For over a century, Dresser Utility Solutions has been a leading worldwide manufacturer and marketer of highly engineered infrastructure for critical service applications for natural gas and utility industries. Accuracy, dependability, and low maintenance of our equipment has been proven over time. We also have a solid reputation for providing customers with products and technologies that drive performance, efficiency, growth, and safety.

The Dresser legacy was born in 1880 when Solomon R. Dresser began providing products to the petroleum industry near Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA. Well over 100 years of engineering and manufacturing expertise are the bedrock behind the innovation inherent in today’s organization. Dresser Utility Solutions leverages this storied history with contemporary technologies which incorporate unsurpassed accuracy, reliability, precision, and most importantly, integrity, across all our product lines.

From Solomon R. Dresser’s first coupling patent in 1886 to our latest innovative products, our product line has continued to evolve to meet the needs of our customers. Here at Dresser Utility Solutions, we are strategically focused and dedicated to serving our customers’ individualized needs.

The formula for Solomon Dresser’s legacy is simple and still holds true today. Beyond the ever-expanding markets we serve, the key to our success is the employees of Dresser sharing new ideas, embracing personal accountability, demonstrating integrity and respect in all aspects of our business and a continued focus on helping our customers perform better.

At Dresser Utility Solutions, our business continues to focus on energy and infrastructure. We are a global provider recognized for our robust equipment and customer focused approach to mission- critical applications. Our reputation is built upon a proven history of delivering high quality products and maintaining long-term relationships with leading companies across the world, some of which exceed a century of continued service.

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