Flameless Induction Heat for Well Servicing Crews
Keep frac and well crews running on flameless induction heat built for the field. Engineered for oil and gas: trailer-mounted as standard, with skid, stationary or truck mounting on request.
We deliver units anywhere in the continental US.
Equipment Capability
Built to Handle Every Well Servicing Job
Every Emperor unit for well servicing ships with the instrumentation and safety systems a crew checks before signing off on a job. Specifications below cover the engine, pump, pressure ratings and standard safety equipment.
Each unit is set up and commissioned on site, then handed to your crew with hands-on training on operation, maintenance and safety. Remote control runs from a tablet or phone, and Endress+Hauser instruments report temperature, pressure and flow with automatic safety shut-downs through the job.
What Your Unit Includes
- Tier-4 engine paired with a 100 kW generator for standalone field power
- Heat exchanger hydro tested to 5,000 PSI, with components rated to 6,000 PSI
- Watertight stainless Class 1 Div 1 control box for hazardous-area duty
- Emergency shutoffs on all four sides plus two 30 lb dry chemical fire extinguishers
- 50 ft of 3-inch suction hose included with every unit
- Modules run in parallel, up to four for 20 BPM of combined capacity
Who This Service Suits
Well servicing and frac crews running continuous hot oil jobs are the core fit. A single owner-operator heating one tank on an occasional job may not need the modular capacity this unit is built for.
Get Well Servicing Support
Send us your well-servicing details and we'll follow up with next steps. Most requests get a reply the same business day during office hours.
What Well Crews Ask Us First
Running heat on a live well site raises real safety and uptime questions. Here is what field crews ask before they bring an Emperor unit on location.
Is the Emperor unit safe to run on an active well site?
Yes - the Emperor is a flameless, electric induction unit, so there is no open flame and no pre-heat step on location. Automatic safety shut-downs run from Endress+Hauser temperature, pressure and flow instruments, with emergency shutoffs on all four sides.
How much hot fluid can one unit put out for a well-servicing job?
Each module delivers 5 BPM, and up to four modules run in parallel for 20 BPM total. Rated output runs from about 23 GPM at 6,222 PSI up to 138 GPM at 1,742 PSI, depending on configuration.
How do we keep track of the unit out on a remote well pad?
The communication upgrade adds a satellite or cellular module so you can check running status, flow, temperature, input pressure and heat level from a tablet or phone. Nobody has to stand at the unit to know it is working.
What happens if something goes wrong while it is running?
Endress+Hauser instruments trigger automatic safety shut-downs, and emergency shutoffs sit on all four sides of the unit. Every Emperor also carries two 30 lb dry chemical fire extinguishers on board.
Does the unit move easily between well pads?
Standard lead time is 60 to 90 days once a unit is confirmed, with delivery anywhere in the continental US. Training on operation, maintenance and safety comes with the unit when it arrives.
If your question is not answered below, give us a call. A direct line gets you a straight answer fast, from a team that knows the equipment.