Quick Jack Benefits

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Snubbing is a process that controls the pressure of oil or gas in order to run or pull tubing, drill pipe, or casing without performing a kill procedure of the well. Quick Jacks applications use the standard snubbing unit to complete or re-complete wells in a “live well” condition. Any type of workover application can be performed utilizing quick jacks.   

Snubbing is versatile alternative that can overcome the limitations of other workover systems - wireline, coiled tubing and conventional workover rigs.  It eliminates the use of kill fluids that can damage the producing formation and require costly disposal.

Snubbing is also a faster solution.  Snubbing units can often have the task completed before a conventional workover operation is even rigged up.

''Live Well'' Applications

  • Running and pulling tubing, casing, or liners under pressure
  • Running drill string back to bottom when the well "kicks"
  • Running "kill" packer to control under ground blowout
  • Drilling under balanced
  • Drilling cement, bridge or sand plugs under pressure
  • Acidizing, washing, fishing, and milling
  • Squeezing cement, plugging and abandonment
  • Removing mud or heavy fluids from well bore or string ID
  • Well completions
  • Through tubing/casing Perforating

Benefits

  • Complete operations under pressure
  • Avoid expensive use and disposal of kill fluids
  • Eliminate risk of kill fluid damage to producing formation
  • Reduce costs with quicker rig up and rig down
  • Get your well back into production faster

Snubbing is your best choice when conventional draw works are absent.  The self-contained equipment requires little space and can finish the job quickly.  The hydraulic system's precise control over force protects against overload and allows responsive tool manipulation.

  • Faster and less expensive alternative to rigging up conventional draw works
  • Suitable onshore or offshore
  • 150k, 225k, 340k, 460k & 600k units available
  • Handles surface pressures up to 20,000 psi
  • Manages heavy hook loads up to 600,000 lbs
  • Smaller footprint than conventional drilling and workover equipment

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