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Anger Sté d'Exploitation
Strasbourg (67)
Strasbourg-based company positioned in general and precision mechanics. Carries out contract machining operations on metal parts on behalf of local manufacturers.
Machining & precision engineering · Strasbourg (67)
Machining Companies in Strasbourg: 6 Listed Workshops
Strasbourg is home to a strong network of industrial subcontractors covering turning, milling and grinding. Each machining company in Strasbourg listed here serves both local and cross-border customers, benefiting from the Alsatian metropolis's border position with Germany. The 6 workshops listed handle both one-off parts and production runs, across sectors as varied as aerospace, automotive and general mechanical engineering.
Ranking updated on August 8, 2026 · per the cnc-machine methodology
6
workshops listed in the area
3
processes (turning, milling, EDM…)
~30 km
radius around the city
67
department
Machining companies in Strasbourg
Ranking of machining and precision-engineering workshops in the area. Each listing shows the processes and materials worked. Contact is made through the central form.
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Codema Industrie
Strasbourg (67)
Precision machining workshop based in Strasbourg, geared towards small and medium repeat batches as well as the manufacture of prototypes and sample parts. Works as an industrial subcontractor for regional clients.
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Constructions Mécaniques Bach & Succ
Strasbourg (67)
Strasbourg-based company specialized in subcontracted machining, milling, precision cutting and profiling of metals. Also carries out the construction and assembly of metal structures.
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Mécanique MSA
Strasbourg (67)
Industrial machining company based in Bas-Rhin, offering CNC and conventional turning and milling. Covers the manufacture of mechanical parts as single units, in small and medium batches for industrial clients in the department.
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MGM
Strasbourg (67)
General and precision mechanics workshop active since 1979, offering custom parts from prototyping to repeat batches. Works notably in the aerospace and automotive sectors.
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Zeller Mécanique de Précision
Bischheim (67)
Family business founded in 1949, based in the Bischheim-Hoenheim industrial zone north of Strasbourg. Specialized in machining unit parts and small batches with a CAM-equipped machine fleet. Works in general and precision mechanics for industrial clients.
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Overview of the processes offered by the listed workshops.
| Workshop | Turning | Milling | EDM | Grinding | Batches |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anger Sté d'Exploitation | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | One-off → Medium batch |
| Codema Industrie | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | One-off → Medium batch |
| Constructions Mécaniques Bach & Succ | ✓ | ✓ | — | ✓ | Small batch → Medium batch |
| Mécanique MSA | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | One-off → Medium batch |
| MGM | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | One-off → Medium batch |
| Zeller Mécanique de Précision | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | One-off → Small batch |
How to choose your machining workshop
Choosing a machining subcontractor depends first on the nature of your part. A part of revolution (shaft, ring, axle) calls for turning; a prismatic part with complex shapes calls for milling, ideally 3 or 5 axes. For shapes impossible to obtain by conventional cutting, EDM becomes necessary.
Check the materials mastered
Not all workshops work the same materials. Aluminium and steel are almost universal; stainless steel, titanium and superalloys require more expertise and suitable tooling, common in aerospace- and medical-oriented workshops.
Match the batch volume
For a prototype or a one-off part, favour a responsive workshop with a design office. For medium or large batches, machine capacity and automation become decisive for the unit price.
Processes & materials available
Workshops in the area cover most material-removal machining processes.
The industrial fabric of Strasbourg
Strasbourg draws on a solid Rhine-valley industrial heritage, shaped by its proximity to the Rhine and long-standing trade links with the German region of Baden-Württemberg, known for its precision engineering culture. This cross-border context has encouraged the growth of precision machining workshops capable of meeting the demanding standards of the aerospace and automotive sectors, as illustrated by MGM, active in both industries from its Strasbourg base.
The listed workshops are located in the city of Strasbourg itself and in its northern outskirts, notably in Bischheim, a neighbouring town that hosts Zeller Mécanique de Précision within a mainly industrial and craft-based area. This geographic concentration fosters subcontracting synergies and gives regional buyers quick access to turning, milling and grinding capacity without having to look beyond the heart of the Eurométropole.
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Frequently asked questions
What machining processes are available in Strasbourg?
The 6 listed workshops in Strasbourg and its outskirts mainly offer turning and milling. Constructions Mécaniques Bach & Succ also provides grinding, enabling very tight surface finishes and dimensional tolerances to be achieved.
Are some Strasbourg workshops specialised in particular industrial sectors?
Yes, MGM, based in Strasbourg, is listed for work in the aerospace and automotive sectors, two fields with demanding quality and traceability requirements. The other workshops cover general mechanical engineering with no stated sector restriction.
Are there machining workshops in the immediate outskirts of Strasbourg?
Yes, Zeller Mécanique de Précision is based in Bischheim, a town bordering Strasbourg and part of the Eurométropole. This workshop handles turning and milling, and remains easily accessible from the centre of the Strasbourg conurbation.
How does Strasbourg's border location shape its machining offering?
Proximity to Germany, particularly Baden-Württemberg, a region with a high concentration of carmakers and equipment manufacturers, exposes Strasbourg's workshops to demanding technical standards. This situation fosters a strong precision engineering culture and opens up cross-border business opportunities for local subcontractors.