Onsite services
Local experts walk your systems, evaluate what they find and tell you what to fix first.
Your fluid‑system engineering resource
Components are half of a leak-tight system. The other half is how it is designed, built, installed and maintained. Swagelok field engineers and local specialists help with all of it, at your site.
The problems we are called in for
Most engagements start with one of these.
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Safety
Find leak points, worn hoses and unsuitable components before they become incidents.
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Major projects
Keep fluid systems consistent across a large build with many contractors.
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Lost know-how
Rebuild fluid-system skills as experienced people retire, with training on your own equipment.
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Emissions goals
Cut leaks, the most direct way a fluid system adds to emissions.
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Cost and uptime
Reduce lost fluid, unplanned downtime and repeat repairs.
Four service lines
Delivered by field engineers and the specialists at your local sales and service center.
Design and assembly
Standard and configurable assemblies, designed and built to your requirements and delivered ready to install.
Training
Hands-on courses for the people who install and maintain your systems.
Global construction services
Fluid-system support across a capital project, coordinated globally and carried out locally.
- Conceptual design and pre-FEED Set fluid-system standards before the design is fixed.
- FEED and detailed design Specify components and assemblies that work together.
- Construction Support installation quality on site, across contractors.
- Commissioning and startup Find and fix leaks before the plant goes live.
For owner operators, engineering, procurement and construction contractors, and package vendors.
What an engagement looks like
Every site is different, but the shape of the work is consistent.
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First conversation
You describe the system and the problem to your local center.
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Onsite evaluation
Specialists walk the system and record what they find.
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Recommendations
A clear list of what to change, in the order that matters most.
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Build, train, support
Assemblies, training and follow-up visits, as you need them.
Local support, global reach
Field engineers work alongside nearly 200 sales and service centers in about 70 countries, so help is nearby wherever your plants are.