Boost Pumps & Acid Pumping Equipment
Boost pumps, acid pumping units, and pumping skids and trailers built at our Whitesboro, Texas shop for well stimulation and fluid handling work.
What This Equipment Does On Location
Boost pumps, acid pumping units, and pumping skids and trailers each do a different job, but they work together to keep a treatment moving. A boost pump holds steady suction pressure feeding into your triplex or centrifugal pump, so the main pump keeps drawing a full, steady charge instead of starving and cavitating under load.
An acid pumping unit carries that job further, built to mix and pump the acid itself, whether that is hydrochloric acid or another well-service acid, with wetted parts selected to handle the corrosion that acid work causes over time.
Both can be mounted on a skid or a trailer depending on the job. See New Cementer Builds for more on how we handle skid, trailer, and body load mounting across our builds, and Parts Sourcing for the wear parts that keep a unit running once it is on location.
What These Units Handle
- Suction-side boost pumps for triplex and centrifugal pumps
- Acid pumping units for hydrochloric and other well-service acids
- Skid mounted for fixed and crane-set locations
- Trailer mounted for road-towed mobility
- Corrosion-resistant wetted parts throughout
- Built around the pump and power train you choose
Boost Pumps Acid Units and Pumping Skids and Trailers
Each one does a distinct job feeding, treating, or moving fluid on location.
Boost Pumps
Boost pumps hold steady suction pressure feeding into a larger triplex or centrifugal pump, so the main pump keeps drawing a full, steady charge instead of starving and cavitating under load.
- Feeding triplex and centrifugal pumps under load
- Holding steady inlet pressure on location
- Cutting down wear from cavitation
- Skid or trailer mounted to match your setup
Acid Pumping Units
Acid pumping units mix and pump treatment acids, including hydrochloric acid and other well-service acids, with wetted parts built to handle the corrosion those acids cause over time.
- Hydrochloric and other well-service acid treatments
- Corrosion-resistant wetted parts throughout
- Mixing and pumping handled in one unit
- Trailer or skid mounted for your location
Pumping Skids and Trailers
The platform underneath a boost pump or acid unit matters as much as the pump itself. We build skid mounted platforms for fixed or crane-set locations and trailer mounted platforms for units that need to move under their own power.
- Skid mounted for fixed or crane-set work
- Trailer mounted for road-towed mobility
- Built around the pump and power train you choose
- Matched hydraulics and controls
Corrosion-Resistant Construction
Acid handling wears out standard steel fast. Every acid pumping unit we build accounts for that up front, not after a failure on location.
Fiberglass Tanks
Acid tanks and compartments built in fiberglass, chosen for its resistance to hydrochloric and other well-service acids over long service life.
Stainless Steel
Stainless steel used wherever wetted metal parts are needed, standing up to corrosion that would eat through standard steel far sooner.
Lined Components
Piping, valves, and other wetted components lined or coated specifically to resist acid.
Wash-Down Ready
Every unit built to be washed down and inspected between jobs, so corrosion gets caught early instead of hiding inside the system.
Ready To Talk Through Your Setup?
Tell us what you are pumping, what it is feeding, and how you need it mounted. We will put together a quote built around your operation.
Units We Have Completed
A look at real boost pumps, acid pumping units, and pumping skids built at our Whitesboro shop.
Why Run Boost Pumps And Acid Equipment From Us
Built At One Shop
Every unit is built at our Whitesboro, Texas facility from frame to final test, not farmed out between shops.
Your Choice Of Components
Use the pump and power train brands we carry or bring your own. If it is not one we carry, we can still source it.
Corrosion-Resistant By Design
Wetted parts built in fiberglass, stainless steel, and specially lined components, matched to the acid you are running before the unit ever leaves our shop.
Parts You Can Get Later
We carry fluid end expendables and parts for the pumps we build with, so keeping your unit running does not mean hunting for a new supplier. See Parts Sourcing.
Boost Pumps And Acid Equipment FAQ
A boost pump holds steady suction pressure feeding into a larger triplex or centrifugal pump and does not handle the treatment acid itself. An acid pumping unit is built to mix and pump the acid, with wetted parts selected to resist the corrosion that acid work causes.
Skid mounted equipment is built for a fixed or crane-set location rather than road towing. Trailer mounted equipment is built to move under its own power between locations. Visit our New Cementer Builds page for more on how we handle mounting options across our builds.
Hydrochloric acid and other well-service acids used in stimulation work. We select tank, pump, and piping materials up front to match what you plan to run through the unit.
Yes. We build with the brands we carry by default, but we can build around whatever components you want to run, including brands we do not carry ourselves.
Use the request form on this page and we will follow up with pricing and timeline for your equipment.
Talk To Us About Your Equipment
Tell us what you are pumping and how you need it mounted. We will help you get the right setup.