Electric Heating Equipment Manufacturers in Houston, Texas

Houston / Texas / United States

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Tyco Thermal Controls is one of the leading providers of heat tracing, sensing, and fire and performance wiring solutions in the world. The company serves clients in the oil and gas, power, food and beverage, chemical, water processing, and commercial and residential construction markets. Its products are used in leak detection, snow melting, temperature measurement, specialty and floor heating applications. Tyco Thermal Controls offers products from the Raychem, Pyrotenax, Isopad, T2, Tracer, TraceTek, WinterGard and DigiTrace brands. Its capabilities include engineering, procurement, fabrication and component installation. With operations in more than 40 countries, the company employs over 2,000 staff members. Tyco Thermal Controls operates manufacturing facilities in the United Kingdom, Canada and Korea.

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Chromalox, Houston

Houston / Texas / United States

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Nailor Industries, Inc, Houston

Houston / Texas / United States

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Nailor Industries provides air control, distribution products, sheet metal aluminum fabrication, fancoil units, VAV terminal units, electric duct heaters, grilles and registers, diffusers, plenum slot diffusers, troffers, fire dampers, smoke dampers, combination fire/smoke dampers, control dampers, backdraft dampers, access doors and auxiliary products. The company has nine manufacturing plants with a combined total of more than 500,000 square feet,located in three countries that serve North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific. Each factory has quality assurance programs, many of which are registered to BS 5750 and assessed to ISO 9002. The company also has online catalogs of its products. Nailor Industries was established in 1971.

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Gaumer Process, Houston

Houston / Texas / United States

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Founded in 1962 by John F. Gaumer, the Gaumer Company started as a sales organization selling only Chromalox products. The company was reorganized in 1974, by Jack McClanahan, and became one of the largest distributors of process electric heaters in the Southwest. By 1982, the Gaumer Company had expanded its services throughout the United States and had begun to develop a line of process heaters, process heating systems, and process control assemblies. The products were all designed and manufactured at the plant in Houston. The company has expanded manufacturing and marketing capabilities for worldwide coverage through a manufacturers representative network. The product line has includes more than 40,000 standard products.

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