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Sheet Metal in Chartres

Sheet Metal and Boilerwork in Chartres: OCTÉ Industry’s Industrial Specialist

Chartres is the historic headquarters of OCTÉ Industry. It is from this location in the Eure-et-Loir department that the group’s industrial sheet metal and boilerwork workshops operate, serving manufacturers, equipment suppliers, and prime contractors across the Centre-Val de Loire region and beyond. This local presence enables the company to offer responsiveness, flexibility, and proximity to industrial clients in the Chartres area.

OCTÉ Industry manufactures complex metal parts and sub-assemblies—ranging from prototypes to full production runs—for sectors as diverse as industrial mechanics, electrical engineering, the agri-food industry, defense, and aeronautics.

Sheet metal and boilermaking services in Chartres

Sheet Metal and Boilerwork in Chartres: Cutting

OCTÉ utilizes laser, plasma, and waterjet cutting equipment capable of processing a wide range of materials (steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper) and thicknesses. The precision of the cutting machines ensures parts meet the strictest tolerances for demanding industrial applications.

Bending and rolling

CNC press brakes enable the production of bent parts with an angular precision of ±0.5° and lengths of up to several meters. Sheet metal rolling for the manufacture of shells, cones, and cylindrical parts is also available at the Chartres workshop.

Welding

Versatile welding capabilities are available: MIG/MAG, TIG, stick (coated electrode), and spot welding. Welders are qualified to EN ISO 9606 standards, ensuring the quality and traceability of welded assemblies. Materials processed include carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.

Painting and Surface Treatment

The paint shop offers surface treatments tailored to protection and aesthetic requirements—including degreasing, shot blasting, anti-corrosion priming, and liquid or powder coating (epoxy, polyurethane)—in compliance with current environmental standards.

Assembly

Beyond individual operations, we handle the complete assembly of mechanical sub-assemblies, integrating sheet metal parts with purchased components (fasteners, inserts, profiles). Assembly teams work from detailed technical drawings and ensure the conformity of the delivered assemblies.

Client sectors in Eure-et-Loir and Centre-Val de Loire

  • Electrical and electromechanical industry (components for cabinets and equipment)
  • Agri-food: stainless steel equipment, tanks, conveyors
  • Defense and aerospace: precision parts with tight tolerances
  • Industrial mechanics: frames, supports, casings
  • Construction and equipment: elevator shafts, pylons, metal structures

Why choose OCTÉ Industry for sheet metal and boilerwork in Chartres?

  • Headquarters and production workshops based in Chartres: maximum responsiveness and local proximity
  • Capacity ranging from prototyping to serial production, with volume flexibility
  • Modern machinery: laser cutting, CNC presses, qualified welding stations
  • EN ISO 9606 certified welders, full traceability
  • Vertical integration: sheet metal work, wiring, and electromechanical assembly within the same group

Conclusion

OCTÉ’s sheet metal and boilerwork services in Chartres cover the entire manufacturing chain—from cutting to assembly—for industrial clients throughout the Centre-Val de Loire region.

Need a quote for sheet metal or boilerwork in Chartres? OCTÉ Industry provides responses within 48 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

What cutting technologies are available in Chartres?

Laser, plasma, and waterjet cutting are available to process steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and copper.

What standards qualify the welders?

Welders are qualified according to EN ISO 9606 standards, ensuring traceability and assembly compliance.

Which sectors are served from the Chartres workshop?

The electrical, agri-food, defense, aeronautics, industrial mechanics, and construction sectors are among those served.

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