Hanover Vertical Blowcase 24" x 5' 1800 PSI

The Hanover Vertical Blowcase is a robust pressure vessel designed for use in oil and gas operations, particularly for displacing liquids from wells or separators using compressed gas. This model, built in 2006, features a cylindrical steel construction with a maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) of 1800 PSI, making it suitable for high-pressure environments such as well testing, production separation, and fluid transfer applications. Key benefits include reliable performance in harsh conditions, ASME certification for safety and quality, and vertical orientation that optimizes space in field setups. It offers advantages over horizontal blowcases by facilitating easier drainage and integration into vertical piping systems, reducing footprint in compact installations. However, drawbacks may include higher initial costs due to heavy-duty materials and potential maintenance needs for seals and valves in corrosive environments. The vessel's design supports efficient blowdown operations, with multiple ports for inlet, outlet, and instrumentation. Compared to similar products from manufacturers like Cameron or Exterran, the Hanover model provides superior pressure ratings and durability, though it may require custom fittings for specific integrations. Condition analysis from images indicates used status with minor surface rust, graffiti, and dirt, but structural integrity appears intact. No parent/child assets are visible. Estimated market price for used units in similar condition ranges from $5,000 to $10,000 USD, based on recent surplus equipment sales data from sites like Machinery Trader and IronPlanet.