About Mapa
The French glove manufacturer MAPA Professionnel was founded in 1948 by Robert Marret and Jean Paturel. In the course of the company's 60-year history, numerous innovations and novelties have been developed in the field of industrial safety gloves.
The product range includes a wide range for every application - and all made of elastomers!
The company's headquarters and part of the production is still located in France. As an internationally active company, MAPA Professionnel has branches and production facilities in all parts of the world. The decentralisation allows us to respond ideally to the special requirements of local markets.
Facts about Mapa
Facts about Mapa
- Focus : Manufacturer
- Employees: 501-1,000
- Industry : Work clothes
Product portfolio of Mapa
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