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Looking for an ASME pressure vessel fabrication from a manufacturer who’s experienced in all applications for your industry. Qualified engineers, proven methods, and complete certifications are just a few of the things you deserve, and that’s what Boardman’s ready to deliver.
Your application drives every fabrication decision, from material selection to code division to dimensional requirements. Here are the most common pressure vessel types Boardman builds:
Do you have an application that’s not listed here? One of our engineers is ready to discuss your project with you and talk about some of our completed projects that are comparable to yours. Let’s get started today.
When you need a pressure vessel that performs under demanding conditions, you need a fabricator whose capabilities match the complexity of your spec. Boardman’s advantage in ASME pressure vessel fabrication lies in its combination of in-house engineering, over 1,000 qualified welding procedures, and a 140,000-square-foot facility equipped for projects of significant scale and complexity.
Boardman works with a wide range of metals to meet your process and corrosion requirements:
Boardman can fabricate pressure vessels to the following maximum dimensions:
Boardman is fully certified for pressure vessel manufacturing, holding ASME Section VIII Division 1 and Division 2 certifications and National Board U and R Stamps, and adheres to AISC, API, and AWS standards for quality and safety.
ASME pressure vessels are used in virtually every sector where fluids or gases must be safely processed, stored, or transported at elevated pressures. ASME pressure vessel fabrication is especially critical in the chemical processing and refining industries, where process conditions are demanding, and regulatory requirements are strict.
Boardman fabricates vessels for:
Do you have a need for pressure vessel fabrication in your industry? Even if it’s not listed here, contact us to start a conversation about designing/building your custom project.
Boardman’s fabrication service area is nationwide. We build ASME pressure vessels for clients across the continental United States and ensure every vessel reaches your site safely and on schedule.
For on-site field service work, Boardman serves the following states:
Whether your project requires shop fabrication only or on-site support, Boardman handles ASME code compliance, documentation, and logistics from start to finish.
Wishing you could see photos of all the different ASME projects we complete at Boardman? You can do exactly that in our gallery. Take a look and let us know if we can answer any questions for you.
Technology is only as valuable as the engineers behind it. Boardman’s qualified engineers use Compress Pressure Vessel Design software to design and fabricate vessels. You can choose the level of involvement that fits your project. Boardman can manage the entire process, from initial engineering and design through final documentation and delivery. Or, if you have your own drawings, the team will build directly from them.
Need a sample? We are always happy to provide references from past projects and to respond to emergency services requests.
ASME pressure vessels are just the beginning of the fabrication services offered by the team at Boardman. Here are some others:
No matter what your fabrication needs are, and no matter where you’re located, contact us today for a quote on ASME pressure vessel fabrication and more. We look forward to speaking with you.
Below are the questions that engineers, procurement managers, and project teams most often ask when evaluating a pressure vessel fabricator.
An ASME-certified pressure vessel is a closed container engineered to hold fluids or gases at internal pressures that differ significantly from ambient pressure. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (BPVC) establishes the design, materials, fabrication, inspection, and testing requirements that manufacturers must follow to earn the right to apply the ASME Certification Mark (U Stamp or U2 Stamp). Working with a non-certified fabricator introduces significant regulatory, safety, and liability risk.
Yes. Boardman fabricates ASME pressure vessels directly from customer-supplied drawings, or Boardman’s team can manage the engineering and design process from start to finish. You choose your level of involvement, and Boardman executes accordingly.
Every pressure vessel fabricated by Boardman includes full documentation packages: weld records, material certifications, inspection reports, and ASME code compliance documentation. This ensures your vessel is traceable, auditable, and ready for third-party inspection or regulatory review.
Boardman assigns dedicated project stewardship to every job, meaning one point of contact owns your schedule, communicates proactively, and flags issues before they become delays. This structure is designed specifically for plant engineers and procurement teams managing shutdown and turnaround windows.
Boardman fabricates pressure vessels for customers nationwide. Vessels are engineered with transport constraints in mind, including size, weight, and routing requirements, so your equipment arrives on-site safely and on schedule.