Cate Industrial, the leading supplier of air compressors in Utah, Idaho and Nevada. Cate Industrial offers reciprocating compressors; rotary screw compressors; oil-free compressors; centrifugal or Centac compressors and complete turn-key systems from Ingersoll Rand Industrial Technologies, Travaini Industrial Vacuum, Powerex Medical Air and Vacuum, Wilkerson and more. Cate Industrial also offers factory authorized service and genuine replacement parts and lubricants for these same brands plus we can provide service and parts for competitive compressors such as Sullair; Atlas Copco; Gardner Denver; Kaeser; Quincy; Quincy Northwest; FS Curtis and others. Cate Industrial also offers air compressor rental.
Cate Industrial is located in Salt Lake City, Utah; Elko, Nevada and Boise and Pocatello, Idaho. We service all of the major cities in the region such as St. George, Utah; Cedar City, Utah; Provo and Orem, Utah plus Idaho Falls, Idaho; Blackfoot, Idaho; Burley, Idaho, Twin Falls, Idaho; Nampa, Idaho; Caldwell, Idaho; Carlin, Nevada; Wendover, Nevada; Wells Nevada and Ely, Nevada. With over 60 years experience, Cate Industrial is fully equipped to meet your needs 24/7. Our knowledgeable Air System Consultants will determine the best solution for your specific application.
If you have a need for an air compressor, an air dryer, an air filter, a pressure regulator, a receiver tank, a vacuum pump, a medical air or medical vacuum system that meets NFPA 99, then please contact the helpful staff at Cate Industrial Products. We are truly "Best Under Pressure".
A good rule of thumb to follow when selecting a site for your air compressor is to ask yourself: "Would I be able to work in the location/conditions I want to subject my compressor to?" Your air compressor will provide years of quality service if you locate it where it will be in a temperate atmosphere, not too hot and not too cold. 70 to 80 degrees F should do the trick. Also you want your air compressor to "breathe" clean air. Do not put your compressor in a dank, dirty, dusty corner of a building or even outside if you can help it. Keep your compressor dry. I don't think I have to tell you about how electricity and water don't mix too well, do I?
