Why is Codeline an industry standard?

Codeline has a long history and has numerous industry firsts. As early as the 1980s, Advanced Structures produced FRP membrane housings with diameters of 4 inches and 8 inches for U4 and U8 series. Advanced Structures launched the 4B series as well as the E8 and E8/SP series in 1986. These two models have long been industry benchmarks. In 1999, the name of Advanced Structures was changed to Codeline, and the product line also added structural pressure vessels, making Codeline famous.

Codeline is part of the Pentair Group, a global partner in the fields of water, fluid, thermal management, and equipment protection. Since the 1970s, Pentair has been developing industry standards for pressure vessels, and seawater desalination using reverse osmosis (RO) membrane technology became a viable alternative to traditional (thermal) methods for the first time.

With Codeline, Pentair is at the forefront of every major development in membrane shell technology, leading the launch of filament wound fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) containers that currently dominate the industry. Thus achieving the largest installation base in the field. With accumulated customers and experience, it is sufficient to support their continuous research and development to maintain their industry-leading position. This can help its customers gain advantages in the industry in terms of reliability, durability, and cost. Codeline has now provided services to multiple industries, including oil and gas, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, electronics, power generation equipment, and wastewater treatment.

With the increasing global demand for seawater desalination technology has led to a messed industry. It should be noted that the production of drinking water is a serious undertaking closely related to health, and pressure vessels cannot be ignored. The improper design of counterfeit products has led to many serious accidents, so it is necessary to strictly control quality, strictly comply with ASME, ISO9001, NSF-61, and DWI certification standards, and implement independent third-party testing. Codeline, as the first container manufacturer to comply with the American national standard ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, demonstrates its importance to safety.

Codeline not only manufactures accident proof pressure vessel shells, but also continuously innovates to improve the durability of product performance. Pentair Codeline is very strict in material selection, and all shell and head components are made of materials listed in FDA/NSF. This not only ensures the safety and hygiene of the product, but also makes it comply with industry standards and regulatory requirements. In addition, the high gloss polyurethane paint outer coating not only provides UV protection, but also extends the product's service life.

Continuous innovation is crucial for applications in demanding fields. The threaded side hole design and octagonal technology are good examples. The threaded side holes make maintenance and replacement easier, while the octagonal technology enables flat sealing of circular containers, increasing the convenience of operation. Nowadays, Codeline's technology has spread across all continents, with over 400000 membrane shells in use, proving its excellence and success.