ASME Pressure Vessels: Engineered for Safety & Performance in Demanding Applications

ASME section viii pressure vessels are essential process equipment that use high heat and high pressure  and/or a catalyst to create a chemical reaction resulting in a new substance.  

At Tate Metalworks our custom pressure vessels and tanks are considered among the highest quality in the industry. We pride ourselves on our leading reputation of quality, materials of construction, shop fabrication and field erection. We hold an ASME Section VIII Div 1 U-Stamp and follow the ASME quality control program ensuring full traceability of material sourcing, fabrication, and testing. All of our welders are ASME Section IX certified welders.  

Our commitment to quality, safety and innovation ensures your pressure vessels operate at peak performance and reliability long-term. 

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Why choose an ASME Pressure Vessel?

Uncompromising Safety

Built to withstand extreme processes and safeguard your operations and personnel.

Customized for you

Constructed for your specific project requirements with optimal efficiency and performance.

Diverse Capabilities

Adaptable configurations ensure your vessel can handle a wide range of critical processes.

Built to Last 

Ensure durability with premium quality materials and expert craftsmanship.

 

Precision Engineering of ASME Pressure Vessels & Tanks

We understand that precision engineering and meticulous construction are essential for the safe and reliable operation of ASME pressure vessels and pressure tanks. Our commitment to quality is reflected in every step of the process:

  • Material Selection: We only source the highest grade of materials, including stainless steel, Duplex other nickel alloys as well as carbon steel to ensure your tank is designed to meet your specifications for long-term performance.
  • Welding Procedures & Certifications: We have over 400 qualified welding procedures and each welder is certified under ASME Section IX
  • Stringent Quality Control Measures: From material selection to final inspection, our quality control measures strictly follow ASME ensuring that every vessel exceeds your expectations. 
  • Thorough Inspection and Testing: Each pressure vessel undergoes inspection and testing per ASME to ensure it meets all safety and performance benchmarks.

Versatile Solutions for Diverse Industries

ASME pressure vessels are designed to meet various industrial needs with a range of configurations and applications.

Common Configurations

ASME pressure vessels offer a variety of configurations to suit diverse needs across industries.
 
  • Flanged & Dished Head: Common design choice for versatility
  • 2:1 Elliptical Head: Elongated shape; good for handling internal pressure
  • Hemispherical Head: Strongest shape; idea for high-pressure applications
  • Leg Supported Bottom: Easy to access underneath; good for smaller vessels
  • Skirt Supported Bottom: Distributes weight evenly; good for large vessels
  • Half-Pipe Jackets: Simple feature designed for heating and cooling
  • Dimple Jackets: Enhances heat transfer with increased surface area
  • Accessories: Insulation, ladders, platforms, etc. ensure safety, accessibility and efficiency.

Design Conditions

  • Pressure: Greater than 15 to 3000 PSI, Full Vacuum
  • Temperature:  We fabricate Vessels for temperatures up to 1000 degree F

Common Type of ASME Pressure Vessels

  • Reactors
  • Batch Digesters 
  • Continuous Digesters
  • Distillation Columns 
  • Fermentation Vessels
  • Evaporators

Most Popular Industries

  • Pulp & Paper
  • Chemical Processing & Manufacturing
  • Oil & Gas
  • Water and Wastewater Treatment
  • Biofuels 
  • Power Generation
  • Food & Beverage
  • Agriculture Chemical
  • And more!

Ready to Discuss Your Pressure Vessel Project?

Let's talk about how our ASME Pressure Vessels can meet your specific needs. Contact us today for a consultation and get started on your project.

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Tate partners with clients to meet their needs through quality design and construction.

We collaborate with various industries to produce steel and alloy plate structures such as industrial storage tanks, pressure vessels, stacks, silos and more.
 

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