Plunger Lift Equipment
Solid Plungers
Conventional solid style plungers are very durable, cost effective, and ideal for a wide range of applications including sand, scale, and paraffin.
Wax/Parraffin cutting bottom
Rifled or not Rifled
Hollowed and plugged, hollowed, complete solid
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Available Sizes: 2.375 and 2.875
Available Lengths: 9”, 13”, 17”
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Alloy Steel: 4140 or 1045
Stainless steel
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Bypass Plungers
Bypass plungers are suitable for higher volume wells that require less shut in for well recovery. Multiple slot sizes are available in order to achieve optimal plunger fall velocity.
Available Sizes: 2.375 and 2.875
Slot Configurations: 2, 3, 4, and 5
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Available Material Types:
Alloy Steel: 4140 or 1045
Stainless Steel: 17-4
Aggressive Wax/paraffin cutting style
Monobody design with adjustable clutch stiffness before shipping!
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Sliding Sleeve Plungers
Sliding sleeve plungers are designed for wells that require minimal off time. These plungers do not need a strike rod in the lubricator in order to shift open.
Available Sizes: 2.375 and 2.875
Slot Configurations: 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6
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Available Material Types:
Alloy Steel: 4140 or 1045
No pins, threads, or failure concentrations
Rod and ball are fastened using a heat shrink technique able to hold 15 tons of force!
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Ball & Sleeve Plungers
Ball and Sleeve plungers use two pieces in order to run: a ball which fall independently of the main body. Once reaching the bumper springs, the body latches onto the ball and begins to rise with the newly created seal. This two piece system is ideal for high fluid wells.
Available Sizes: 2.375 and 2.875
Available Lengths: 6”, 9”, 11”
Possible Dimensions:
Alloy Steel: 4140 or 1045
Stainless Steel: 17-4
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Different weighted balls can be chosen to ensure the sleeve does not catch the ball during fall cycle.
Ball seat has a locking design which ensures a snug fit but allows the ball to be knocked out with the strike rod.
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Revolver Plunger
The Revolver plunger is design for wells which need a shorter shut in time than solid plungers but seal better than the industry standard Venturi plunger(Well Master). Control your flow rate with different configurations to the revolver check valve. This plunger uses has an internal check valve which shifts open as the plunger falls and then seats up once fluid sits on top of the valve when on bottom. No strike rod required.
Available Sizes: 2.375 and 2.875
Check Valve holes: 4, 5, 6
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Available Material Types:
Alloy Steel: 4140 or 1045
Single body with no outside actuation necessary
Check valve seals better than other industry comparable plungers
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Pad Plungers
Pad plungers are most commonly used in marginal wells that require maximum seal efficiency and extended shut in time for well recovery.
Available Sizes: 2.375 and 2.875
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Available Material Types:
Alloy Steel: 4140 or 1045
Available with machined pads or cast pads
Available in dual pad or single pad configurations
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Bumper Springs
We have a wide range of downhole springs that are engineered for high impact environments. Brass hold down no-go’s allow for easier slick line retrieval. Fish necks are available in nitrocarburized 4140 which exceeds 50 HRC. Flow bodies on our springs come in straight or spiraled slots. We’re able to accommodate a wide range of configurations.
Lubricators
We carry 3K, 5K, and 10K psi lubricators. Our 10K unibody, triple flange lubricators are billet machined in the United States out of high grade steel. Flange configurations are up to the customer. We machine all of our lubricator setups(rods, anvils, caps, catchers) here in the United States out of API-NACE compliant materials.
Modular 10K Lubricator
The Modular 10K lubricator will allow more customization to your wellhead. Easily replace individual components rather than the entire assembly.
Billet machined out of API-NACE materials. We have eliminated casting, welding, and forging to ensure integrity in high pressure applications.
All lubricator components are engineered to handle at least 10,000 psi. Assemblies have passed 15,000 psi static bench testing.
