Our marine boiler steam drum manufacturing plant delivers fully integrated production lines designed for the rigorous demands of maritime propulsion and auxiliary power systems. From raw‑material handling to final drum testing, the plant combines automated forming, welding, heat‑treatment, and non‑destructive inspection stations in a single, space‑efficient layout. Engineered to meet ASME‑Section III and IMO standards, the solution enables shipyards and OEMs to produce high‑integrity steam drums at scale while minimizing cycle time and scrap rates.
| Parameter | Typical Range | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Drum Diameter | 800 – 2,400 | mm |
| Maximum Design Pressure | 15 – 35 | bar |
| Production Rate | 3 – 7 | drums per shift |
| Automation Level | PLC‑controlled with optional SCADA | – |
| Heat‑treatment Capacity | Up to 2,500 °C·h per batch | – |
| Footprint | 12 × 20 – 18 × 30 | m² |
*All values are indicative; final specifications are customized per order to match the client’s design envelope and production volume.*
The plant is ideally suited for shipyards that produce mid‑size container vessels, cruise liners, and offshore support vessels where steam drums are required for high‑pressure propulsion boilers. By installing a dedicated line, a shipyard can cut the lead time for drum delivery from 8‑12 weeks (outsourced) to less than 2 weeks, enabling tighter construction schedules and reduced inventory costs.
Power‑generation units on floating platforms (FPSO, FLNG) also benefit from on‑site drum fabrication. The plant’s compact footprint and mobile crane‑compatible layout allow installation on a pier or within a purpose‑built workshop, delivering consistent product quality even in constrained environments.
For OEMs that supply multiple ship classes, the modular nature of the line makes it easy to switch between different drum diameters and pressure classes with minimal re‑tooling, preserving tooling investments across product families.
We work on a project basis; the MOQ is defined by the scope of the turnkey solution rather than a unit count. Typical projects start from a single production line (≈ 12 × 20 m²) and scale up to multi‑line complexes based on the client’s capacity plan.
Absolutely. The layout, forming dies, welding parameters, and heat‑treatment profiles are all configurable. Our engineering team collaborates with the buyer to integrate required material specifications such as ASTM A387‑4, P92, or nickel‑based alloys.
Standard lead time ranges from 15 to 45 days, depending on equipment selection, site preparation, and any optional automation upgrades. Detailed project scheduling is provided after the engineering scope is finalized.
All mechanical and electrical components carry a minimum 12‑month parts warranty. We also provide on‑site commissioning assistance, operator training, and a 24/7 spare‑parts hotline for the first year of operation.
Ready to accelerate your steam‑drum production capacity? Contact us today for a confidential feasibility study and a quotation tailored to your project.