SCM Morgen
Custom metal fabrication, renovation and industrial maintenance for businesses, builders and households in Aisne, France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About SCM Morgen
SCM Morgen designs, manufactures and renovates custom metal structures, including gates, railings, handrails, walkways and stainless steel tanks. It also provides mechanical maintenance and workstation fitting for industrial clients.
Its customers include construction firms, public bodies, industrial companies and private individuals. The company works on a project basis, with its team travelling to sites for construction and renovation jobs, and holds the Qualibat 4411 serrurerie-métallerie qualification.
The company is based in Fère-en-Tardenois in the Aisne department, Hauts-de-France, and was founded in 2013 as a SARL. It operates its own design capability and fabrication workshop.
Product: Made-to-measure metal structures (gates, railings, walkways, stainless steel tanks) and industrial mechanical maintenance.
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