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"It's also a pretty permanent thing when you get done. Metal lasts a long time."Winchester Precision Technologies, a leading provider of ASME pressure vessel fabrication services has recently announced the continuation of initiatives to optimize the company's ability to handle fabrication for ASME pressure vessels of all sizes and complexities for industries across the country.According to company Vice President, Jason Perron, these additions involve both expanding the company's ability to handle the fabrication of larger pressure vessels as well as increasingly complex vessels. To do this, the company intends to continually optimize existing quality control processes while simultaneously enhancing the collective experience of its work force. Regarding the difficulty of producing large and complex pressure vessels for businesses across the country, Perron remains confident."With our experience manufacturing industrial rolls and pressure vessels, our team has the know-how to handle even the most complicated and critical projects. That isn't to say we're not interested in manufacturing standard pressure vessels, but tough, custom projects aren't something we shy away from."