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Triangular Pipe Racks
Made of 4.5" steel tubing
- 42"
- Height
- 28'
- Length
- 47.5"
- Base Width
- 150k lb
- Load Test
Oilfield Pipe Racks
We Manufacture Pipe Racks For Oilfield Operations
Oil and gas operations demand robust, durable equipment — from handling pipe on a drill site to storing it in the yard. Pipe racks are the backbone of that work: built to carry the weight safely, and efficient enough to get the job done.
- Built In Texas
- Since 2009
- Premium Materials
- Ship Nationwide
- Built In Texas
- Since 2009
- Premium Materials
- Ship Nationwide
- Built In Texas
- Since 2009
- Premium Materials
- Ship Nationwide
Products
Pipe Support You Can Count On
These racks support pipe inspection, laydown operations, and storage of tubulars — new-build, double-welded, and rated for daily yard work.
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Triangular Pipe Racks
Made of 5" steel tubing
- 42"
- Height
- 28'
- Length
- 47.5"
- Base Width
- 200k lb
- Load Test
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Pipe Stacker
Made of 5" steel tubing · Multi-level pipe storage
- 8 ft
- Inner Length
- 7.5 ft
- Inner Height
Sized to match flatbed trailer width for efficient loading and unloading.
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Long Base Pipe Stacker
Made of 5" steel tubing · Multi-level pipe storage (extended length)
- 26 ft 10 in
- Inner Length
- 6 ft
- Inner Height
Fabrication
Built To Outlast
Built From Heavy-Duty Steel Tubing
Fabricated from 4.5" and 5" steel tubing for serious load capacity.
Double-Welded Strength
Every joint is double-welded with premium materials for maximum tensile strength.
Proudly Made In America
Manufactured right here in the USA — American materials, American craftsmanship.
Built On Partnership
Long-term service and commitment — we're a partner, not just a supplier.
FAQs
Common Questions
Yes — reach out with your delivery location and we'll quote freight.
Depends on current stock and quantity — usually days, not weeks.
We primarily sell new racks, but used options are available on request — just ask when you reach out.
Have custom needs? Reach out and we'll help with custom fabrication.
We require payment, or a signed payment agreement, before any product leaves our location.
Pricing on new-build racks fluctuates with material costs — .
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(432) 934-3595Pipe Racks for Sale — Built for Oil and Gas Operations
Pipe racks are the backbone of any oil and gas yard — they keep tubulars, drill pipe, and casing organized, off the ground, and protected from corrosion and damage during storage and transport. For drilling operations that turn over inventory constantly to keep pace with active rigs and workover schedules, having the right rack capacity isn’t optional — it’s what keeps a yard running.
Types of Pipe Racks for Drilling Operations
Pipe racks serve different purposes depending on the operation — from laydown yards organizing incoming and outgoing loads, to inspection yards where pipe needs to roll smoothly and evenly across the rack surface, to long-term storage where stability matters more than turnover. Racks also come in short and tall configurations, and multi-sectioned designs that let a yard adjust length and layout as inventory changes.
Base construction makes the biggest difference in performance and cost. I-beam base racks are a common industry standard, balancing strength and stability. Some yards use concrete-base racks to reduce upfront cost, but concrete bases are difficult to relocate if the yard ever needs to reorganize. Long wood-based racks are another lower-cost option, but wood wears down quickly under repeated pipe movement and weather exposure, leading to splintering and a messier yard over time.
The highest-quality pipe racks use a steel structured frame built from 4.5" or 5" steel tubing, paint coated to reduce rusting and pitting — construction that holds up best under the daily load and movement drilling operations put racks through.
New vs. Used Pipe Racks — What Oil and Gas Yards Are Buying
Used pipe racks can offer real savings, but they come with risk. Bent frames are common on used racks and create an unstable surface for pipe inspection rolling, while cracked or fatigued welds can significantly reduce a rack’s load capacity — a real safety concern under heavier tubular loads.
Pricing reflects that condition gap. Racks are best bought and used in sets — a used set in fair condition typically runs $500 to $1,500, while a set in newly built condition runs $5,000 to $8,000.
Black Diamond Marketplace connects oil and gas operators, drilling contractors, and yards with pipe racks sourced directly from working equipment across West Texas and beyond — buying with confidence, not guessing from a photo and a phone number.