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LACMIL

Le Havre, France

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LACMIL is a French company with more than 50 years of experience in the field of industrial mechanics. The company employs over 80 qualified specialists and operates a 6,000 square meter machining workshop in Le Havre, featuring a 30-ton crane capacity and a cavity height of 13 meters. LACMIL offers services such as welding, machining, anti-corrosion treatments, assembly in the workshops, and functional testing. The company works with various machine models including milling machines from Hartford and Okuma, as well as turning machines from Seiki and Doosan. Since 1970, LACMIL has been a leading provider in the construction and restoration of mechanical equipment with an annual turnover of 11 million euros.

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