Food Chain - Issue 211 - April 2026 | Page 85

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& Associates companies into one another; rather, it was to have each company play to its strengths and collaborate in new and effective ways now that they are combined. It is still a work in progress, but our people are amazing and we are making great strides in this space.”
Its Azle facility provides space to build and handle large equipment in-house, offering direct access to fabrication and assembly teams. The in-house ASME pressure vessel facility is cable of fabricating vessels up to 3 / 4 inches thick and 10 feet in diameter under welding procedures qualified per ASME B & PV code Section VIII Div I.“ In-house factory acceptance testing is a key component of our manufacturing program because it validates that the piece of equipment is functioning as designed,” they add.“ This allows us to have real-time monitoring of quality control with the ability to catch defects before they progress into further stages which becomes much more difficult to resolve. We are always looking to improve our quality management program so that we can deliver predictable outcomes on a consistent basis. One of the additional benefits of self-installing and servicing the equipment we design and build is that we get operational learnings from the field which allows us to fold these lessons learned back into our designs and the shop floor.” foodchainmagazine. com 85