Heater Treaters - Worthington Industries

Oil & Gas Solutions See All Products Separation Tech Capabilities Regions Contact Next generation thermal separation. Worthington Industries heater treaters bring unrivaled separation performance to the well pad. With advanced separation technology and superior capacity, each Worthington unit can replace 1.5 to 2 conventional units. See the Specs Read the Case Study
Separators Heater Treaters GPUs Tanks Sand Traps
Efficiency through Innovation Worthington Industries patented heater treater designs help you separate more effectively and more quickly than ever before. And we do it all with a smaller footprint on your well pad. Perfect for liquid-rich plays, our heater treaters' advanced internal structures help speed up time-to-market. With a removable head and oil-immersed fire tube, our heater treaters will require less maintenance than your everyday commodity heater treater. Less BS&W, More BOPD Worthington heater treaters knockout Basic Sediment & Water (BS&W) like a champ—all while allowing maximum throughput. Our treaters deliver consistently strong performance reducing paraffin, asphaltenes, solids emulsions and other production stream challenges. Multiple primary models available for vertical configurations Process and dehydrate more than 5,000-7,000 BBL of oil daily Run up to 400 PSIG Separate 2.5 MMSCF of production gas daily Remove 1,500 BWPD of low effluent quality water Minimize oil in water carryover Our technical advisors take the time to learn about your production dynamics, including operative pressures, oil and water rates, API gravity, sour gas and more. This collaboration, paired with our innovative separation technology, is changing the industry's expectations for heated separation nationwide. See the Specs Read the Case Study
Capabilities How do we design heater treaters that make a true impact on production economics? Not only through close collaboration with operators, but also by leveraging a number of proven capabilities our organization has spent decades developing. Learn More

Heater Treaters Oil & Gas Solutions See All Products Separation Tech Capabilities Regions Contact Next generation thermal separation. Worthington Industries heater treaters bring unrivaled separation performance to the well pad. With advanced separation technology and superior capacity, each Worthington unit can replace 1.5 to 2 conventional units. See the Specs Read the Case Study
Separators Heater Treaters GPUs Tanks Sand Traps
Efficiency through Innovation Worthington Industries patented heater treater designs help you separate more effectively and more quickly than ever before. And we do it all with a smaller footprint on your well pad. Perfect for liquid-rich plays, our heater treaters' advanced internal structures help speed up time-to-market. With a removable head and oil-immersed fire tube, our heater treaters will require less maintenance than your everyday commodity heater treater. Less BS&W, More BOPD Worthington heater treaters knockout Basic Sediment & Water (BS&W) like a champ—all while allowing maximum throughput. Our treaters deliver consistently strong performance reducing paraffin, asphaltenes, solids emulsions and other production stream challenges. Multiple primary models available for vertical configurations Process and dehydrate more than 5,000-7,000 BBL of oil daily Run up to 400 PSIG Separate 2.5 MMSCF of production gas daily Remove 1,500 BWPD of low effluent quality water Minimize oil in water carryover Our technical advisors take the time to learn about your production dynamics, including operative pressures, oil and water rates, API gravity, sour gas and more. This collaboration, paired with our innovative separation technology, is changing the industry's expectations for heated separation nationwide. See the Specs Read the Case Study
Capabilities How do we design heater treaters that make a true impact on production economics? Not only through close collaboration with operators, but also by leveraging a number of proven capabilities our organization has spent decades developing. Learn More