Halliburton Packer Service Tools Catalog

Table of Contents
Introduction
Retrievable Tools. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-1
CHAMP® IV Packer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-4
RTTS Packer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-6
RTTS Circulating Valve. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-9
Model 2 RTTS Circulating Valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-10
RTTS Safety Joint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-12
Isolator™ Retrievable Bridge Plug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-14
Model 3L Retrievable Bridge Plug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-16
TW Shorty Retrievable Bridge Plug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-18
BV Retrievable Bridge Plug. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-20
Subsurface Control (SSC) Valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-22
Subsurface Control Valve II (SSC II) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-23
Cobra FracSM RR4-EV Packer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-24
PR Multi-Service Valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-26
Pinpoint Injection (PPI) Packer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-28
Selective Injection Packer (SIP) Tool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-30
RFC® III Valve. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-32
Removable Fracturing Liner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-33
Drillable Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-1

EZ Drill® Squeeze Packer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-3
EZ Drill Bridge Plug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-5
EZ Drill SV Squeeze Packer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-8
EZ Drill SVB Squeeze Packer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-10
Casing Alignment Tool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-14
DrillGun™ Assembly (EZSV-B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-16
Drilling Instructions for EZ Drill Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-18
Fas Drill® Bridge Plug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-19
Fas Drill Frac Plug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-23
Fas Drill Frac Plug Loc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-26
Fas Drill Squeeze Packer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-28
Fas Drill SVB Squeeze Packer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-30
Drilling Instructions for Fas Drill Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-32
Mechanical Setting Tool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-36
BP Hydraulic Setting Tool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-38
HCT Setting Tool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-40
RTTS Packer and Fas Drill Bridge Plug Combo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-42
Wellhead Isolation Tool. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-1
Low Profile Wellhead Isolation Tool. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-2
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Introduction
Introduction
Halliburton has excelled in delivery of oilfield tools and Some of the best known and most widely used service tool
services for over 80 years and has set the industry standard products in the industry today include the Champ® IV and
for delivery of quality tools and services. Halliburton RTTS retrievable packers and the EZ Drill® line of cast iron
provides service tools for a number of different applications, drillable plugs and squeeze packers. Some of the newest
including wellbore isolation, stimulation isolation, and products include the Isolator™ Retrievable Bridge Plug/
cement squeezing operations. Packer and the Fas Drill® line of composite squeeze packers,
bridge plugs and frac plugs.
Halliburton offers complete services worldwide
incorporating the most advanced technology in tool design, Whether you need a single product, a single service, or total
materials and delivery, including a wide variety of drillable field service and management, Halliburton meets your needs
and retrievable service tools. and strives to exceed your expectations.
This catalog contains descriptions, illustrations and

specifications information about Halliburton's Service
Tools, including
• Retrievable Service Tools

• Drillable Service Tools
• Wellhead Isolation Tools
Introduction
Introduction
Retrievable Tools
Retrievable Tools
This section contains information about running, setting, and RTTS Circulating Valve
operating Retrievable Service Tools and related accessories.
The RTTS Circulating Valve is a locked-open/locked-closed
Halliburton is dedicated to providing top-quality equipment valve that serves as both a circulating valve and bypass. The
and service. Halliburton maintains strict standards and well clearance between the RTTS Packer (or any hookwall packer)
documented processes and procedures to help ensure and the casing ID is relatively small. To reduce the effect of
excellence and dependability in our retrievable service tools fluid-swabbing action when the tool is run in or pulled out of
equipment. No matter what your downhole situation, you the hole, a packer bypass is generally used.
can count on your Halliburton representative to look beyond
the tool and develop a low-cost solution that can produce
savings far greater than any difference in tool cost. Model 2 RTTS Circulating Valve
The Model 2 RTTS Circulating Valve is a locked-open valve
that serves as both a circulating valve and a bypass valve. It is
Champ® IV Packer held closed by internal pressure and/or pipe weight. A
The CHAMP IV Packer is a hookwall-retrievable packer with straight J-slot in the circulating valve allows the valve to be
a concentric bypass. When the packer is set, the bypass is used with a straight J-slot in the packer assembly. This
held closed by a balancing piston activated by tubing combination eliminates the need to rotate the tubing to close
pressure. The bypass allows fluids to pass around the bottom the circulating valve or reset the packer after the tubing has
of the tool during reverse-out, eliminating problems been displaced with cement.
associated with accidentally opening a conventional bypass
during circulation around the bottom of the packer.
RTTS Safety Joint
The RTTS Safety Joint is an optional emergency backoff
RTTS Packer device. The safety joint releases the workstring and tools
The RTTS Packer is a full-opening, hookwall packer used for above the packer if the packer becomes stuck during
testing, treating, and squeeze cementing operations. In most operations. The design of the RTTS Safety Joint makes
cases, the tool runs with a circulating valve assembly. The unintentional operation difficult.
packer body includes a J-slot mechanism, mechanical slips,
packer elements, and hydraulic slips.
Retrievable Service Tools 1-1

