FRAC-IRON & PRESSURE CONTROL SUPPORT
Frac Stack, Frac Valve & Zipper Manifold Support for Wyoming Completions
Rental, repair, inspection, maintenance, and field support for the frac iron that has to hold pressure when the job is running. API Spec Q1 certified, family-owned, and working out of Rock Springs for more than 25 years.
API Spec Q1, 10th Edition Certified — Registration No. Q1-3257
25+ Years of Oilfield & Industrial Field Experience
Certified & Inspected Equipment
Family-Owned, Rock Springs, Wyoming
EQUIPMENT WE SUPPORT
Frac Iron & Pressure Control Equipment
Frac iron works under some of the highest pressures on a completion location, and a failure stops the job. H&N supports the equipment that has to hold: frac stacks, frac valves, zipper manifolds, frac trees, and the treating iron that connects them. Tell us which component is involved and what the job needs — rental, repair, inspection, maintenance, or crew support on location.
Equipment
- Frac stacks
- Frac valves and gate valves
- Zipper manifolds and frac manifolds
- Frac trees
- Frac iron and treating iron
- B.O.P. lift systems and torque tools
Frac Iron Rental, Repair & Field Support
Rental
Frac stack, frac valve, and frac iron rental for completion programs, with equipment that is certified and inspected before it goes out. Tell us the pressure rating, connection sizes, duration, and location.
Repair & Maintenance
Frac valve repair, valve maintenance, and frac iron repair — including rebuilds, seal and seat work, and the routine maintenance that keeps equipment in service instead of on a rack waiting for parts.
Inspection & Testing
Inspection and hydrostatic pressure testing to 15,000 PSI using a Gardner Denver T-300, so equipment can be verified before it goes to work rather than discovered as a problem mid-job.
Field Support
Crew and equipment support on location, including B.O.P. lift systems, torque tools, and 15-ton boom truck services for handling and positioning heavy iron.
Quote Request Form
Tell Us About the Job
Tell us the component, the service need, the pressure rating, and the timing. We will confirm what we can support.
What to Include in Your Request
| Tell us | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Component | Frac stack, frac valve, zipper manifold, frac tree, frac iron, or another item. |
| Service need | Rental, repair, inspection, maintenance, field support, or a combination. |
| Pressure rating and sizes | Working pressure and connection sizes determine what equipment fits the job. |
| Quantity and duration | How many units, and for how long, if this is a rental. |
| Location | Wellsite, yard, or facility, plus city, county, or basin. |
| Timing | As soon as possible, within 7 days, within 30 days, or planning ahead — completion schedules move, so tell us what is firm and what is not. |
FRAC-IRON EXPERIENCE & CAPABILITY
Why Operators Bring Frac-Iron Work to H&N
API Spec Q1 Certified
Registration No. Q1-3257, API Spec Q1, 10th Edition. On pressure-containing equipment, a documented and audited quality system is not a marketing line; it is the reason the record of a repair or a test can be relied on.
Testing In-House to 15,000 PSI
Frac iron can be inspected, repaired, and pressure tested by the same contractor, with a Gardner Denver T-300, rather than shipped between vendors.
Boom Truck and Lift Support
15-ton boom truck services, B.O.P. lift systems, and torque tools, so handling heavy iron on location is not a separate call to a separate company.
25+ Years, Built on Repeat Work
Family-owned, based in Rock Springs, with a business built on recurring MSA relationships rather than one-off jobs.
ROCK SPRINGS • WYOMING • ROCKY MOUNTAIN BASINS
Supporting Completions Across Wyoming and the Rockies
H&N supports completion operations from Rock Springs, Wyoming, across the Green River, Uinta, Powder River, and Big Horn basins — including Sweetwater, Sublette, Lincoln, Uinta, Campbell, and Converse counties — and works with operators headquartered in Denver whose Wyoming completions need field support.
Frequently asked questions
A frac stack is the assembly of valves and spools installed above the wellhead to control pressure during hydraulic fracturing. It isolates the wellhead from frac pressures, gives the crew a way to shut the well in, and provides the connection point for the treating iron. Because it sits between frac pressure and the well, its condition and its test record matter more than almost any other equipment on location.
A frac valve is a heavy-duty gate valve rated for frac pressures and abrasive proppant-laden fluid. It is what allows the crew to open and close flow to the well during a stage. Frac valves wear — seats and seals take a beating from proppant — which is why repair, rebuild, and pressure verification are routine rather than exceptional.
A zipper manifold routes frac fluid from the pumps to multiple wells on a pad, letting the crew frac one well while another is being wireline-dressed. It is what makes zipper fracturing possible, and it eliminates the need to rig down and move between wells between stages. Because it carries full treating pressure across several connections, its valves and iron need the same inspection discipline as the frac stack itself.
Tell us the pressure rating, connection sizes, quantity, duration, and location, and we will confirm availability and what the rental includes.
Yes. H&N performs hydrostatic pressure testing to 15,000 PSI using a Gardner Denver T-300, on frac trees, manifolds, flowback equipment, and treating iron. It can be done as part of a repair or as a standalone service before a completion program starts.
The component, the service need — rental, repair, inspection, or field support — the working pressure and connection sizes, the quantity and duration, and the location and timing. Partial information is fine; we will tell you what else we need.
Frac-Iron Requirement on an Upcoming Completion?
Send the component, the service need, and the timing. We will tell you what we can support — before the job is scheduled rather than after.