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Patterson Industries (Canada) designs, engineers and manufactures to individual customer specifications pressure vessels, reactors and kettles, with or without agitator systems. Conventional, dimple and half-pipe jackets can be installed as well. Built to ASME code in carbon steels and nickel alloys.
Since 1952, Midwest Imperial Steel Fabricators has been a leader in the fabrication of ASME code pressure vessels, reactors and storage tanks for chemical, food processing and petrochemical industries, among others. Our reputation for quality, service and customer loyalty is unsurpassed.
Pope Scientific specializes in 1-200 gallon ASME pressure vessels and custom processing systems for a wide variety of high purity, specialty chemical and pharmaceutical applications. Mixers, valves, gauges, heaters, specialized instrumentation and many other accessories also are offered.
ADM is proud to have the best manufacturing facility for all your registered pressure vessel fabrication needs. Our wide variety of polished & unpolished pressure vessels meets the most stringent demands of the chemical processing & bio-tech industries. Certified by ASME, CSA and ISPESEL (Europe).
We expertly custom design & fabricate A.S.M.E. code pressure vessels (including lined & coated vessels), heat exchangers & components, and do ASME vessel repair. Many top companies have taken advantage of our specialty fabrication: G.E. Power, DuPont, Worthington Steel, North American Stainless, etc.
High Pressure Equipment Company manufactures and designs a wide variety of pressure vessels and reactors. Our stainless steel pressure vessel products are utilized in applications that demand ASME approval; therefore, we provide the highest quality ASME code pressure vessels and reactors.
In 1946, Industrial Alloy Fabricators began doing custom metal fabrication. Since then, our focus has remained the same – the customer. We produce pressure vessels, tanks, reactors, and columns. If you desire an extra-large vessel, we can erect one on your site. ISO-9001 certified fabricator.
Need a customized pressure vessel? Look no further than Fluitron! Our vessels can be designed and manufactured to ASME specifications-Section VII. We also offer a large inventory of laboratory vessels (up to 10 gal), pilot/production vessels (up to 500gal), welded & forged construction vessels and more.
Our custom-manufactured ASME tanks include water treatment vessels, conversion & treatment tanks, hot water storage tanks, bulk tanks, autoclaves, & stainless pressure vessels of all types. We produce vessels to 20 feet in diameter & to 70 ton weight. South Gate Engineering ships anywhere in the world.
Pressure tanks are pressure vessels that most often contain fluids, vapors or gases at pressure levels greater than that of atmospheric pressure. A pressure tank maintains working pressure sufficient at all times to prevent vapor or gas loss to the atmosphere. Pressure tanks are often used in conjunction with wells to maintain pressure.
Pressure tanks contain a wide variety of substances used for various industrial applications in the chemical, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, oil and fuel, and plastic industries. The substance contained and the industrial applications of the pressure tank determine such design components as vessel material, size, shape, temperature, and pressure level.
During the design process, engineers determine the logistics of pressure tank creation. Engineers must determine the pressure level, temperature, material components, size, and shape of the tank. Pressure levels are also taken into account before deciding upon a material and shape. Pressure tanks range from a few hundred pounds per square inch (psi) to measuring up to 150,000 psi. Temperature must also be considered before deciding on a material, as materials like steel are susceptible to damage from exposure to extreme temperatures. Materials used to make pressure tanks can include carbon alloy steel, stainless steel, titanium, zirconium, aluminum, nickel alloys, and niobium.
