Our fleet
Flameless and indirect-fired heaters plus solar fuel storage — all maintained, delivered, and fueled by us. Every heater runs a pre-DEF engine, so there's no Diesel Exhaust Fluid to freeze up, run out, or fault out a unit in the cold. Daily and weekly rates are quoted per job, so you only pay for what your site needs.
No open flame, no spark, no setbacks — the standard choice for classified, hazardous well sites. Three sizes from 600,000 to 1,200,000 BTU/hr.
Flameless heater
Compact single-axle flameless heater — a go-to for freeze protection, ground thaw, and enclosure heat on tight pads.
Flameless heater
Mid-size flameless output for larger structures and rig heat where you need more BTU without an open flame.
Flameless heater
Maximum flameless output — 1.2 million BTU for the coldest, largest sites, with big fuel savings over indirect-fired.
Ducted dry heat for big enclosures, and self-powered fuel storage that keeps everything on the pad running.
Indirect-fired heater
A 1M BTU indirect-fired diesel heater that pushes clean, dry, ducted heat into large enclosures and structures.
Fuel storage
Self-powered, solar fuel storage with high-end pumps and top-of-the-line filtration to keep your equipment up and running. Full containment system.
How to choose
Either way, both types put out clean, dry heat and both run pre-DEF engines. The real question is whether the location will tolerate a flame anywhere on the unit — and on most oilfield pads, the answer is no.
Equipment questions
It depends on the volume of the space, how well it's sealed, and the temperature difference you're trying to hold. As a starting point:
Tell us the size of the space and the temperature you're fighting and we'll size it for the job.
Yes — that's the main reason operators rent them. With no open flame and no spark there's no setback distance to design around, which makes them the practical choice on volatile, classified well sites.
It varies with output and load, but flameless units are materially more efficient than indirect-fired for the same job — our TD1200 runs roughly 40% less fuel than indirect-fired at comparable output.
We fuel the equipment on site, so fuel is one less thing for your crew to run down.
Our heaters are set up for 24/7 running with no DEF to top up. Runtime between fills depends on output and tank size — pair a unit with one of our 2,000 or 5,000 gallon solar fuel tanks and we'll keep it fueled on site.
Both. Daily and weekly rates are quoted per job so you only pay for what your site needs. Send us the equipment, location and timing and we'll come back with a quote and a delivery window.
Yes. We stage the fleet in Wamsutter, deliver to your location, and come back for it when the job's done. Fuel and service in between go through your dispatch number or Iron Dispatch.
Tell us the size of the space and the temperature you're fighting. We'll match you to the right heater and quote it for your job.