
Sand Knockouts
SKOs separate returning sand from the fluid stream and support downstream equipment protection during flowback and cleanup.

TGFS supplies equipment for pressure control, debris capture, sand management, and well testing. Tell us the application, anticipated conditions, and schedule so we can review the package and support available.


SKOs separate returning sand from the fluid stream and support downstream equipment protection during flowback and cleanup.

Separate oil, gas, and water to support well testing, production measurement, and routing through the site's designated systems.

Capture larger plug debris in drillout returns before it moves through downstream equipment.

Support gas handling where flaring forms part of the operator's approved site arrangement. Selection and use depend on the job requirements.

Surface manifolds support the routing and control of well fluids. Our rental offering includes 2-inch and 3-inch manifolds; the appropriate configuration is reviewed for the application.
Returning equipment goes through inspection and maintenance review before it is placed back into service. Depending on condition and requirements, that work includes valve rebuilding, iron thickness checks, and recertification.




TGFS uses third-party inspection specialists to bring independent accountability to the process.
Share the operating pressure, expected flow and solids, fluid characteristics, connection requirements, and location. We will review equipment suitability, availability, mobilization, and the personnel or support included in the scope.
Ask our team about current specifications and inspection documentation for the equipment proposed for your job.
Accessories such as lighting towers and data trailers may be sourced through third-party vendors as part of the job requirements. We review availability and responsibilities with you when defining the package.

Send the equipment type, job location, expected schedule, and key operating requirements. Our team will discuss the available options and the next steps.