Isolator™ Retrievable Bridge Plug BV Retrievable Bridge Plug
The Isolator Retrievable Bridge Plug consists of packer-type The BV (Balanced Valve) Retrievable Bridge Plug consists of
sealing elements, mechanical slips, and a ball valve section. cup and packer sealing elements, two sets of hookwall slips,
The plug can be run alone on tubing or can be run below the and pressure-balanced bypass. This plug can be run alone on
RTTS or CHAMP Packer. tubing or below an RTTS or CHAMP IV packer. The plug is
run in the hole, set, and released from the tubing or packer.
Model 3L Retrievable Bridge Plug

Subsurface Control Valve
The Model 3L Retrievable Bridge Plug consists of packer-
type sealing elements, mechanical slips, and a large-area The Subsurface Control Valve (SSC) is a combination valve
bypass. The sealing elements are less susceptible to damage and backoff joint used to close in a well being drilled without
while running in the hole because they are not in contact the drillpipe being pulled. This capability is especially useful
with the casing. When set, the Model 3L Bridge Plug does not in offshore operations when storms are expected or when
move up or down the casing, regardless of pressure reversals. surface equipment, such as blowout preventers, must be
This plug can be run alone on tubing or can be run below the repaired. The valve eliminates the hazard of leaving pipe
RTTS or CHAMP Packer. standing in the derrick during a storm and saves time.
TW Shorty Retrievable Bridge Plug Subsurface Control Valve II

The TW Shorty Retrievable Bridge Plug is a double-grip, The Subsurface Control Valve II (SSC II) is a combination
wireline-set or hydraulic-set, mechanically held, tubing- valve and backoff joint similar to the SSC. The primary
retrievable bridge plug. It is set on electric wireline using a difference is that the SSC II incorporates a ball valve and does
wireline pressure setting assembly or hydraulic setting tool not require left-hand rotation to release the backoff joint.
and will hold pressure differentials from above and below.
After performing the desired wellbore operations, the bridge
plug is retrieved with an overshot type-retrieving tool on
tubing with a straight pull to release.
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Cobra FracSM RR4-EV Packer Selective Injection Packer (SIP)
The RR4-EV Packer is a specially designed straddle packer The Selective Injection Packer (SIP) Tool has opposing cups
used for the Cobra Frac process on coiled tubing to isolate that isolate perforations for chemical treatments, stimulation
and stimulate multiple zones in a single run. Special or perforation washing. Normal spacing between the cups is
features include an equalizing valve, reciprocating J and a 1 ft; however, spacing can be expanded if required.
safety shear sub.
RFC® III Valve

PR Multi-Service Valve
The RFC III Valve (retrievable fluid control valve) controls
The PR Multi-Service valve is a full-opening, annulus the amount of fluid pumped into a formation, allowing
pressure-operated valve for use in cased holes. This tool can treatment of a completed well without the tubing being
be run as a surge valve or backpressure valve. Top and pulled. The valve is preset to operate at a specific pressure
bottom PR Multi-Service valves are run at the same time to and allows precise amounts of fluid to be pumped through
form a surge chamber. This surge helps clean debris from the tubing into a formation. The RFC III Valve may be used for a
perforations before a stimulation treatment, sand control variety of purposes including scale removal, chemical
treatment, or flow test. treatment, and acidizing with jet tools on long openhole
intervals or multiple sets of perforations.
Pinpoint Injection (PPI) Packer
Removable Fracturing Liner
The PPI (Pinpoint Injection) Packer is a retrievable,
treating, straddle packer that features 1-ft spacing between Halliburton’s Removable Fracturing Liner is a unique
packer elements to ensure that the maximum number of concept in tool design and function. It is designed to help
perforations within a long producing interval can be broken isolate, straddle, blank-off and contain one or more sets of
down to accept stimulation fluids uniformly. A typical PPI casing perforations so that treating or stimulation fluids may
Packer toolstring consists of the following tools (top to be diverted to other open perforations either above or below
bottom): RFC (Retrievable Fluid Control) Valve, RTTS the tool.
Circulating Valve, PPI Packer, Collar Locator.

