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At CJ Group, we provide high-performance custom dish heads for a variety of applications, ensuring that each part meets the specific requirements of your project. Whether you’re building pressure vessels, storage tanks, or any other pressure-based equipment, our dish heads offer the durability and precision needed for optimal performance.
What is a Dish Head?
A dish head, also known as a dished head, pressure vessel head, or end cap, is a crucial component used in various industrial applications, particularly in pressure vessels, tanks, and boilers. It is a metal disc-shaped part that is formed by the process of metal spinning and is designed to be welded to the cylindrical body of a pressure vessel or tank. Dish heads come in various forms such as torispherical heads, ellipsoidal heads, and hemispherical heads, each suited for different applications depending on the pressure and structural requirements.
These dish heads are used to cover the open ends of cylindrical tanks and vessels, which store gases, liquids, or other materials under pressure. The spinning process provides excellent precision, seamless design, and the ability to create strong, pressure-resistant shapes.
Applications of Spun Dish Heads
Dish heads are widely used across numerous industries, including:
Pressure Vessels: Used in industries where containers store substances under high pressure, such as CNG cylinders, SCUBA tanks, and air compressor vessels.
Boilers: Dish heads are critical components in steam generation systems, forming the top and bottom ends of the cylindrical bodies.
Storage Tanks: For storing both hazardous and non-hazardous liquids, chemicals, and gases, dish heads provide the necessary strength to withstand the internal pressures.
Chemical Processing Equipment: Pressure vessels in the chemical industry, such as reactors, often use dished heads to maintain structural integrity under high-pressure conditions.
Cryogenic Tanks: Dished heads are also used in cryogenic applications to store gases at very low temperatures, ensuring that the vessels can handle extreme pressure and temperature variations.
Manufacturing Process
At CJ Group, we use metal spinning technology to produce high-quality dish heads. This method allows for the creation of seamless, strong, and highly precise components, making it ideal for applications requiring high performance and durability.
Benefits of Metal Spinning for Dish Heads:
Seamless Design: Unlike welded components, spun dish heads are free from seams, which significantly reduces the risk of leakage and ensures strength.
Customization: We offer customized spinning solutions to create dish heads of varying diameters, thicknesses, and radii, tailored to meet specific industry needs.
Material Flexibility: Dish heads can be manufactured from a wide range of metals, including carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum alloys, and more. We also offer surface treatments such as coating, polishing, and corrosion resistance to extend the longevity of the parts.
Why Choose CJ Group for Your Dish Head Needs?
CJ Group specializes in providing spun metal components such as dish heads, with a focus on quality, precision, and custom solutions. Here’s why we stand out:
Expertise: With over 30 years in the industry, we bring a deep understanding of material science and pressure vessel design.
Customization: We work with clients to develop dish heads that meet their exact specifications, ensuring high performance under specific operating conditions.
Certifications: Our products meet international standards and are certified for use in high-pressure and critical applications.
Global Reach: We serve customers across a range of industries in North America, Europe, and Asia.
Applications of Spun Dish Heads in Various Industries
Oil & Gas: Dish heads are essential components in oil and gas processing, used in storage tanks, pressure vessels, and transportation containers.
Aerospace: In aerospace, dish heads are used in fuel tanks, oxygen cylinders, and other pressure-related components.
Power Generation: Power plants use dish heads in the construction of boilers, pressure vessels, and heat exchangers.
Food and Beverage: Dish heads are used in the fermentation tanks, storage vessels, and brewing tanks to ensure that high-pressure conditions are safely maintained.
Medical Equipment: In medical equipment like oxygen cylinders, dished heads play an important role in maintaining the integrity of the container under varying pressure.