Canitec provides high quality and high-technology laboratory equipment; it runs its operations putting the customer at the center of its strategy.
The slogan of our company defines Canitec’s mission: “Solutions for a better life”. Indeed, it is always doing its maximum to offer the best equipment to its customers as well as provides a full service to ensure that the devices remain at the highest level of quality and that its customers are maximizing the use of the equipment.
Contact
Address: Nº 14. Col. Alamos.C.P. 03400 México D.F.. Mexico
Tel. +52 55 5530 0586
Website: http://www.canitec.com.mx/
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