Pipeline Pig Trays

Why Pig Handling Matters

Pipeline pigs are heavy, often awkward to handle, and critical to your operation.

Without the right handling setup, you can run into:

• Safety risks during lifting and transport
• Damage to cups, discs, or components
• Difficulty loading and unloading pigs
• Inefficient jobsite workflows

Pig trays provide a controlled, stable way to manage pigs from the shop to the line.

Built for Real Jobsite Conditions

Pig trays aren’t just for storage—they’re part of the workflow.

They help:

• Keep pigs stable during transport
• Protect critical components from damage
• Simplify handling during loading and unloading
• Improve organization on the jobsite

A well-designed tray makes every step easier—from staging to launch.

Designed Around Your Pig and Application

No two pigs—or jobs—are exactly the same.

We build pig trays based on:

• Pig size and configuration
• Weight and handling requirements
• Type of cleaning or inspection tool
• Jobsite conditions and transport needs

This isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. It’s built for how you actually work.

Reduce Risk. Protect Your Equipment.

Damage during handling is avoidable—but it happens more often than it should.

Pig trays help reduce:

• Wear and tear before the run even starts
• Handling-related damage to components
• Safety concerns when moving heavy tools

It’s a simple solution that helps protect both your equipment and your crew.

Manufactured in Tulsa. Ready When You Need It.

All pig trays are designed and built at our headquarters in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

That means:

• Fast turnaround and shipping
• Consistent quality
• Direct communication with our team
• Solutions built from real field experience

When timing matters, we’re built to respond.

Part of a Complete Pigging Program

Pig trays are often overlooked—but they play an important role in overall efficiency.

They support:

• Cleaning programs
• Inspection runs (ILI and caliper)
• Tool transport and staging
• Equipment longevity and reliability

When everything works together, the job runs smoother.

Why Pig Handling Matters

Pipeline pigs are heavy, often awkward to handle, and critical to your operation.

Without the right handling setup, you can run into:

• Safety risks during lifting and transport
• Damage to cups, discs, or components
• Difficulty loading and unloading pigs
• Inefficient jobsite workflows

Pig trays provide a controlled, stable way to manage pigs from the shop to the line.

Built for Real Jobsite Conditions

Pig trays aren’t just for storage—they’re part of the workflow.

They help:

• Keep pigs stable during transport
• Protect critical components from damage
• Simplify handling during loading and unloading
• Improve organization on the jobsite

A well-designed tray makes every step easier—from staging to launch.

Designed Around Your Pig and Application

No two pigs—or jobs—are exactly the same.

We build pig trays based on:

• Pig size and configuration
• Weight and handling requirements
• Type of cleaning or inspection tool
• Jobsite conditions and transport needs

This isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. It’s built for how you actually work.

Reduce Risk. Protect Your Equipment.

Damage during handling is avoidable—but it happens more often than it should.

Pig trays help reduce:

• Wear and tear before the run even starts
• Handling-related damage to components
• Safety concerns when moving heavy tools

It’s a simple solution that helps protect both your equipment and your crew.

Manufactured in Tulsa. Ready When You Need It.

All pig trays are designed and built at our headquarters in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

That means:

• Fast turnaround and shipping
• Consistent quality
• Direct communication with our team
• Solutions built from real field experience

When timing matters, we’re built to respond.

Part of a Complete Pigging Program

Pig trays are often overlooked—but they play an important role in overall efficiency.

They support:

• Cleaning programs
• Inspection runs (ILI and caliper)
• Tool transport and staging
• Equipment longevity and reliability

When everything works together, the job runs smoother.