Titan Torque Services has developed a new piece of drilling installation equipment designed to enhance operational safety and performance using a technology-led approach to pre-make and install liner and casing hanger running tools.
The Push Pull Unit is the latest addition to Titan’s service portfolio, which focuses on pre-made drilling assemblies and drill bit protection equipment. (Image courtesy of Titan Torque Services)
The company says its Push Pull Unit has been specially designed to put the running tool in place in a process that is more controlled and measurable than existing industry techniques.
The hydraulically controlled 75-ft (23-m) unit can carry an assembly of up to 20 tons. It has a pull capability of 12 tons and push capability of 15 tons. The unit also can install liner/casing from 4.5 to 36 in. and digitally measures and records the forces deployed.
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