue chez Naudin does.

Welcome to Naudin, a company located in Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, Department of the Cotentin Peninsula. The company specializes in the hot forging, mechanical welding, precision machining, and tube fabrication. Its main business field is precision-mechanical welding, which combines hot forging, welding, and precision mechanics. Naudin uses a wide range of brands and suppliers in its services, offering various ship and equipment services on the entire French coast. No specific certifications or classes are mentioned, but their capabilities indicate that they are oriented towards high-quality standards.

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