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A backsaver is a hydraulically operated device used to lift and lower slips in the bowl while drilling or tripping pipe, eliminating the need for manual effort the backsaver can be operated safely by the driller. The backsaver is most commonly used with 21"e LDXL slips and 6 5/8" tubular and is a...

Tongs are used to make up and break out tubular connections. Tongs are rated for maximum load that can be dressed to suit a range of pipe sizes.

Stabbing guides are used during making up a string of pipe aligning pin to box threads and preventing face damage and connection failure.

The FASTR ® System consists of a 6 5/8" FH Slip-Proof™ Landing String design rated to a 2.0 million lb load, featuring a 6ft Slip-Proof™ section which prevents damage of the tubular by the FASTR ® slip system. The special designed box taper provides increased elevator hoisting capacity for use with...

Dimension: 8 ft x 4 ft x4 ft Tare Weight: 2,500 lb Manufacturer: In-House Application in the Industry: The basket design minimizes the risk of personal injury when loading and unloading subs, preventing damage to thread protectors. It saves rig space and increases the connection visibility...

A safety stand is used whilst making up any component to a drill string without having to rotate the whole string, but just the lower most piece that is being added.

Drill pipe is the top component of any drill string that makes up the majority of a drill string's length. Its functions are to transmit torque and power from the top drive or rotary table to the bit. A drill pipe is described by its size, weight, grade, connection, upset, range and class.

A hinged mechanism that may be closed around drillpipe or other drillstring components to facilitate lowering into the wellbore or lifting out of the wellbore. In the closed position, the elevator arms are latched together to form a load-bearing ring around the component. A shoulder or taper on the...

A device that fits into the rotary table or wellhead to hold the wedges or slips that support a string of drill pipe casing or tubing while tripping in or out of the hole.

The primary function of the drill collar is to apply weight on the bit. Drill collars do not have welded tool joints (such as integral HWDP) but instead have pin and box connection threads machined directly into the body wall. Spiral grooves may be cut in drill collars to reduce the collar's...