NACE 25
Metal & machining manufacturers in Europe
This is a registry of verified European precision-machining and metalworking companies — CNC turning and milling shops, décolletage specialists and surface-treatment plants — each seeded from an open national business register and cross-checked against its own website. Use the ledger below to find a subcontractor by capability and contact them directly; byeurope.eu takes no commission.
European precision machining is famously clustered: the Arve valley in Haute-Savoie — Cluses, Scionzier, Marignier, Magland — is one of the world’s densest décolletage regions, and much of this ledger comes from it. Listed companies range from family shops with a dozen CNC lathes to EN 9100-certified suppliers serving aerospace, medical and connector industries with multi-axis machining down to sub-millimetre diameters.
Profiles state machine-park sizes, diameter ranges, materials and certifications only when the company’s own site does — nothing is estimated. Each profile carries the registry number, NACE code and an origin signal labelled by how it was derived, and companies without a validated website are excluded.
62 verified manufacturer profiles · 2 countries · seeded from open EU registers · cross-checked against company websites · updated 2026-07
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a CNC machining subcontractor in Europe?
Browse the ledger below — profiles state each shop’s processes (turning, milling, grinding, gear cutting), diameter ranges and materials as published on their own sites, with direct links to contact them.
What is décolletage?
Décolletage is high-precision turning of small parts from bar stock, typically on multi-spindle or CNC lathes — the historic speciality of the Arve valley in France, where many companies in this ledger are based.
Which certifications do listed machining companies hold?
Where companies state them: ISO 9001, EN 9100 (aerospace), ISO 13485 (medical devices) and IATF 16949 (automotive) are the common ones. Certifications appear on a profile only when the company publishes them itself.
Does byeurope.eu charge a commission?
No. You contact manufacturers directly, there is no marketplace fee, and all companies are listed on equal terms. Manufacturers can claim their profile free of charge.
Companies are seeded from open national business registers (SIRENE for France, PRH for Finland, and further open registers as coverage grows), filtered to active manufacturing NACE codes. A company is published only when its website has been validated against the register entry and its profile text has been written and independently cross-checked against that site. Companies without a validated website are excluded; ambiguous cases are held for human review. Full mark definitions are on the marks page. How the marks work →