Scmi-Caubet
Custom metal fabrication and installation for industrial, construction, maritime and agricultural clients in northern France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Scmi-Caubet
SCMi Caubet designs and manufactures custom metal parts, structures and assemblies in steel, stainless steel and aluminum. Services cover project design, fabrication, surface treatment, delivery and installation, from single pieces and small batches to large structures.
Its customers include industrial companies, construction and public works firms, maritime and river transport operators, agricultural businesses, local authorities and individuals. The company is based in Morsain, France, and serves Hauts-de-France and Île-de-France. It is part of Groupe SYRINX.
Product: Custom metal fabrication, including design, manufacturing, surface treatment, delivery and installation of metal assemblies.
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