The 1/4" poppet type check valve with male × female NPT connections is designed to allow fluid flow in one direction while preventing backflow in oil and gas systems. Its poppet design provides fast response and reliable sealing under pressure, ensuring protection of pipelines, pumps, and other critical equipment from damage caused by reverse flow or pressure fluctuations.

The 1/4" size is ideal for small diameter lines, instrumentation, sampling, or control applications where space is limited and precise flow control is required. Male × female connections allow secure inline installation and integration into existing piping without the need for additional fittings, reducing potential leak points and simplifying system layout.

Factory tested for cracking and reseal performance, the valve has a standard working pressure of 6000 psi, with optional ratings up to 10000 PSI. It offers selectable cracking pressures from 1/3 to 25 psi, making it adaptable to various flow requirements. The valve is available in corrosion resistant materials such as SS 316, SS 316L, Duplex, Super Duplex, Hastelloy C276, Inconel 625, Monel 400, and Brass, suitable for demanding oil and gas environments. Heat code traceability ensures quality and material verification, and additional testing options including vibration, temperature, and helium testing are available for critical applications.

The HDI 1522 Choke Position Indicator System is an electronic instrument designed to accurately measure and display the position of choke valves used in oil and gas production. Choke valves regulate the flow of oil, gas, or water from wells by adjusting the degree of restriction in the pipeline, which directly affects pressure control and production rates. The 1522 system provides highly precise position readings in one percent increments, ranging from fully closed (0%) to fully open (100%), enabling better management of well performance and enhanced safety.

This system uses solid-state electronics to convert mechanical valve movement into electronic signals via various potentiometer types—including linear, rotary, and retractable options—making it adaptable to a wide variety of choke valve designs and configurations. The position data is presented on a four-inch liquid crystal display that combines a numeric readout with a linear bar graph, allowing clear and immediate visualization of the choke’s exact position. The display is engineered for visibility from distances up to fifteen feet, suitable for typical field environments.

Powered by an internal, field-replaceable battery with approximately one year of continuous operation, the 1522 system minimizes maintenance requirements and eliminates the need for complex wiring. It also offers optional analog output signals, such as 4-20 mA or 0-1 V, enabling seamless integration with plant control systems, programmable logic controllers, data acquisition systems, or remote display units for centralized monitoring and automation.

The enclosure is constructed from UV-stabilized, impact-resistant polycarbonate and PBT alloy materials to ensure durability in harsh outdoor conditions. It is rated to operate reliably within a wide temperature range from -40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C). The internal electronics are protected by a gasket seal to prevent dust and moisture ingress, maintaining performance and longevity.

Installation flexibility is enhanced through support for cable lengths up to 1,500 feet, allowing the gauge to be mounted in the most accessible or secure locations. Multiple sensor housing options and connector orientations simplify field installation and reduce the need for onsite customization, helping to minimize downtime and installation costs.

The 1522 Choke Position Indicator System delivers accurate, real-time choke valve position information in a robust, easy-to-install package. Its reliable performance, flexible integration capabilities, and low maintenance design support improved flow control, safer operations, and optimized production.

The HDI 2000B Pressure Gauge System is a panel-mounted electronic device designed to measure and display high-pressure levels accurately in industrial and oilfield settings. It monitors pressures up to 20,000 psi with an accuracy of plus or minus 0.50 percent of full scale, making it suitable for critical applications where precise pressure monitoring is essential for safety and operational control.

The system consists of two main components: a digital gauge display and a remote pressure sensor connected by an interconnect cable. This design allows the sensor to be installed directly at the pressure source, such as a wellhead, pump, or manifold, while the display is mounted in a more accessible location for easy reading and monitoring.

The gauge features a six-inch liquid crystal display that combines a five-digit numeric readout with an analog bar graph composed of 101 segments. This clear and detailed display makes it easy to quickly understand both the exact pressure value and its trend, even in low-light or harsh environments. The display can be read from up to 35 feet away.

Power is supplied by a replaceable 3.6-volt battery designed to last between 12 and 18 months under continuous operation. Calibration and configuration data are stored in memory that does not require power, ensuring settings remain intact even when the battery is replaced or the system is powered off.

The pressure sensor employs strain gauge technology and is compatible with a wide range of connection types including standard pipe threads and flanges. This allows the system to be used across various equipment and pressure ranges, while simplifying maintenance by enabling cross-compatibility of sensors.

Optional analog outputs provide 4–20 mA or 0–1 volt signals to connect the gauge to control systems, data loggers, or remote displays. This supports centralized monitoring and integration with automated process control.

