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Vertical Air Receiver Tank ASME-Certified 20 Gallons 200 PSI Pressure Vessel

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Vertical Air Receiver Tank. Maximum Allowable Pressure: 200 PSI. Volume: 20 gallons. Serial No.: A10040. Certified by Saylor Pressure Vessel, Lebanon, VA, USA. Design code: ASME Section VIII Division 1. Maximum Design Pressure: 200 PSI. Manufacturing Year: N/A.
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Vertical Air Receiver Tank. Maximum Allowable Pressure: 200 PSI. Volume: 20 gallons. Serial No.: A10040. Certified by Saylor Pressure Vessel, Lebanon, VA, USA. Design code: ASME Section VIII Division 1. Maximum Design Pressure: 200 PSI. Manufacturing Year: N/A.
Technical Data
Model: N/A Serial Number: A10040 Voltage: N/A Frequency: N/A Power Consumption: N/A Fuse Rating: N/A Software Version: N/A Configuration: Vertical air receiver tank with pressure rating of 200 PSI and volume of 20 gallons. Manufacturing Year: N/A
Voltage
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Frequency
N/A
Power Consumption
N/A
Fuse Rating
N/A
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Configuration
Vertical air receiver tank with pressure rating of 200 PSI and volume of 20 gallons.
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Dimensions
Approximately 48 inches height, 18 inches diameter
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Product description

ASME-certified vertical air receiver tank with 20-gallon capacity and 200 PSI max pressure for compressed air storage.

The Vertical Air Receiver Tank is a pressure vessel designed for reliable compressed air storage in laboratory and industrial environments. Certified by Saylor Pressure Vessel and compliant with ASME Section VIII Division 1 design code, it ensures safety and performance under a maximum allowable working pressure of 200 PSI.

Key specifications include:

  • Volume: 20 gallons capacity, suitable for moderate-scale compressed air applications
  • Dimensions: Approximately 48 inches in height and 18 inches in diameter, optimizing footprint in laboratory and bioprocessing facilities
  • Design: Vertical configuration for efficient space utilization and integration into compressed air systems used in molecular diagnostics, synthetic biology workflows, and biomanufacturing pipelines
  • Safety Certification: ASME-certified pressure vessel, meeting stringent quality standards essential for critical biotechnology and biomedical engineering applications

This air receiver tank supports stable compressed air delivery, a vital utility in bioprocessing, gene editing workflows, and cell imaging equipment that require consistent pneumatic supply. Its durable construction and certification make it a critical component in biopharmaceutical production pipelines and clinical diagnostics environments, where pressure stability and storage capacity are essential.

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Last updated 19 October 2026