Connect chemical storage, transfer, mixing and dosing components in a package defined around the application and site interfaces.
Components and packages serve different needs.
A project may require an individual pump or mixing component, or a connected modular package. Available equipment scopes include storage, pumping, mixing and modular skids. Begin with the chemical duty, required operating range and the connections the equipment must make.
Agree the package boundary.
Define which storage, dosing, transfer, control and conditioning functions belong in the scope. Review utilities, footprint, access and the required testing and documentation before planning installation. The Chem Add Trailer is a dedicated liquid-addition capability with its own operating and reporting scope.
Services for your application.
Storage and transfer
Review the product, storage arrangement and transfer connections needed by the location.
Pumping and mixing
Match component requirements with fluid handling, flow range and the proposed operating sequence.
Modular packages
Connect agreed functions in a skid or package with defined mechanical and control interfaces.
Testing and documentation
Agree the assembly, test and handoff requirements for the selected configuration.
Modular systems with defined interfaces.
A modular package can combine selected storage, injection, batch or transfer functions. Specify the inlet, outlet, utilities and control handoff so the package fits the wider system. Any water-conditioning or additional process function needs its own defined requirements and agreed equipment scope.
How we support your project.
Describe the duty
Provide the chemical, operating range and site requirements.
Define the package
Agree components, interfaces, utilities and controls.
Prepare for use
Confirm testing, documentation and receiving or installation arrangements.

A dedicated chemical-addition capability.
The Chem Add Trailer connects liquid chemical addition with metering and stage records. Review its scope, controls and reporting as part of the equipment and field program.
Information for your enquiry.
- Product properties and application.
- Flow range, storage and transfer requirements.
- Utilities, footprint and connection details.
- Testing, documentation and delivery expectations.



