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Accutorque wrenches are designed to be all-metal construction, ratcheting heads and soft grip rubber handles. These over-the-counter wrenches are used to identify the torque level by making a loud click when you have reached the desired setting.

Bails are round bars with eyes on each end that provide a link from the elevators to the hook. They come in various weight capabilities and lengths to allow picking up of longer equipment above the elevators; they are also known as “elevator links” and “elevator bails”.

Bowl and slips are designed to hold the weight of tubulars while running in, or pulling out of, the wellbore to prevent the string from falling downhole. Bowls have a smooth internal taper and the slips have a matching external taper. Slips also have rigid, hardened grooves machined into the internal side to grip the tubulars. The weight of the tubular string causes the slips to be pulled downward into the bowl which causes the slips to grip tighter around the tubular. A single bowl can be configured with several sizes of slips.

Clamps are used to protect against the dropping of strings of flush joint tubing for oil & gas applications.

A short subassembly used to enable two components with different thread types or sizes to be connected.

Drifts are utilized to ensure the inside diameter of pipe, or tools, is fit for purpose and meets manufacturers’ inside diameter (ID) specifications. Drifts are made of various materials (aluminum, Teflon, etc.) and are made to various lengths. Also referred to as a “rabbit”.

A key component in the oilfield, elevators are hinged on one side and have a locking mechanism on the other side which allows it to be closed around tubulars. Elevators offer the ability to lift, or lower, tubulars used in the wellbore. When closed, the elevators form a load-bearing ring which allows the shoulder of the component to rest upon it, thus bearing the weight of the tubular string. When unlatched, the elevator splits approximately in half and allows it to be swung away from the tubular and raised or lowered. Elevators come in manual or hydraulic versions and are selected based on tubular shoulder type and anticipated work-string weights.

Provide a pin thread which matches the corresponding tubing, work-string or casing box end for lifting of tubulars with a tugger or crane. Available in fixed or swiveling lift points on the end away from the pin and are designed with weight limitations in mind.

Lift subs are used to handle straight tubulars safely and efficiently.

Used during completions, landing nipples are fabricated from short, heavy wall tubulars with a machined internal area that provides a sealing area as well as a locking profile. They enable the user to install plugs, chokes, etc. at pre-determined intervals. No-go, selective-landing, and safety valve nipples are common types.

Provide a large volume fluid entry path, either in-line or side entry, into the work-string or pressure control equipment (PCE) for testing or pumping purposes. Typical tie-in point is a 1502 connection.

A pup joint is shorter in length than a standard length joint of casing, pipe or tubing. It allows for the adjustment and installation of tools and other tubular components when downhole spacing and placement is critical.

Rotary slips are designed to be used in adding or removing joints from the drill string. There are many different types of rotary slips including SDS, SDML & SDXL. These rotary slips are machined to strict quality control procedures for the use in API standard bowls.

Allow the user to suspend smaller square-collared tubulars while being run inside a larger ID work-string. They are used in conjunction with a screen table and allow the user to quickly change from one size tubular to another.

Raised worktables that sit on the rotary table and allow smaller tubulars to be run inside larger ID tubulars which are suspended in the rotary slips.

Stabbing guides are used in the oilfield during the alignment of tubing, casing, and drill pipe to make a connection while protecting the threads.

Stripping plates are used to run or retrieve a tubing string in a well under pressure to contain the well’s pressure and fluids.

Tongs are used for applying torque and gripping drill string components while making up, and breaking out, work-strings and bottom hole assemblies.