Supply is the easy part. These are the jobs where the engineering actually decides whether the plant runs.
New pump and controller supply with cabinet, PLC, fabrication and commissioning — delivered as a working package, not loose parts.
Gear pump and rotating equipment overhaul, with parts inspection, clearance checks and reassembly to specification.
Hexane and hydrocarbon gas detection for process areas, including sensor placement, calibration and alarm integration.
Pitot tube and differential flow measurement, including straight-run assessment and installed verification.
Sample gas conditioning and chiller systems that deliver a clean, dry, representative sample to the analyser.
API seal plan design and installation, including Plan 32 flush arrangements on chemical duty pumps.
Discharge gate valve and OEM machinery valve actuation, engineered to the machine builder’s envelope.
Practical training for maintenance and operations teams on actuation, instrumentation and loop troubleshooting.
Spare parts, manufacturer clarification and site attendance planned from the start of the project.
You send valve data, a P&ID, or simply a description of what is not working.
We size, check compatibility and flag anything that will cause trouble later.
A scope you can read: what is included, what is not, and the lead time.
Equipment ordered, assemblies built, tested and documented before dispatch.
Installation support, loop checks and functional testing with your team present.
Spares, manufacturer liaison and site attendance when you need it.
Valve type and size, break torque, differential pressure, power supply and how it will be controlled. If you don’t have all of it, send a nameplate photo and we will work from there.
Both. Scope is agreed per project — some clients take supply only, others take fabrication, installation and commissioning as one package.
Yes. We check mounting dimensions and stem details, then design the bracket and coupling so the valve stays in the line.
Ontrac and KVA for valve automation, plus ABB, Yokogawa, Siemens, Schneider Electric, Allen-Bradley, Pro-face, MURR Elektronik, PROCOMSOL, BiAR and Dell for electrical and instrument supply.
Yes — on-site knowledge training covering actuator setup, calibration and first-line fault finding, in Thai.
A short description is enough to start. An engineer will pick it up.