HAM France SAS

HAM France SAS

HAM France had its origin in the company Precise France, which in the 70s repaired and distributed tool spindles mainly for the printed circuit board industry.

And even then, the focus was placed on the entire machining process and so the first HAM tools were sold in France under Precise France.

In 1982, Andreas Maier and his French counterpart Adrien Chambet decided to found the company HAM France.

From 1988, the site was expanded with its own production facility mainly for the micro-tool sector to supply the PCB industry in France.

The nephew of the company’s co-founder and current managing director, Christophe Chambet, set up HAM France on several legs. Especially the expansion to precision tools HAM Germany for the automotive and supplier industry as well as the aerospace industry was strongly pushed.

Today, HAM France alone employs 40 people and functions as a completely separate organization and enterprise. Technical sales specialists, application engineers, design engineers, the manufacture and regrinding of solid carbide special tools in its own production.

Fast delivery of smaller order quantities for the French market.

Christophe Chambet’s team quickly sensed that it was about more than the tool itself. It is about the complete machining process.

And so HAM France continued to develop into a “provider of a fully comprehensive and global machining solution”.

The consequence of this was the foundation of the superordinate Pracartis Group in 2016.

Piece by piece, further companies were added to the Pracartis Group, which stand for the coverage of this entire process and so today a total of 8 different companies and 210 MA count to the Pracartis Group.

Among them with Concept Diamant also an own production for diamond (PCD) – tools, both in the new production and for repair and regrinding service as well as a top modern research and development center.

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