If you’re a water purification OEM, systems integrator, or working on a chemical industry project in the U.S., you already know that your vessels require reliable pressure resistance, mechanical strength, traceable materials, robust documentation, and manufacturing quality that stands up to technical scrutiny.
With a strong industrial base in Europe and a long track record in the Americas, we support customers who need proven vessel performance and technical confidence.
We supply stainless steel pressure vessels specifically designed for ion exchange and other water treatment applications. Our customers typically integrate their own resins and internal components before bringing complete systems to market.
Depending on project requirements, the vessels can be manufactured from either AISI 316Ti or AISI 316L, and supplied with CE and ASME Section VIII (U-Stamp) certification. Configuration options include DN40 clamps, and G1/2″, G3/4″, or 3/4″ NPT connections, helping support both international and U.S. market requirements.
For U.S. drinking water projects, this also means greater confidence when reviewing material suitability, documentation, and compliance expectations for wetted components.
Ask us about custom sizes, pressure adaptations, fitting changes, gasket options, and documentation requirements.
Compared with alternative materials such as fiberglass, stainless steel offers greater mechanical strength, better pressure and vacuum resistance, and enhanced durability. In safety-critical applications, stainless steel tends to deform before failing, which is a significant advantage.
Thanks to their high material integrity, reliable weld quality, and flexible customization options, our vessels support hygienic environments and critical processes, including high-temperature operations.
In U.S. drinking water applications, stainless steel can also reduce compliance concerns by eliminating the need for internal coatings, as validation expectations for wetted materials have become more demanding under NSF/ANSI/CAN 61, NSF/ANSI/CAN 600, and NSF/ANSI/CAN 372.
Key features include:
If your company designs, integrates, or supplies ion exchange water treatment systems in the U.S., THIELMANN can support your application with high-quality stainless steel vessels and strong technical backing.
Standard vessel options available. Custom modifications on request.
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Stainless steel supports durability, pressure resistance, and long service life in industrial water treatment applications.
CE, ASME, ADR, DOT
Assured safety and regulatory adherence.
Containers from 0.66 to 330 US gal
Connection layouts, fittings, finishes, and configuration changes available to support system integration needs.
Find answers to common questions below. If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us.
Do you supply vessels to U.S. customers even though THIELMANN is a European manufacturer?
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How does stainless steel support long-term operational reliability?
Why are stainless steel vessels increasingly considered for U.S. potable water treatment projects?
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