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API American Petroleum Institute
API American Petroleum Institute
The American Petroleum Institute (API) has been working to standardize industrial equipment and operations via the development of API standards since 1924. As a leading manufacturer of centrifugal compressors, Sundyne Corporation actually helped write the book for API-617 / 614 standards that we still use today!
Our API-617 / 614 compliant compressors deliver the sort of performance that you can rely on, with oil and pulsation free flows in a compact, streamlined design.
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