CHAMP® IV Packer
The CHAMP IV Packer is a hookwall- • Picking the packer straight up (no

retrievable packer with a concentric torque required) opens the bypass.
bypass. As the tool is lowered into the • The tool is easily relocated in
hole, a J-slot holds the bypass open and multiple zones during a single trip
controls the setting of the packer. When for treating, testing, or squeezing.
the packer is set, a balancing piston
activated by tubing pressure holds the • The concentric bypass valve allows a
bypass closed. larger bypass flow area.
• The CHAMP IV Packer is used with a
Each tool assembly includes a J-slot retrievable bridge plug for straddling
mechanism, mechanical slips, packer zones during various operations.
elements, hydraulic slips, and a • A CHAMP IV Packer would be the
bypass. Round, piston-like slips used tool of choice where positive
in the hydraulic hold-down circulation below the packer is
mechanism prevent the tool from required such as in drillstem testing,
being pumped up the hole. The bypass TCP applications, using tailpipe, for
allows fluids to pass around the shallow service, and as liner tools.
bottom of the tool when it is removed
from the hole. This design eliminates
accidentally opening a conventional Operation
bypass during circulation around the
bottom of the packer. The tool is run slightly below the
necessary setting position. If the packer
Circulation around the CHAMP IV is to be set, it must be picked up, and
Packer is not interrupted if the packer right-hand rotation must be applied so
element temporarily seals that a half-turn can be obtained at the
unintentionally, as when it passes tool. In deep or deviated holes, several
through points of interference in the turns with the rotary may be necessary.
casing. For the position to be maintained, the
right-hand torque must be held until the
The CHAMP IV is well suited to tubing mechanical slips on the tool are set and
conveyed perforating applications can begin taking weight.
where the firing head assembly is easily Pressure applied below the packer forces
incorporated into the CHAMP IV. The the hydraulic hold-down slips against
CHAMP IV is ideally suited for the casing to prevent the packer from
horizontal applications due to its being pumped up the hole.
limited rotational requirements and
integrated circulating valve. Just a The concentric bypass valve is balanced
quarter-turn is required, at the tool, to to the tubing surface pressure, which
set the packer and close the circulating prevents the bypass from being pumped
valve. A straight upward pull opens the open with tubing pressure. Straight,
circulating valve and unseats the packer. upward pull on the tubing string opens
the bypass and unsets the packer.
Features and Benefits

CN05618
• The packer is used in highly deviated

wells or where pipe manipulation is CHAMP® IV Packer
difficult.

CHAMP® IV Packer Specifications
Nominal
Casing Packer Packer Casing Minimum Maximum Tensile Working
Size OD ID End Weight Casing Drift ID Casing ID Length Rating* Pressure**
in.† in. (cm) in. (cm) Connections lb/ft in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm) lb (kg) psi (kPa)
3.87
(9.83) 1.80 9.5-10.5 3.927-3.795 4.090-4.000 92.49 71,200 8,400
4 1/2 2 3/8 EUE
3.75 (4.57) 11.6-13.5 (9.975-9.639) (10.389-10.16) (234.92) (32 254) (57 900)
(9.52)
4.18 1.80 2 3/8 18-20.8 4.032-4.366 4.276 93.63 71,200 8,400
5
(10.62) (4.57) 8 rd EUE 11.5-15.0 (10.24-11.09) (10.86) (237.82) (32 300) (57 876)
4.57 2.00
(11.43) (5.08) 13-20 4.653-4.545 5.044-4.778 90.46 88,900 8,400
5 1/2 2 3/8 EUE
4.40 1.80 20-23 (11.819-11.544) (12.812-12.136) (229.77) (40 272) (57 900)
(11.18) (4.57)
6 5/8:
6 5/8 5.25 2.00 2 7/8 8 rd 5.318 5.791 91.42 88,800 10,000
23-32
or 7 (13.34) (5.08) EUE 13.51 (14.71) (232.21) (40 300) (69 000)
7: 41-49.5
2 3/8 EUE
5.65 2.37 2 7/8 EUE 5.795 6.538 98.85 148,600 10,000
7 17-38
(14.35) (6.02) 3 1/2 IF (14.719) (16.607) (251.08) (67 316) (69 000)
3 7/8 CAS
2 7/8
8 rd EUE
(Optional
6.35 2.37 6.477 7.125 96.75 148,600 10,000
7 5/8 adapters: 20-39
(16.13) (6.02) (16.45) (18.10) (245.75) (67 400) (69 000)
3 7/8 CAS,
2 7/8 PH6,
3 1/2 I.F.)
7.04 2.62 7.313 7.625 123.80 215,640 10,000
3 7/8 CAS 44-56
(17.88) (6.65) (18.58) (19.37) (314.45) (97 813) (69 000)
8 5/8
6.75 2.37 7.126 7.001 123.80 313,600 10,000
3 7/8 CAS 58.7-68.1
(17.14) (6.02) (18.10) (17.78) (314.45) (142 247) (69 000)
8.15 125.22-
(20.70) 2.87 29.3-53.5 8.379-7.969 9.063-8.835 117.23 341,900 10,000
9 5/8 4 1/2 IF
7.80 (7.29) 40-71.8 (21.283-20.241) (23.020-22.441) (318.059- (154 881) (69 000)
(19.81) 297.76)
11.94
(30.33) 3.75 48-72 12.191-11.781 12.715-12.347 141.84 651,300 5,000
13 3/8 4 1/2 IF
11.50 (9.52) 72-98 (30.965-29.924) (32.296-31.361) (360.27) (295 400) (34 470)
(29.21)
† Although other sizes may be available, these sizes are the most common.
* The tensile strength value is calculated with new tool conditions. Stress area calculations are used so that tensile
strength can be calculated.
** Pressure rating is the differential pressure at the tool. (Differential pressure is the difference in pressure between the
casing annulus and the tool ID.)
These ratings are guidelines only. For more information, contact your local Halliburton representative.

