Skids

A skid refers to a structure or framework used to support and transport equipment, machinery, or systems in a modular and easily movable way. Skids are commonly used in industries such as oil and gas, manufacturing, chemical processing, and power generation to facilitate the assembly, transportation, and installation of complex systems. They are designed to hold heavy equipment securely and are often used for both temporary and permanent installations. The structure is typically made from strong materials such as steel to ensure durability and stability during handling, shipping, and operation.

Skids often feature pre-installed components such as pumps, motors, piping, valves, electrical systems, and control panels, making them a highly efficient solution for transporting integrated systems. Their modular design allows for easy relocation, making skids an ideal solution for projects that require flexible or portable setups. Skid-mounted systems are built and tested off-site, ensuring that they are ready for installation upon arrival, thus reducing the need for on-site assembly and minimizing installation time.