From the initial customer request, each job at Badger Industries is guided by an individual engineer who has a thorough working knowledge of all facets of the project, as well as applicable codes and standards.  Once Badger determines customer requirements, the expansion joint design is transferred to the drafting department where a CAD-generated drawing is developed, qualified weld procedures are established, and quality assurance guidelines are identified.  Each Badger contract requires a complete product drawing and bill of materials to be furnished to the customer for review, approval or record, as applicable.

The Badger Engineering Staff has over 84 years of combined experience in
design and applications assistance.  In ensuring the proper use and installation of Badger Expansion Joints, the Badger Engineering Staff is routinely consulted by major users of expansion joints in the power generation, petroleum, petrochemical, and steel industries, as well as heat exchanger and gas turbine manufacturers, OEMs and consulting engineering firms.

Badger offers a full range of expansion joints that will meet ASME code Section VIII, Division I, Appendix 26 (for shell and tube type heat exchangers).  Badger is certified with and "R" stamp for authorization to repair unfired pressure vessels and a "U" stamp to register new equipment.  In addition, Badger can weld and certify expansion joints to ASME piping codes B31.1 and B31.3.