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Fabrication of Pump Skids

A Beiton pump skid reaches your plant ready to connect. Mechanical engineering, frame, piping, pumps, instrumentation, control panel, qualified welding and testing — all integrated into one transportable module that cuts field installation time.

Full scope

What a Beiton skid integrates

Every system is designed and built as one complete unit — we do not bolt loose parts together

Process engineering

Process engineering

P&IDs, hydraulic calculations and material selection for the fluid, the temperature and the working pressure.

Ideal for

The basis for the entire mechanical design

Piping, valves and welding

Piping, valves and welding

Piping in steel, stainless steel or PVC to suit the application. Ball, check and control valves. Qualified welding (WPS/PQR) and hydrostatic testing.

Ideal for

Corrosive fluids, high pressure, high temperature

Pumps, motors and control panel

Pumps, motors and control panel

Pumps selected against the operating curve and NPSH. GE Motors (Wolong) motors. A panel with Danfoss variable frequency drives (VFDs), PLC, HMI and protective devices, integrated into the skid.

Ideal for

Variable-speed pumping, energy savings, precise control

Why build with Beiton

Brands we represent Gorman-Rupp pumps, GE motors, Danfoss VFDs, UWT instrumentation — all with factory warranty
Tested before shipping Every skid goes through documented FAT testing with a protocol and photos
In-house engineering We do not resell — we design the piping, the frame and the controls for your application
Containerized option available Skids mounted inside a container for remote or temporary installations
Monitoring with DrivePulse The skid's VFDs are registered in DrivePulse for traceability and PM forecasting
Post-delivery support Spare parts, DrivePro preventive maintenance and local technical service
From your requirement to your plant

How we work

01

Requirement

You share the fluid, flow, pressure, temperature and site conditions. We run the hydraulic calculations and the selection.

02

Engineering

P&ID, mechanical layout, piping isometrics, electrical single-line diagram and bill of materials. All reviewed with you before we build.

03

Fabrication

Metal frame, mounting of pumps and motors, piping with qualified welding, electrical panel, instrumentation and wiring.

04

FAT testing

Hydrostatic testing of the piping, point-to-point electrical testing, simulation of start sequences and verification of protective devices.

05

Handover

Shipping to site, connection of the feeders, SAT testing with the real fluid, parameter optimization and handover of as-built documentation.

Portfolio

Skids built in our shop

Line of skids under construction
Production line — several skids being built at the same time
Front view of a skid with pumps and control panel
Front view — pumps, piping and integrated control panel
Panel with HMI and drive
Panel with VLT AQUA Drive, Siemens HMI and pushbutton station
Skid with pumps and valves
Gorman-Rupp pumps with PVC piping and control valves
Skid inside a container
Containerized skid — ready for shipping and remote installation
Skid installed on site
Skid installed and running — pumps on a Danfoss drive
// How we get started

Three steps and typical lead times

Typical lead times for a skid with two or three pumps. If a pump or motor has to be imported, the equipment lead time is confirmed in the proposal.

  1. 01 Typical time 1 week

    Application data

    Fluid, flow, pressure, suction conditions, available voltage and space at the plant. With that we select pumps and motors.

  2. 02 Typical time 1–2 weeks

    Engineering and approval

    Mechanical design, P&ID, isometrics and control panel, with drawings for your approval before fabrication.

  3. 03 Typical time 4–8 weeks

    Fabrication and testing

    Frame, piping with qualified welding, control panel and testing in our shop. The skid arrives ready to connect.

Skids are common in treatment plants: see our wastewater treatment plant automation in Panama.

Every skid carries GE industrial electric motors selected for the pump and the drive.

// FAQ

What clients ask before we start

Short answers to the questions that usually come up in the first technical conversation. Exact lead times are confirmed in the proposal.

Q01 What data do you need to quote a skid?
The fluid, the required flow and pressure, the suction conditions, the available voltage and the space at the plant. With that, pumps are selected and preliminary engineering is done.
Q02 Does the skid arrive tested?
Yes. It is tested in our shop before shipping and arrives ready to connect to the plant's piping and electrical supply.
Q03 Which pump and motor brands do you use?
Gorman-Rupp pumps, GE Motors (Wolong) motors, Danfoss drives and UWT instrumentation, all with factory warranty.

Do you need a pre-assembled pumping system?

Tell us about your application — fluid, flow, pressure — and we will design, build and deliver the skid ready to connect.