Adding a new process shouldn’t mean shutting your plant down for weeks. Anderson Dahlen fabricates modular process skids at our Minnesota facility, and they arrive assembled, piped, wired, and tested, ready to go at your facility. Installation on-site is simplified with utility hookups, minimizing downtime and keeping project timelines on track.
We also design and manufacture the sanitary stainless steel platforms your operators use to access that process equipment. With both fabricated in-house, you get one partner for the process systems and the structure around them.
Skid mounted systems are used across various industries and industrial applications, from food and pharmaceutical production to chemical processing, water treatment, and the oil and gas industry.
Past skidded systems include:
Our platform work includes sanitary platforms, conveyor and production-line platforms, and modifications to existing platforms to improve performance and sanitation.
A modular process skid includes process equipment, such as pumps, tanks, valves, instruments, piping, and control systems, mounted on one frame. It is fabricated and tested at our facility, then shipped to your plant to be installed.
Traditional process systems are built piece by piece on site, which adds labor costs, installation time, and risk. Process skids are built off-site in a controlled environment, so on-site work is limited to connecting utilities.
Skids are built and tested while your existing line keeps running. On arrival, they connect through a single utility point, so installation and start-up take a fraction of the time of an on-site build.
We have built IBC tote and barrel unloading, mixing, dosing and metering, HTST, WFI and CIP skids, plus pharmaceutical skids for high-viscosity personal care products. Each is engineered to your process needs.
Our platforms avoid flat surfaces and crevices where contaminants collect. We use tubeless frames, slip-resistant Chemgrate decking, and custom drainage designed around your washdown process.
Yes. We modify existing platforms to improve performance and sanitation, including adding conveyors, production lines, or operating panels.
Platforms are typically stainless steel. Handrails and frames can be finished in industrial epoxy, powder coat, or galvanized, and we advise on materials where corrosion is a concern.
Yes, because both are fabricated in-house, we can design the skid, platform, access points, and drainage as one system, so everything fits at installation.