RED Systems designs, coordinates, fabricates, assembles, and tests custom fluid-handling and rotating-equipment packages for industrial, municipal, commercial, and process customers across Ontario. Every build comes with a complete documentation package.
Single, duplex, and triplex centrifugal pump packages on fabricated steel baseplates with matched motors, couplings, piping, valves, instruments, and baseplate drip lip.
Pressure booster packages for water supply, HVAC, and process service — multi-pump arrangements with jockey pump, controls, pressure tank, and pre-wired panel.
Metering pump packages for chemical injection and dosing — pump, day tank, level instrumentation, secondary containment, and dosing controls.
API flush plan support packages — barrier fluid reservoir, heat exchanger, instrumentation, valves, and tubing on a common base with documentation.
Lube-oil conditioning and cooling packages for rotating equipment — pump, filter, cooler, pressure regulation, and instrumentation.
Engineered process pump packages for ANSI and API service — pump, motor, mechanical seal, coupling, guard, base, and instrumentation specified for the application.
Fabricated carbon-steel and stainless-steel piping manifolds, headers, and sub-assemblies for pump stations and process equipment.
Pre-assembled valve trains, instrument stands, and connection assemblies for integration into process and utility piping systems.
Fabricated pump-and-motor baseplates, coupling guards, and belt guards to customer drawing or engineered to OEM and safety standards.
Replacement baseplates, piping upgrades, seal support retrofits, and package modifications on existing customer equipment.
VFD and MCC panels, PLC/HMI integration, and field instrumentation specified, built, and wired by the RED Systems Controls Division as part of the fabricated package.
Factory functional testing, photography, and tag recording before delivery. Full documentation package with every build.
Every RED Systems fabrication project follows a structured process from application review through delivery and startup. Customer drawing approval is obtained before fabrication begins. Testing and documentation are completed before the package ships.
Review of process conditions, flow, head, fluid properties, temperature, pressure, duty cycle, site conditions, and customer specifications before equipment selection begins.
Pump, motor, seal, instrumentation, and component selection based on application requirements. Vendor quotations and lead times confirmed before proceeding.
General arrangement drawing produced showing overall dimensions, connection locations, component placement, and access requirements. P&ID developed where required.
GA drawing and P&ID submitted to customer for review and approval before fabrication begins. Comments incorporated and re-issued for approval.
Baseplate and structural fabrication, equipment mounting, piping fabrication and installation, component assembly, and bolted connections completed to drawing.
VFD panel, control panel, field wiring, instrumentation installation, and terminations completed. Loop checks performed before functional testing.
Dimensional check against GA drawing. Functional test of pumps, controls, instrumentation, and interlocks. Any deficiencies corrected before sign-off.
Equipment nameplate data recorded, serial numbers logged, and photographs taken of the completed package from multiple angles before shipment.
Complete submittal documentation assembled and issued to customer before or with delivery.
Delivery coordinated with customer schedule. Field startup support and commissioning assistance available at customer site.
Every fabricated package from RED Systems includes a submittal documentation package. The scope of documentation varies by project — confirm required submittals at the start of the project.
Fabricated packages are dimensionally checked against the approved GA drawing and functionally tested before shipment. Test records are included in the documentation package.
Provide RED Systems with the application details, flow and pressure requirements, fluid data, site constraints, and any existing drawings or specifications. We will review the scope and respond with questions or a preliminary proposal.