Pressure Vessel ConfiguratorWorking prototype Try the demo

For industrial refrigeration pressure vessels

One vessel. One order form. Always in sync.

Change the 3D vessel in a browser and the order form and change notice automatically update.

No sign-up and nothing to install. Sample data only.

Live demo: the vessel editor The demo's vessel editor: a 3D oil pot in the middle, its data fields on the left, and its status on the right.

The problem

Vessel orders change.

A nozzle moves, a size changes, a connection is added. Each change travels by email from the customer to the rep to the manufacturer, where someone retypes it into the order form. Questions come back the same way.

Each round can add days. The order form falls behind the vessel, people work from different versions, and sometimes a change is missed until the vessel is already in fabrication.

How it works

A change is instant, not a round of emails.

  1. Update the vessel

    The customer or the rep drags a nozzle on the 3D vessel, or edits a field beside it. Nobody retypes it.

  2. Manufacturer approves

    Nothing becomes official until the manufacturer approves it.

  3. Documents are updated

    The order form and the change notice come from the vessel, so they always match it.

Every revision shows who changed what and when.

See it in one minute

Open the demo and press Take the tour. A short tour shows the 3D vessel, the order form that is produced from it, a change notice, and the manufacturer's approval.

The prototype covers one vessel type so far: a horizontal oil pot. Prices are placeholders.

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I'm Taylor Adamek, a mechanical engineer who has spent the past few years drafting in pressure vessel manufacturing.

I'm not selling anything yet. Before I continue building this, I want to find out whether this solves a real problem. If you buy, sell or build pressure vessels, I want your opinion.