Winter freeze-ups put regulators, valves, and meters at risk. Catco heaters and enclosures deliver reliable heat that keeps production and distribution systems flowing.
Winter freeze-ups put regulators, valves, and meters at risk. Catco heaters and enclosures deliver reliable heat that keeps production and distribution systems flowing.
CATCO hazardous location heaters come in three models — Dash 10, Dash 20, and Dash 40. Learn which is right for non-hazardous sites, tough outdoor environments, or fully certified hazardous locations.
A quick guide to understanding BTU/hr and how Catco heaters use it to match the right size to your application—whether small enclosures or large Pipeline Packs.
Catco catalytic heaters are designed to keep regulators, valves, and compressor stations protected from freezing. With no moving parts, flameless operation, and efficient infrared heat, they deliver safe and reliable performance 24/7, 365 days a year.
Discover the top 3 instrument gas heater accessories—fuel filters, steady heat controllers, and regulators—that help extend heater life, boost performance, and ensure reliable operation in the field.
Stop gas system freeze-offs. Catco enclosures and heaters prevent gas regulator freezing from the Joule-Thomson Effect.
Get the Protection You Need Don’t wait until your equipment suffers from weather-related damage. Reach out to our team or visit our website to get more information on weather covers tailored to your heater setup. We'll help you find the right fit to keep your equipment running longer and more reliably—no matter the weather. Less downtime. More protection. That’s the Catco way.
Need better control over your catalytic heater? Orifice exchange kits help you switch fuels, adjust for altitude, and improve efficiency fast.
Part two dives deeper into the role of catalytic heaters in the gas conditioning process and how they contribute to ensuring smooth operations and mitigating potential risks such as damage to equipment and infrastructure and blockages in pipelines.
In the natural gas industry, maintaining the integrity and efficiency of gas systems is of utmost importance to avoid unnecessary downtime and ensure a reliable supply. One critical aspect is gas conditioning, which involves the removal of impurities to make the gas suitable for various applications. However, it's not just about removing impurities; managing gas pressure throughout the conditioning process is equally crucial.