Equipment producers

The American company, Cameron, which has recently celebrated its 175^th anniversary, is a leading world producer of compression equipment.

There are thousands of Cameron (formerly known as Cooper) compressors in the world today, working in the most diverse branches of industry.

Today, compressors produced by Cameron’s Cooper Compression Division are marketed under the trademark “Compression Systems.”

The Cooper Compression Company was known in the former USSR already in the mid-20th century: the compressor stations of the first Soviet cross-country gas pipeline (Saratov-Moscow) were equipped with Cooper compressors. Today, there are over 500 Cooper compressors working in the territory of the former Soviet Union.

The company’s clients include enterprises in the petrochemical, oil and gas refining, ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgical, automotive, glass, textile, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries. Compression Systems manufactures equipment at its own plants in the USA. Every compressor unit is manufactured for a particular client for performing a specific task. All the equipment sold in Russia and CIS countries is manufactured according to European standards and provided with Gosstandart and Gosgortekhnadzor certificates.

With the principal production facilities located in Buffalo, New York, in the vicinity of the Niagara Falls, and a sales network comprising over 80 sales offices and service centers worldwide, Compression Systems is a centrally managed multinational company that can meet your demands for state-of-the-art centrifugal compressors as well as your service needs.

Engineering company specialized in the design of natural gas and associated petroleum gas treatment and refining plants.

Global leader in the development and supply of off-the-shelf design solutions for oil and gas separation, pre-transportation treatment of natural gas, etc.

Leading global manufacturer of expansion turbine systems used in the treatment and refining of natural gas and associated petroleum gas.