General

Simple, Safe, and Efficient Heat

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.

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Catalytic Heaters

Protect Your Instrument Gas Heater with a Weather Cover

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.

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Freeze Prevention

Critical Choice: The Right Freeze Prevention Partner.

There is no consensus on how to manage industrial freeze prevention or protection. But we can agree there are common best practices: a good plan typically consists of heating and insulation. The right system is highly dependent on your equipment…

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General

Why the U.S. Will Become The World’s Largest LNG Exporter.

The United States is positioning itself to become the world’s largest exporter of liquified natural gas (LNG) once again in 2023. The U.S. has been the world’s largest producer of petroleum since 2018 and the largest producer of natural gas since 2011. During the first two quarters of 2022, the U.S. also became…

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General

How Natural Gas Will Support The Clean Energy Transition

The United States oil and gas industry has gained momentum heading into 2023 due in no small part to the renewed interest in natural gas as the country transitions to clean energy. Natural gas has earned a somewhat-unjustified reputation as nothing more than an affordable byproduct…

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General

Hazardous Area Classification in Oil and Gas.

What Is a Hazardous Location? A hazardous location is an area where there is a risk of an explosion due to the presence of an explosive mixture/atmosphere. For example, common elements that make these areas hazardous include ignitable concentrations of flammable gases, vapors, combustible dust, or ignitable fibers. 

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