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Air Pressure Tanks Manufacturers and Suppliers

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  • Oak Lawn, IL

    If you are looking for innovative pressure vessels, you’ve come to the right place! We actively manage your project every step of the way. We keep you informed of what we are doing to ensure we keep up to your standards and delivery times. We will deliver our products on time-every time! Contact us today or visit our website to find out more!

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  • Gladwin, MI

    Gladwin Tank Manufacturing specializes in custom designed and built ASME tanks and ASME jacketed weldments of any shape or size made from carbon steel, stainless, duplex and nickel alloys.

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  • West Alexandria, OH

    With our design and production capabilities, Rexarc is an industry leader in the area of custom pressure vessel fabrication. We operate a large manufacturing facility and build ASME code and non-code pressure vessels in application-specific configurations and deliver them at industry-leading turnaround times. Using powerful software tools, our in-house engineering team develops welded steel designs, and our production staff then fabricates vessels that exhibit an impressive caliber of quality. We have an extensive background with a wide range of process media as well as high-pressure applications.

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  • Springfield, MO

    Sho-Me Fabrication, LLC is a Missouri based pressure vessels manufacturer. We are a leading and trusted manufacturer, providing the best service and products in the industry. Our highly skilled and experienced workers have quick turnaround with high quality products. Sho-Me Fabrication is able to fabricate your customized product on site or in our facilities. Contact us to see how we can customize a product to fit your needs.

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  • Haverhill, MA

    EPSI designs high-pressure systems for manufacturing, testing, research and specialized high-pressure applications. With its unique application-specific approach to R&D, manufacturing, and testing, EPSI has built a tradition of excellence in high-pressure engineering and technology worldwide.

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  • Rocky Point, NC

    Tank Fab is a fully-integrated pressure vessel manufacturer of ASME and API 650 code autoclave systems. Some of our products include ASME pressure vessels and ASME tanks. We have over 30 years of experience designing autoclave systems—trust us with your next project!

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  • Berea, OH

    Alloy Engineering is ASME code vessel certified and offers extensive expertise in the mechanical design of pressure vessels that will meet rigorous quality standards and procedures. High expertise in the design of vessels fabricated from high-nickel and exotic alloys. Our designs are frequently used in applications with design process conditions up to 1700°F. We also specialize in redesigning current applications to provide more cost-effective and higher performance with longer life.

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Air Pressure Tanks Industry Information

Air Pressure Tanks

Pressure vessels, often referred to as air pressure tanks, are used for the storage and containment of fluids, vapors, or gasses at pressure levels greater than that of atmospheric pressure. They are designed to operate at pressures of more than 15 psi and are made of a variety of metals, high-strength plastic, or fiberglass. The tanks are usually cylindrical in shape with a horizontal or vertical orientation.

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Standards and Design of Air Pressure Tanks

Air pressure tanks are orientated either horizontally or vertically depending on the substance being stored and the available space. Other storage options include being used for long or short term substance storage, allowing the mixing of chemicals or chemical reactions underground, less secure storage above ground, or on the back of large trucks or inside an industrial facility. The design, production, use, and maintenance of high pressure vessels are all controlled by the American Society for Mechanical Engineers, which put forth a set of quality and safety standards for pressure tanks. As even the smallest leak or split seam could cause a catastrophic explosion, the ASME standards are stringent and for optimum safety, should always be followed. ASME tanks are used in many industrial applications within the food and beverage, cosmetics, pharmaceutical, plastics, chemical fabrication, heating, and filtration industries. They store, mix, act as reactors, and are able to heat and cool a wide variety of substances.

Air Pressure Tank Manufacturing

Manufacturers of air pressure tanks, often called pressure vessels, fabricate a range of different tanks, from a few hundred pounds per square inch (psi) to up to 150,000 psi, from strong metals such as carbon steel, titanium, aluminum or stainless steel. The tanks are usually engineered using one of three processes- forging, welding or brazing, all of which involve heating pieces of metal and joining them together. Large cold rolled pieces of metal are usually bent into a round shape and then joined. Forging is the process of forming metal parts through the application of heat and pressure. Welding involves melting two similar metals together by heating their edges until molten. And during the brazing process, the metal pieces are joined by filling the space between them with a nonferrous metal. Before fabrication, most of the metal had been cold rolled, which creates a stronger metal than hot rolling. The tanks are also often galvanized, quenched, or tempered to increase their temperature resistance and tensile strength. Testing of the pressure vessel ensures design technique consistency, proper vessel operation, and certification approval. Regular inspection remains necessary to ensure that the vessel meets industrial standards and safety requirements.



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