VES-series horizontal receivers - ASME Section VIII Div 1 carbon-steel receiver, feet or saddle, with or without top plate
Headroom-limited rooms and skid-packaged compressor installs.
US-made, ASME-coded air receivers at the price point accounts actually have.
Code-compliant. Made here.
Morganton Pressure Vessels builds air receivers and pressure vessels at its plant in Marion, North Carolina. It is the American arm of Baglioni, an Italian pressure-vessel group founded in 1968, and has supplied the North American market from Marion for more than 15 years.
Baglioni designs centrally in Italy and then builds locally on each continent, which is how a US plant ends up working to the same standards as the group's European ones. The core product is the VES-series air receiver: carbon-steel, built to ASME Section VIII Division 1, with a U-stamp and National Board registration. The 2026 catalog lists vertical receivers from 10 to 1,060 gal and horizontals from 10 to 500 gal, plus small universal tanks and Grasshopper-style tanks. Pressure ratings run to 300 PSI on the standard sizes. A separate made-to-order shop builds separators, filter housings, dryer vessels, and one-off designs in carbon or stainless steel, including vacuum, oxygen, and high-pressure service. Vessels leave the plant painted or raw, and the plant carries ASME, Canadian CRN, and Brazilian NR-13 approvals for the North and South American markets.
Morganton's VES-series receivers carry the same ASME Section VIII U-stamp and National Board registration as premium alternatives; SPC sources them direct so the code package your quote promises is the code package that ships, at a price the account can approve.
When a deal stalls on receiver cost, Morganton is the move.
Standard VES-series tanks for routine jobs; made-to-order stainless and specialty vessels for the unusual ones; both through the same Morganton relationship and the same SPC contact, without switching vendors mid-project.
Headroom-limited rooms and skid-packaged compressor installs.
Contractor, mobile, and compact equipment builds.
Non-standard geometry, vacuum, oxygen, separator, filter, and dryer vessels.
Standard stationary air storage for compressor rooms.
General Manufacturing → Standard ASME air receivers for compressor room air storage in industrial plants.
Automotive Manufacturing → Code-compliant receivers for paint-booth, tooling, and assembly-line compressed-air systems.
Food & Beverage Processing → Stainless-steel and carbon-steel vessels for food-grade and sanitary compressed-air applications.
Chemical & Petrochemical → Carbon and stainless specialty vessels for chemical process and separator service.
Oil & Gas / Energy → High-pressure and specialty vessel configurations for energy-sector compressed-air and gas storage.
Medical & Dental Equipment → ASME-coded receivers and oxygen-service vessels for medical compressed-air systems. Standard VES-series covers 10 to 1,060 gallons vertical and 10 to 500 gallons horizontal. Pressure is 200 PSI standard and 300 PSI on select sizes up to 240 gal; the 400 gal and larger sizes are rated 160 to 200 PSI. For volume outside the standard range or pressures above 300 PSI, move to the custom-vessel program, still ASME-coded and built to order from Marion.
Carbon steel for standard air storage and general industrial service. Stainless for food-grade, corrosive media, high-humidity environments, or applications where the vessel interior contacts the process fluid or product air.
VES-series for routine compressor storage. Custom program for non-standard geometry, custom port schedules, vacuum service, oxygen service, oil-separator, or desiccant-dryer vessel configurations.
US-only installs need U-stamp and National Board. Canadian projects add CRN. South American or international projects may require NR-13 or another national directive; confirm jurisdiction requirements with SPC before the order so the code package is built in, not added after.
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