Valmeca SA is a French company recognized for precision engineering and complex machining. From our sites in Amnéville and Vaucouleurs, we support our customers in the design and production of high value-added technical parts for automotive, aerospace, energy, steelmaking, rolling, and many other industries.
Large-dimension machining
At the Amnéville production site, we manufacture large-dimension parts and mechanical assemblies. To best serve our customers, VALMECA has adapted its structure and equipment to handle requests for large-scale machining. On our Amnéville site, we process mechanical assemblies up to 40 tons per unit.
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Mail : amneville@valmeca.fr
Small to mid dimension machining
In Vaucouleurs, the production site specializes in the manufacturing of precision parts and assemblies. VALMECA has invested in cutting-edge equipment enabling precision machining up to 8 tons.
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Mail : vaucouleurs@valmecasa.fr
1976 — Founding: VALMECA is created, specialising in mill guide systems and laying the foundations of its mechanical expertise.
1979 — LLC: The company becomes VALMECA SARL, strengthening its organisation and industrial ambitions.
1981 — Corporation: Set-up in Vaucouleurs and first steps toward international development.
1981 — 14 employees: The team grows, reflecting recognised know-how and steady momentum.
1987 — Amnéville: Opening of a new workshop equipped with the first CNC machines.
1989 — Exports: 30 % of revenue generated abroad — a major milestone for the company.
1991 — Workforce: 40 employees support VALMECA’s expansion.
1995 — ISO 9002:1994: First quality certification, a mark of rigour and reliability for customers.
2000 — Vaucouleurs: The main workshop doubles its floor area to meet growing demand.
2002 — ISO 9001:2000: New certification confirming VALMECA’s commitment to quality.
2005 — Growth: Revenue increases by more than 30 %.
2006 — Amnéville: +1105 m² and a 40-ton overhead crane expand heavy-duty capability.
2007 — Investments: Acquisition of a 5-axis machining centre for complex parts.
2008 — Turning point: Revenue exceeds €13 m; VALMECA becomes a direct supplier to EDF.
2012 — Aerospace: Strategic partnership with LISI-Aerospace opens a high-end market.
2016 — Amnéville: New extension and modernisation of the machine park.
2018 — ISO 9001:2015: Certification renewed, ensuring quality and full traceability.
2019 — Machine park: New milling and boring machines with up to 18-ton capacity.
2020 — 5-axis machining: Installation of a HURON KX200 for high-precision work.
2021 — Leadership: Ludovic CHERY becomes CEO and sets a renewed course.
2023 — Metrology: Commissioning of a MORI SEIKI lathe and a MITUTOYO CMM.