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The lit end of a long hall at night, with cranes and machines receding inside.
The main hall at night, 2014.

The plant. Where the liner is made.

We make the liner, keep it in our yard and load it on the truck for the well site, all in one place.

Capacity

  • 3,000Slotted joints a month, approximately.
  • On requestPerforated joints a month.
  • On requestWire-wrapped screens a month.

Covered halls, with cranes over every line.

The halls. Slotting machines, transfer tables and liner beds sit under cover, with overhead cranes to lift and move each joint.

The slotting bay: two green multi-station slotting lines on either side under a yellow overhead crane.
21 Sep 2014The slotting bay, 2014.
A long hall with blue liner transfer tables, liner racks and machines receding to the open end.
21 Sep 2014Transfer tables in the third hall, 2014.
The main hall: a long bed of liners with blue thread protectors on stands under a yellow overhead crane.
21 Sep 2014Liners on stands in the main hall, 2014.

From mill liners to the well. Every step happens at our plant.

A loader carries a long bundle of liners between the stacks. Operators sharpen a slotting saw blade at the grinder. A gang of slotting saws under blue coolant hoses and orange nozzles, cutting oil running over the liner. An inspector checks liner ends while a supervisor records the results. Racked tubulars with red thread protectors, rows leading to the long hall. Four tractor-trailers loaded with liners, queued in the yard. Plates blurred.
  1. Mill or customer
  8. The well

The lines. Slotting, perforating and wire wrapping.

Slotting. Multi-head slotting machines under overhead cranes. About 3,000 joints a month.

A long green multi-station slotting machine with blue swarf bins and operators in blue coveralls.
21 Sep 2014A slotting line, 2014.
An operator in blue coveralls and ear defenders using the touchscreen panel of a slotting machine.
21 Sep 2014At the slotting machine panel, 2014.
  1. 01Saw heads
  2. 02Chuck
  3. 03Roller stands
  4. 04Tailstock

Drawing, simplified. Head and slot counts are illustrative.

Perforating. Casing or tubing drilled to a set hole size and pattern, as perforated liners or as the base liner for screens. On request

  1. 01Drill heads
  2. 02Chuck
  3. 03Roller stands
  4. 04Tailstock

Drawing, simplified. Head and hole counts are illustrative.

Wire wrapping. Profiled wire wrapped and welded around a perforated base liner. On request

  1. 01Chuck
  2. 02Rods
  3. 03Wire spool
  4. 04Carriage and weld head

Drawing, simplified. Rod and turn counts are illustrative.

Storage, inventory and transport. We look after the liner until it is in the well.

  • A dense field of liner racks seen from above, a full rack in the foreground and trees beyond.
    21 Sep 2014Liner racks in the yard, 2014.

    Storage. We keep customer liners in our yard until they are called to the well.

  • Two tall stacks of casing with red and green colour bands, an aisle between them.
    21 Sep 2014Casing stacked in the yard, 2014.

    Inventory. We keep a count of every customer's liners in the yard, in and out.

  • Four tractor-trailers loaded with liners, lined up in the yard.
    21 Sep 2014Trucks loaded with liners, 2014.

    Transport. We load finished liners in our yard and deliver them by truck to the well site.

Where we are, and where the liner goes.

Address
El Tigre, Anzoátegui, Venezuela
74°W72°W70°W68°W66°W64°W62°W60°W58°W14°N12°N10°N8°N6°N4°N2°N0°0200 kmCaracasEl Tigre8.89°N 64.25°W

Map data: Natural Earth.

Send us the size, the slot and the quantity.

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