Refine Tech Industries LLC designs and fabricates custom process equipment and pilot plants for small- to middle-scale refineries with projects in the US and Latin America.
From greenfield pilot units to brownfield revamps, we bridge process engineering and fabrication so your team gets equipment that works — not just drawings.
Conceptual and basic engineering for new units and debottlenecking: mass & energy balances, equipment sizing, and process safety review.
Design and fabrication of shop-built equipment packages, ready to install and tie-in to your existing plant or test facility.
Compact, instrumented units to validate catalysts, new feeds, or process concepts under realistic conditions.
Refine Tech unites process engineering, mechanical design, and shop-floor experience so that every drawing can actually be built — and every piece of equipment fits, starts up, and performs.
We collaborate with refiners, technology developers, and energy companies to design and manufacture equipment that solves real bottlenecks — from regenerator upgrades to new pilot lines.
Every project is grounded in clear process objectives (capacity, emissions, fuel use) and translated into practical mechanical details: nozzle sizes, refractory, supports, instrumentation, and maintenance access.
The result: equipment that operators like to run, engineers trust, and management can justify — because the performance and constructability were considered from day one.
Below is the type of combined process, mechanical, and fabrication scope Refine Tech can take on.
A glimpse into recent Refine Tech work — from shop fabrication to field installation. These images show our fully operational topping unit, currently processing crude into stabilized naphtha, diesel, and heavy fuel oil with consistent on-spec quality. All reactors, heaters, heat exchangers, and tanks are built in-house, allowing full customization, faster delivery times, and strict quality control.
Send a quick overview of your challenge (new unit, revamp, pilot, or specific equipment). We’ll respond with a few clarifying questions and propose next steps.
Share a short description of your process, target capacity, constraints (footprint, schedule, budget), and any existing documentation (PFDs, P&IDs, data sheets). We’ll use this to prepare a structured first discussion.
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