In oil and gas operations, the 2000B system is commonly used to monitor pressure at wellheads to ensure safe extraction pressures, on pumps to maintain correct fluid flow and prevent overpressure damage, and on manifolds to track pressure differentials between flow lines. Accurate, real-time pressure data from this system helps operators detect anomalies early, avoid equipment failure, and optimize production rates while maintaining safe operating conditions. Its robust design and modular installation make it well-suited for harsh field environments where reliability and ease of maintenance are critical.

The Gauge Root Valve Female x Female connection is designed to control and isolate pressure instruments in process systems, particularly in oil and gas applications. It is rated for a standard working pressure of 6000 PSI, with the option for higher pressures upon request.

The valve is type-tested to MSS-SP-99 and designed according to ASME B16.34 for pressure-temperature ratings, ensuring reliable performance under demanding conditions.

The valve features a metal-to-metal body and bonnet seal, providing high-pressure and temperature sealing without the need for O-rings. It can operate in temperatures from -50°C to 230°C, with graphite sealing available for applications up to 500°C. The stem has a backseat for added security, and a self-centering, non-rotating tip ensures consistent shutoff and leak-free performance.

The packing is located below the stem threads, isolating the threads from process media, and the gland retainer is easily adjustable for maximum packing stability. The valve includes a removable T-handle for low-torque operation and a dust cap to prevent contamination. All valves are factory-tested with nitrogen at 1000 PSI to verify seat and packing leakage, with a maximum allowable leak rate of 0.1 sec/min.

Materials can be supplied to meet NACE MR 01-75 standards, and heat code traceability is provided. Additional tests, including vibration, temperature, and helium, are available on request. This design ensures long-lasting, reliable operation while protecting connected instruments and maintaining safety in high-pressure systems.

In oil and gas systems, controlling the direction of fluid flow is critical to protect pipelines, pumps, and equipment. The 1/4" poppet type check valve with female × female NPT connections provides reliable uni-directional flow, preventing backflow and maintaining system integrity. Its compact size makes it ideal for small diameter lines, instrumentation, sampling, and control applications, while the female × female connections allow secure inline installation without additional fittings.

The valve has a standard working pressure of 6000 PSI, with optional configurations rated up to 10000 PSI. Selectable cracking pressures from 1/3 to 25 PSI allow precise adaptation to system requirements. It is available in corrosion-resistant materials including SS 316, SS 316L, Duplex, Super Duplex, Hastelloy C276, Inconel 625, Monel 400, and Brass, ensuring durability in demanding oil and gas environments.

All valves are factory tested for cracking and reseal performance, with pneumatic testing at 1000 psig to verify seat integrity. Heat code traceability guarantees quality and material verification, and additional testing, including vibration, temperature, and helium, is available for applications requiring maximum reliability.

The HDI 2200 Choke Position Indicator System is a battery-powered, intrinsically safe solid-state electronic gauge designed to monitor choke valve positions in oil and gas operations with high accuracy. It displays choke position in 1% increments from fully closed to fully open (0% to 100%) using a three-digit numeric readout alongside an analog bar graph segmented into 101 divisions for both precise measurement and quick visual trend analysis.

The system interfaces with linear, rotary, or retractable potentiometers housed in stainless steel enclosures. This flexibility allows for straightforward adaptation across many choke configurations without the need for onsite customization. The sealed stainless steel housing and solid-state electronics enable the 2200 to operate reliably in harsh field conditions, including high vibration environments typical in land and offshore drilling.

Its compact display unit measures approximately 8 by 8 by 4 inches and weighs around 5 pounds. The system is powered by an intrinsically safe 3.6V DC battery pack, with a low battery indicator to ensure timely maintenance and uninterrupted operation. Field-repairable components minimize downtime and allow for easy servicing. The system supports dual sensors for integration with human-machine interfaces (HMI) or programmable logic controllers (PLC), enabling remote monitoring and automation. The 2200 system replaces traditional pneumatic indicators, eliminating the need for air lines and reducing maintenance complexity, while offering a simple calibration interface to facilitate setup and ongoing adjustments.

The L type 2 valve manifold is a compact and reliable solution designed for connecting impulse lines to pressure transmitters or gauges in industrial systems. Its primary purpose is to allow safe and efficient measurement of process pressures while providing the ability to isolate, vent, or calibrate instruments without disrupting the process.

The L type configuration refers to the layout of the two valves, arranged in an L shape, which allows for simple and intuitive operation. This design enables the user to block the process pressure, bleed off trapped pressure, and perform calibration on static pressure transmitters or gauges. The arrangement minimizes installation space while ensuring clear and accessible operation.

Pipe to pipe manifolds are designed to connect directly to process lines using standard piping connections. This allows for straightforward integration with impulse lines and reduces the need for additional fittings. The manifold provides a secure and leak-free connection while maintaining easy access for maintenance, calibration, and testing of instruments. Overall, the L type 2 valve manifold combines compact design, operational simplicity, and high reliability for critical measurement applications.