Many companies are claiming “certified welding procedures of AWS and ASME”. Having “certified welding procedures and welders” is only one step in being a “qualified” ASME fabrication facility. In order for a facility to be a legitimate ASME shop they must hold a current certificate and stamp issued by the ASME. The ASME only issues a fabrication certificate and a stamp after they have taken the time to review the fabricators quality system that states in writing how the fabricator intends on meeting the applicable ASME code. Customers looking for ASME qualified fabrication services should take care to ask any potential fabricators for a copy of the quality control manual before they execute a purchase order for welding on ASME certified & stamped product.  Precision Pipe is an ASME QUALIFIED and CERTIFIED fabrication facility:

Precision Pipe has been qualified and has received from the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors “NB” & “R” stamps & in addition to American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) “S” & “U” stamps.