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SiCat Catalyst

SICAT and its manufacturing branch ACM develop and produce β-SiC silicon carbide and synthetic carbon catalyst carriers, with R&D in Strasbourg, France, and production in Willstätt, Germany. Cavallo designed and developed the company's website.

Glass beakers filled with black and white catalyst carrier pellets and rings against a gray background — cover image for the SiCat Catalyst website project
Industry
Manufacturing
Services
  • Web Design
  • Development
Location
Strasbourg, France & Willstätt, Germany
Website
sicatcatalyst.com (opens in a new tab)
The website

SiCat Catalyst Homepage

SiCat Catalyst homepage — beakers of silicon carbide and carbon pellets under the headline “β-SiC and Synthetic Carbon Catalyst Carriers,” above an About Us section with the SICAT-ACM logo and a 150-tons-per-year production figure
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