Piping Skids

Skid-mounted large-bore pipe runs with multiple branch connections that collect or distribute flow from several lines into a common conduit. Used to combine production from multiple wells or to route fluid to separation and treating equipment.

Valved piping arrays that direct flow from individual wells to production or test separators. They allow isolation, routing, and well testing through banked headers with block, choke, and test valves.

Skids built around a flow meter and its straight-run piping, isolation valves, and instrumentation for custody-transfer or allocation measurement of oil, gas, or water. Often include flow conditioners and pressure/temperature compensation.

Compact piping and pump assemblies that dose corrosion inhibitor, scale inhibitor, methanol, or other treatment chemicals into the process stream. They combine small-bore tubing, metering pumps, and flow control on a single frame.

Skid-mounted barrel-and-piping assemblies with valves and quick-opening closures used to insert and recover pipeline pigs for cleaning, batching, or inspection. Configured for the connected pipeline diameter and operating pressure.

Pre-fabricated piping spools and valve groups that move produced fluids between wellpads, tank batteries, and central facilities. They consolidate isolation, check, and control valving for inter-unit flow on one structural base.

Lease Automatic Custody Transfer skids that automatically measure and sample crude oil as it is transferred from a lease to a pipeline or truck. They integrate a meter, sampler, pump, and basic sediment-and-water monitoring on a single skid.