Projects
SOCRATE Industrie has been actively involved for many years in innovative and ambitious projects, bringing together innovation and industry.
Des projets au service de l'innovation industrielle
Socrate Industrie is actively involved in collaborative projects at regional, national and European levels, working alongside industrial and scientific partners.These collaborations bring together complementary skills and expertise to address the industrial and technological challenges of tomorrow.Through its participation in European and INTERREG projects, Socrate Industrie contributes in particular to the development of new solutions and the transfer of technologies into practical applications.These projects also provide the company with an opportunity to strengthen its expertise, develop new partnerships and actively contribute to innovation in vacuum technologies and coating processes.
Collaborating to Innovate
Industrial innovation today relies on the ability to bring together complementary expertise.Socrate Industrie therefore takes part in collaborative projects involving companies, research centres, universities and public organisations. This approach enables expertise to be combined, resources to be shared, and technological advances to be transformed into concrete industrial solutions.Our involvement in these projects reflects a clear ambition: to advance our technologies and expertise while contributing to the emergence of new industrial solutions.
Our European Projects
Discover the collaborative projects in which Socrate Industrie participates alongside industrial and scientific partners.
The SOLDEM project brings together several European partners to develop a solar-powered process for recycling steel and brass chips, replacing fossil fuels with solar radiation heat, renewable electricity and green hydrogen.
The role of Socrate Industrie
Our involvement in the project includes the development and manufacture of the melting reactor, powered by concentrated solar flux.
A collaborative project
SOLDEM brings together complementary partners from the industrial, scientific and academic sectors. This collaborative approach enables expertise to be pooled and promotes the transfer of research results to industry.
More details about the SOLDEM projectA project supported by public authorities
The SOLDEM project benefits from European public funding under the France 2030 programme, which aims to decarbonise industry.Socrate Industrie is proud to contribute to this European dynamic of research, innovation and industrial cooperation.
