Gardner Denver expands presence to Oklahoma with New Oklahoma City Facility
Published by Laura Dean,
Deputy Editor
Oilfield Technology,
Gardner Denver Petroleum & Industrial Pumps, the only total solutions provider to the drilling, well servicing and frac pumps market, is pleased to announce the opening of Gardner Denver Oklahoma City, a 25 000 ft2 facility in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The newest location will be able to service frac, drilling and production customers throughout Oklahoma City and the surrounding basins.
“Gardner Denver has had a presence in Oklahoma City and the surrounding basins since 1961,” said Jason Moody, branch manager for Gardner Denver Oklahoma City. “In our commitment to serve and partner with our customers, being in close proximity and with more capacity to service their needs allows us to deliver long-term, high-value solutions.”
“The brand-new Oklahoma City repair center has the space to service up to six frac units at once, and is equipped with five technical service team members with over 50 years of combined experience,” Moody added. “Gardner Denver repair center in Oklahoma City is available to service drilling, frac, production and C-pumps, as well as power and fluid ends of just about any make and model, including competitors' pumps. From GD2500Q to small plunger pumps such as the GD25T (TAC), our experienced technical services team will tackle any challenge.”
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/special-reports/27062018/gardner-denver-expands-presence-to-oklahoma-with-new-oklahoma-city-facility/
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