Isere-Epoxy
Metal surface treatment and coatings for industrial, architectural, rail and mountain-equipment projects
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Isere-Epoxy
Isère Epoxy provides surface treatment for large metal components, including powder coating, thermoplastic anti-corrosion coating and shot blasting. It also presents a French design furniture line.
Its customers operate in sectors including rail, industry, architecture and housing, and mountain equipment. The company is based in Moirans, France, and was founded in 2010.
Product: Surface treatment for large metal parts, including powder coating, thermoplastic coating and shot blasting, plus a design furniture line.
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