Jac Industrie
Industrial coating and surface-treatment services for manufacturers in military, medical, maritime, nuclear and rail sectors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Jac Industrie
JAC INDUSTRIE applies industrial paints to metal and other substrates, at its facilities or on customer sites. Services include blasting, metallisation, chemical and electrochemical surface treatment, screen printing and laser engraving.
It serves manufacturers in military, medical, maritime, nuclear and rail sectors, handling small, medium and large production runs. The company is based in Sorbiers and was founded in 1995; it also states that its business in the Rhône-Alpes region dates to 1948.
Product: Industrial painting, coating and surface-treatment services for metal and other substrates.
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