Did @etsgang snitch out @subzeroscientific? ASME and OLCC confusion? is this what our industry has come to?

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If their systems were stamped and certified, they absolutely would advertise that. You get a major premium for stamped equipment.

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Doesn’t everyone feel all warm and fuzzy inside for the holidays.

hope everyone has a happy and safe holidays with their families and friends

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Yeah so I’m asking did they use a magnifying glass? On a hashtag photo? Are they sure? Confident? Obviously. So let them not hide behind their tactics. They are targeting their competitors. :100:

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I really wish there wasn’t the one useful thread per month on here that makes it worth coming back to this flaming dumpster fire of boozy bullshit.

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But you’re in my useful flaming dumpster fire and I am the host. @Lincoln20XX ain’t the irony great?

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Idk how someone can be so active on a site where he is essentially disliked by all. It has to be some sort of humiliation fetish


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i already cut these posts from the patent thread to keep that one clean. The title kinda showed what this would become and already started. i dont see this happening with ETS calling ASME on xtractor depots asme certified units or any like it.

This whole shit stinks. Its extrememly dirty tactics. While legal are pretty unethical.

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The irony doesn’t escape me that viral posts of usefulness are often creating hate. The double irony that these viral posts are created from hate doesn’t escape me. Doesn’t it suck that the jackass is so aware? Gosh I know
 Merry Christmas.

Let’s be mad at the wise drunkard and try to detail my thread. @Lincoln20XX not like I haven’t refunded you and left you alone. I would never want your business.

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When you put the time and expense into designing and fabricating an ASME vessel, you tell people this. We don’t have to “look” for the stamp because the engineering community typically wont approve it without it. It is a long and difficult process that adds significant cost. Looking up an ASME cert is 3 clicks on a website.

Yes, we follow our competitors and if one takes the time and expense to get a U or UM stamp from ASME, we are going to notice.

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Hey man slice it up how you want. Justifying is how people sleep at night.

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what do you think about these products?

https://www.shopbvvpf.shop/product/asme-150l-350-max-working-pressure-pneumatic-psig-385-us-asme-150l-on-sale/

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:telephone_receiver: 911 what’s your emergency? “I would like to report an extractor.”

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I appreciate the work you and the rest of the trash janitors do here. It’s just unfortunate that this place has become what every public internet place eventually becomes.

I called out Ethos for months about selling what could be plastic pipe bombs, I see this as potentially the same thing. Dunno why moveweight’s got such a hate on for ETS over this.

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I don’t like seeing shady tactics. Either does Killa. Get with the program. There’s right and wrong and then there’s calling the cops.

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I don’t understand the comparison, those are all ASME certified vessels?

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Snitches never understand. Go back to Canada on this one bub you don’t know shit.

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but are they really? They are stamped 100% but do you think they are really welded by a certified shop?

and yes i know there are plenty of asme certified shops in china

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From what I remember, they are manufacturered by a certified shop, that has an active ASME certificate.

Regardless of what Connor says, companies outside the US can and do hold active ASME stamps.

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Oh my goodness. You mean you can trace there’s?

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No magnifying glass necessary, it’s the clamps. When you see those clamps on a >6" vessel you know it’s not an ASME design.

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