Reactors · pressure vessels · process tanks
Type the shell, ends, heating, agitator and nozzle schedule. AutoClave draws the sectional elevation, orientation plan and nozzle table as you go — then hands you a clean, layered DXF for AutoCAD.
One-time code to your inbox — no passwords. Accounts are approved by CADDEZ.
Built from real fabricator GA sketches and consultant mechanical datasheets, so the output looks like the drawings your customers already approve.
Top, shell, bottom and jacket nozzles, manholes, handholes, PAD and sight glasses. Change a location and watch it move on both sheets.
Jacket with closure and bottom head, or half-pipe limpet coil at any pitch, single or double start, carried onto the bottom dish.
Anchor that follows the dish, pitched blade, flat blade or Rushton, with gearbox, motor, lantern and seal — or dashed when supplied by others.
Torispherical, F&D, ellipsoidal, flat cover or 120° toriconical; bolted body flange; insulation; baffles; lugs, legs and lifting lugs.
T.L. to T.L., dish depths, overall height, shell I.D., elevations of everything on the shell, and radii of every dish attachment on the plan.
Design data, volumes, nozzle connection list, general notes and nozzle table, exported as a layered DXF with your title block.
No templates to maintain, no blocks to explode. The drawing is generated from the inputs every time.
AutoClave is sold as an annual subscription per engineer. We'd rather show you than sell you — so every account starts with a walkthrough on one of your own vessels.
Per user, single seat · price on request
1. Sign in and request access. Use your work email; tell us your name and company.
2. See it on your own vessel. Send a datasheet and we'll draw it with you on a call.
3. Subscribe. Pay by bank transfer against a GST invoice; your account is switched on for twelve months.
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