Hifi Engineering of Calgary can detect leaks within a ten-meter radius
of pipelines that are thousands of miles long.
By Mark Lawton, Knighthouse Media
Knowing if there is a leak in a pipeline is good. Knowing where that leak is located is a lot better.
“We can tell where the leak is detected and when,” says Steven Koles, president of Hifi Engineering in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Hifi uses a specialized fiber-optic sensing technology to measure sound, temperature changes and kinetic energy – movement and vibration – in pipelines.
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HFRC wants to make the Hytrans system a predominant method of moving water.
By Alan Dorich, Knighthouse Media
When it comes to fighting fires, you need equipment that you can rely on. Haines Fire & Risk Consulting (HFRC) makes sure that clients have the equipment that they can count on in an emergency, President Stephen Haines says. “We’re not just selling anybody’s pumps or hose appliances,” he declares.
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Total Equipment adds to its capabilities and services to provide complete solutions
to its oil and gas customers.
By Staci Davidson, Knighthouse Media
Total Equipment Company is clear about what it offers with its name. Serving clients around western Pennsylvania and West Virginia, the company is dedicated to providing complete solutions for its oil and gas customers. Total Equipment Company was founded in 1982 as a local pump and compressor distributor with 10 employees, but has since expanded to over 100 employees and offers a wide range of fluid handling and compressed air products.
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Cruz Energy Services is ramping up its logistics and overall operations
to better serve its oil and gas customers.
By Staci Davidson
The lower United States has so much energy work happening with active basins in areas such as Pennsylvania, Texas, North Dakota, Montana and Colorado, as well as ongoing wind energy projects. Operators understand, however, it can be tricky to get all the necessary equipment where they need it to be to get those important commodities out of the ground or to properly harness the wind. Cruz Energy Services understands this struggle and is ramping up its logistics and overall operations to better serve its oil and gas customers.
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Rotex’s aftermarket service division plans to add more high-quality field experts
to help its customers continue to achieve peak performance.
By Janice Hoppe-Spiers
Rotex specializes in developing and manufacturing industrial screening and separation machines, but the sale and delivery of a machine is just the start of a more than 20-year relationship with its customers. “Rotex’s first concern is the long-term success of our customers,” says Joe Taylor, aftermarket sales manager. “Rotex’s goal is to be the first call. With a Rotex service division only a phone call, text or email away, we want to be the first call they make when they have a service, training or maintenance need. You only gain that kind of reputation by coming through for your customer each and every time.”
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