Émile François Ouchard (30 April 1872–27 February 1951) was a bow maker (archetier) for stringed instruments from Mirecourt, Vosges, France.
Émile François Ouchard began his apprenticeship in 1886 at the workshop of Eugène Cuniot-Hury in Mirecourt.
In 1923, he opened his own workshop at 1, rue Canon in Mirecourt.
By then Émile Ouchard had become a prolific bow maker, and prior to opening his own workshop had worked for Joseph Aubry, Paul Bisch & Olivier, Georges Coné, Charles Enel, Jean Lavest and Cuniot-Hury Émile François Ouchard died in his hometown of Mirecourt in 1951.
He was succeeded by his son and pupil, Émile Auguste Ouchard (1900 - 1969).