Bespoke skid services

tricool
Tricool has expanded its pump and tank skid operations to include bespoke services.
Tricool now offers a bespoke service for hydraulic packages on skids to go with chillers. A wide range of options is available. • Run and standby pumps arrangements, with auto-changeover.
• Wide range of open/closed tank sizes of plastic or metal.
• Wide range of pipework grades and materials, including stainless steel.
• Closed pressurised or atmospheric circuit options. • Plate and shell-and-tube heat exchangers.
• Wide variety of control regulating valves and connections.
• Customised design, construction and finishes. • Delivered assembled or kit form.
• Control panels.
• Witness test facilities prior to delivery. Martin Storey, operations director with Tricool, explains, ‘We can offer design, build, test and install from our manufacturing base in Fareham, fully supported by our sales engineers, who can specify to meet customers’ on-site requirements where needed.’ Tricool has fabrication facilities on site and can offer CAD-assisted design and a wide variety of skid sizes, in addition to standard pump and tank sets. Efficiency, costs and quality are fully controlled and monitored by ISO 9001 accreditation.
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