R&H Technical Sales has the experience and expertise to assist you in sourcing a supplier for pressure vessels, towers, and reactors customized for your application. We specialize sourcing equipment for the oil & gas, refining, chemical processing, petrochemical processing, fluid handling, or processing industries. We have developed long-term relationships with the leading manufacturers in the industry and will work with you to identify the best supplier and equipment for your application.
Pressure Vessels, Towers, and Reactors:
We work with the following world-class manufacturers:
Their line of pressure equipment includes:
- High-pressure/Loop Heavy-wall reactors
- High-pressure heat exchangers
- High-pressure seperators
- Pressure vessels
- Columns/towers
Their products are recognized for their quality and performance even in the harshest environments. They offer a wide range of configurations, sizes, and materials.
Materials they specialize in fabricating with include:
- Carbon Steel
- Austenitic Stainless Steels.
- Super Austenitic Stainless Steels
- Duplex and Superduplex Stainless Steels
- Nickel Alloys and Superalloys.
- Hastelloy
- Monel
- Inconel
- Titanium
- Cladding
- Others, upon request
ASME Towers & Reactors From R&H Technical
At R&H, we can cut through the clutter and assist you in sourcing your ASME pressure vessels, towers, & reactors efficiently and cost-effectively. Call today to see how we can assist you with your sourcing decisions.
For more information, contact our team.
Frequently Asked Questions About ASME Reactors & Towers
What information do you need to start a quote on an ASME reactor or tower?
Send the process datasheet with design pressure and temperature, the material of construction, the dimensional envelope, the nozzle schedule, and the applicable code stamp. With that package, we can approach the right OEMs and return a comparable proposal. A P&ID extract or general arrangement drawing helps when the geometry is unusual.
How do I know whether I need Section VIII Division 1 or Division 2?
Division 1 covers most general vessels at moderate pressures. Division 2 applies more rigorous design analysis and permits higher allowable stresses, which often makes it the economical route for thick-wall, high-pressure reactors. Send your design conditions, and the OEM's engineering team will confirm which path fits.
Do you only serve the Gulf Coast?
Our base in The Woodlands keeps us close to the refining and petrochemical corridor along the Ship Channel, where much of this equipment runs. We also source for projects outside the region, and our OEM partners ship internationally.
