CS&P 40K BFA Nitrogen Pumping Skid — 40,000 SCFH / 6,000 PSIG — OEM Refurbished 2026
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CS&P 40K BFA Nitrogen Pumping Skid — 40,000 SCFH / 6,000 PSIG — OEM Refurbished 2026
Description
2011 CS&P Model 40K BFA nitrogen pumping skid, rated at 40,000 SCFH and 6,000 PSIG. The pumping system underwent extensive refurbishment and preventive maintenance at the CS&P facility in 2026, with over $35,000 invested in servicing, rehabilitation, and testing.
The unit is available as a standalone pumping skid or mounted on its existing Sterling truck chassis with a cryogenic nitrogen tank. The truck chassis and nitrogen tank require additional work and are included as-is.
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer: CS&P
Model: 40K BFA
Equipment Type: Nitrogen Pumping Skid
Year Manufactured: 2011
Refurbishment Year: 2026
Flow Capacity: 40,000 SCFH
Operating Pressure Rating: 6,000 PSIG
Cryogenic Pump: CS&P
Cryogenic Pump Cold Ends: 1-1/4”
Vaporizer Manufacturer: CS&P Technologies
Vaporizer Capacity: 40,000 SCFH
Vaporizer Tube-Side Pressure: 6,000 PSIG
Vaporizer Year: 2011
Boost Pump: ACD
Engine Manufacturer: Deutz
Engine Type: Diesel
Stock Number: 0400-CCH-DAL
Location: Waxahachie, TX
OEM Refurbishment and Service — 2026
Over $35,000 was invested in servicing and refurbishing the nitrogen pumping system at the CS&P facility.
Work Performed:
Pumping system testing and diagnostics
Regular and preventive maintenance
Replacement of wear components
Replacement of wiring
Diesel pumping engine servicing
Pumping system rehabilitation
Static inspection and dynamic testing
Testing Results: The pumping system passed static inspection and dynamic testing at the CS&P facility.
The 2026 service work was performed on the pumping skid only.
Additional Equipment Specifications
Sterling Truck Chassis
Manufacturer: Sterling
Color: White
Axle Configuration: Tandem Axle
Condition: As-is; requires additional work
Cryogenic Nitrogen Tank
Manufacturer: Cryogenic Vessel Alternatives (CVA)
Manufacture Date: March 2007
Maximum Allowable Working Pressure: 45 PSIG at 100°F
Minimum Design Temperature: -320°F
Condition: As-is; requires additional work
The truck chassis and nitrogen tank were not included in the 2026 refurbishment.
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Waxahachie, TX, United States
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Questions buyers ask
What is the flow capacity and pressure rating of this nitrogen pumping skid?
The CS&P Model 40K BFA nitrogen pumping skid is rated at 40,000 SCFH and 6,000 PSIG. Buyers should confirm that these specifications meet their operating requirements.
Has the nitrogen pumping skid been refurbished?
Yes. The pumping system underwent refurbishment and preventive maintenance at the original equipment manufacturer’s (CS&P) facility in 2026, with over $35,000 invested in service and rehabilitation.
What work was completed during the 2026 refurbishment?
The work included pumping system diagnostics, preventive maintenance, replacement of wear components and wiring, and servicing of the Deutz diesel engine.
Is the pumping skid available separately from the truck?
Yes. The OEM-refurbished pumping skid is available separately
Can the pumping skid be purchased with the truck and nitrogen tank?
Yes. The pumping skid is also available mounted on its existing Sterling truck chassis, including the CVA cryogenic nitrogen tank, for a dealer price of $149,000 USD.
Is the truck and nitrogen tank included in the refurbishment?
No. The 2026 refurbishment was focused exclusively on the nitrogen pumping skid.
What cryogenic pump and vaporizer are included?
CS&P Technologies 40K vaporizer rated at 6,000 PSIG on the tube side.
What are the specifications of the nitrogen tank?
The included nitrogen tank was manufactured by Cryogenic Vessel Alternatives (CVA) in March 2007. Its data plate identifies a maximum allowable working pressure of 45 PSIG at 100°F and a minimum design temperature of -320°F. The tank requires additional work and is sold as-is with the truck-mounted option.
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