Package Systems
Integrated systems for process and utility applications.
Process Equipment
Process Skids for Integrated Hygienic Systems.
Process skids combine valves, fittings, tubing, pumps, instrumentation and equipment into project-based packages.
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Applications
Integrated systems for process workflows.
Skid RFQs should include process function, layout, BOM, P&ID and equipment requirements.
Process Packages
Skids for production and cleaning workflows.
High-Purity Skids
Documentation-focused package sourcing.
Sizes & Dimensions
Standard skid configurations.
Pre-engineered packaged skids reduce site installation time. Plug-and-play with utility connections only required on-site.
| Skid | Tank Vol | Footprint | Height | Power | Lead Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 500 L | 2 × 1.5 m | 1.8 m | 15 kW | 8 – 10 wks |
| Medium | 1000 L | 3 × 2 m | 2.2 m | 30 kW | 10 – 12 wks |
| Large | 2500 L | 4 × 2.5 m | 2.5 m | 60 kW | 12 – 16 wks |
| XL | 5000 L | 5 × 3 m | 2.8 m | 100 kW | 16 – 20 wks |
| Custom | By RFQ | By RFQ | By RFQ | By RFQ | By RFQ |
Operating Conditions
Pressure-temperature rating for sanitary process skids.
Skid integrates all components; operating conditions limited by lowest-rated element. Typically PN10 / 135°C SIP.
Service Conditions
- Process pressure: 10 bar PN10
- Steam SIP: +135°C
- Air supply: 5 – 7 bar
- Controls: PLC + HMI
- Frame: 316L SS welded
- Pre-tested: 100% FAT before ship
Actual ratings depend on size, material and operating conditions. Confirm via RFQ for project-specific requirements.
Standards & Compliance
Built to recognized sanitary and pressure standards.
Full documentation packages available including MTR, 3.1 certificates, surface roughness reports and pressure test records.
3-A 74-07
3-A Sanitary Standard
Sanitary equipment for milk and milk products processing.
ASME BPE
Bioprocessing Equipment
Surface finish, materials and design for pharma/biotech.
EHEDG
Hygienic Equipment Design
European hygienic engineering and design certification.
CE / UL
Electrical Safety
Electrical safety certification.
FDA 21 CFR 11
Electronic Records
Pharmaceutical electronic records.
ISA-88
Batch Control
Standard for batch process control.
ASME VIII
Pressure Vessel Code
Construction code for pressure vessels.
Product Variants
Process Skid configurations for different process roles.
Multiple variants available to match your application requirements. Browse related products for complete process line coverage.
CIP Skid Packages
Pre-engineered CIP systems on integrated skid frame with controls.
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Technical Overview
Typical process skid RFQ fields.
Skid definition depends on process function, footprint, controls and integration requirements.
| Requirement | Typical Information Needed |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Process skid package |
| Material Grade | 304 / 316L stainless steel by project |
| Components | Valves, tubing, pumps, instrumentation and controls |
| Layout | Footprint, utilities and connection points |
| Documentation | P&ID, BOM, drawings and certificates |
Engineering RFQ
Prepare a process skid RFQ.
Include skid function, component list, drawings, P&ID, material, finish and documentation expectations.
- Size / connection / material grade
- Quantity and target lead time
- Drawing, BOM or existing part reference
- Documentation and finish requirements
Documentation by RFQ
Material certificates, finish notes, inspection requirements, heat traceability and supplier documentation can be included in the quotation package.
Have a process skid requirement?
Send process function, layout, component list, drawings and documentation needs.
Engineering Documentation
Technical Datasheet Available
Download the product datasheet for technical specifications, dimensional references, material data, applicable standards and RFQ guidance. Suitable for procurement, engineering review and project documentation.
Common Questions
Frequently asked questions about sanitary process skids.
Engineering and procurement questions we hear most often. For project-specific guidance, send your application details via RFQ.
What are the advantages of skid-mounted vs site-built?
Skids: pre-fabricated and tested at factory (FAT), faster commissioning, controlled quality, reduced site labor. Site-built: more flexibility but longer schedule.
For modular process plants and rapid deployment, skids are preferred. Critical for pharmaceutical fast-track projects.
What is FAT and SAT?
FAT (Factory Acceptance Test): testing at vendor facility before shipment. SAT (Site Acceptance Test): final testing at customer site after installation.
FAT typically includes mechanical, functional, and performance testing. Customer witness recommended. Document all results.
Can skids be relocated?
Yes — that's a key advantage. Skids designed for transport: lifting points, secured components, properly sized to fit transport.
Provide site dimensions: door clearances, ceiling height, floor capacity. Disconnect/reconnect minimal — utilities only.
What utilities are needed at site?
Typical: 3-phase electrical, water (clean and potable), drain, instrument air, steam (if SIP), nitrogen (if biotech).
Detailed utility list provided with design. Standard utilities; no special connections typically required.
Are skids customizable?
Yes — skids are typically engineered to customer specification. Standard equipment but custom layout, controls, instrumentation.
Provide P&ID and equipment specifications. We engineer the optimized skid layout. Iterate on 3D model before fabrication.
What documentation is provided?
Standard: P&ID, electrical drawings, equipment data sheets, control narrative, operator manual, PLC backup, FAT report.
For pharma: full validation package (IQ/OQ/PQ), software validation, calibration certificates, training documentation.
Are skids cleanable to ASME BPE?
Yes — all wetted surfaces, piping, valves, and instruments per ASME BPE for pharmaceutical applications.
Riboflavin testing for CIP coverage, draining tests, electropolished surfaces with documentation. Full BPE compliance possible.