ASME Pressure Vessels and Tanks, Built in California

Steam accumulators, storage tanks, and custom vessels in carbon steel or stainless steel, built in our ASME code shop and U-stamped to Section VIII when the design pressure calls for it. Every vessel is engineered to your application and the space you have.

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ASME S · H · M · U

Code-built boilers and vessels

National Board R

Code repairs and alterations

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Factory-authorized Tech Center

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Factory-authorized Burner Tech Center

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Since 1921

Fifth generation, family-owned

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McKenna Boiler Works, Inc. builds ASME Section VIII pressure vessels in its code shop in Oceanside, California, and stamps them under its ASME U certificate. McKenna builds steam accumulators, storage tanks, and custom vessels in carbon steel or stainless steel. There are no standard sizes: a McKenna engineer designs each vessel with the customer to fit the application, specifications, and space. McKenna maintains a written quality control manual for its code work. Call (323) 987-1816.

At a glance

Tank and vessel specifications.

Every McKenna vessel is engineered for the job. Your proposal lists the design pressure and temperature, size, material, and connections.

Code

ASME Section VIII, U stamp

Vessels

Steam accumulators, storage tanks, custom vessels

Material

Carbon steel or stainless steel

Sizing

Custom-sized to your application; no standard sizes

Design

To your drawing or specification, or engineered by McKenna

Fit

Built to fit your room, rigging path, and piping

Quality

Maintains a written quality control manual for its code work

Repairs

National Board R code repairs on any brand of vessel

What we build

Steam accumulators, storage tanks, and custom vessels.

Built in our ASME code shop, and U-stamped when the design pressure calls for Section VIII. Tell us the application and a McKenna engineer will work out the vessel with you.

Steam accumulators

Storage tanks

Custom vessels

Need a heat exchanger, condensate receiver, or steam traps? We supply and install those too.

Materials

Carbon steel or stainless steel.

Both are built to ASME Section VIII and U-stamped when the design pressure calls for it. A McKenna engineer will recommend the material for your service, or build to the material your specification calls for.

Carbon steel

Stainless steel

Common service

Steam, hot water, compressed air

Corrosive, high-purity, or sanitary service

Code

ASME Section VIII, U stamp

ASME Section VIII, U stamp

Sizing

Custom to your application

Custom to your application

Common service

Carbon steel

Steam, hot water, compressed air

Stainless steel

Corrosive, high-purity, or sanitary service

Code