Catis
Piping fabrication, welding and boilermaking services for industrial clients in chemical, food and heavy industry in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Catis
CATIS fabricates, assembles, dismantles and maintains piping systems, and carries out welding and boilermaking work.
Its customers are industrial companies. The company states that it works regularly in high-risk sectors such as chemicals, food companies and heavy industry, and that it holds MASE approval. For fine sheet metalwork, boilermaking and design office services it works in collaboration with TÔLERIE LEGER.
CATIS was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Frethun, France.
Product: Manufacture, assembly, dismantling and maintenance of piping, welding and boilermaking works.
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