RTTS Packer
The RTTS Packer is a full-opening, • Tungsten carbide slips provide

hookwall packer used for testing, greater holding ability and improved
treating, and squeeze cementing wear resistance in high-strength
operations. In most cases, the tool runs casing. Pressure through the tubing
with a circulating valve assembly. activates the slips in the hydraulic
hold-down mechanism.
The packer body includes a J-slot • An optional integral circulating valve
mechanism, mechanical slips, packer locks into open or closed position
elements, and hydraulic slips. Large, during squeezing or treating
heavy-duty slips in the hydraulic hold- operations, and opens easily to allow
down mechanism help prevent the tool circulation above the packer.
from being pumped up the hole. Drag
springs operate the J-slot mechanism
on ≤ 3 1/2 -in. (88.9-mm) packer Operation
bodies, while larger packer sizes ≥ 4-in.
(101.6 mm) use drag blocks. Automatic The tool is run slightly below the
J-slot sleeves are standard equipment desired setting position to set the
on all packer bodies. packer and is then picked up and
rotated several turns. If the tool is on
The circulating valve, if used, is a the bottom, only a half-turn is actually
locked-open/locked-closed type that required. However, in deep or deviated
serves as both a circulating valve and holes, several turns with the rotary may
bypass. The valve automatically locks in be necessary. To maintain position, the
the closed position when the packer right-hand torque must be held until
sets. During testing or squeezing the mechanical slips on the tool are set
operations, the lock prevents the valve and can start taking weight.
from being pumped open. A straight
J-slot in the locked-open position The pressure must be equalized across
matches with a straight J-slot the packer to unset it. As the tubing is
(optional) in the packer body. This picked up, the circulating valve remains
combination eliminates the need to closed, establishing reverse circulation
turn the tubing to close the circulating around the lower end of the packer. The
valve or reset the packer after the tubing circulating valve is opened for coming
has been displaced with cement. out of the hole when the tubing is
lowered, rotated to the right, and
picked up.
• The full-opening design of the packer
CN05619
mandrel bore allows large volumes of

fluid to pump through the tool. Tub-
ing-type guns and other wireline
RTTS Packer
tools can be run through the packer.
• The packer can be set and relocated
as many times as necessary with
simple tubing manipulation.

RTTS Packer Specifications
Casing
Casing Weight Nominal Minimum Top Thread Lower Thread
Size Range Tool OD ID Connection Connection
in. lb/ft in. (cm) in. (cm) (female) (male)
1.81 .60
2 3/8 4.6 1.050 in. OD 10RD EUE 1.050 in. OD 10RD EUE
(4.60) (1.52)
2.22 .75
6.4 1 7/8 in. OD 10RD EUE 1.315 in.OD
(5.64) (1.91)
2 7/8
2.10 .60
7.9-8.7 1.050 in. OD 10RD EUE 1.050 in. OD 10RD EUE
(5.33) (1.52)
2.93 .62
5.7 1 7/8 in. OD 12UNS EUE 1.315 in.10RD
(7.44) (1.57)
2.70 .62
3 1/2 9.2-10.2 1 7/8 in. OD 12UNS EUE 1.315 in.10RD
(6.86) (1.57)
2.50 .62
13.3 1 7/8 in. OD 12UNS EUE 1.315 in.10RD
(6.35) (1.57)
3.18 1.12
9.5-11.6 2 11/16 in. 10UNS 2 3/8 in. 8RD EUE
(8.08) (2.84)
4
3.06 .865 1 7/8 in. 8RD
12.5-15.7 2 11/16 in. 10UNS
(7.77) (2.20) Drill Pipe (male)
3.79 1.80
9.5 3 3/32 in. 10UNS 2 3/8 in. 8RD EUE
(9.63) (4.57)
3.55 1.51
4 1/2 15.1-18.1 2 11/16 in. 10UNS 2 3/8 in. 8RD EUE
(9.02) (3.84)
3.75 1.80
11.6-13.5 3 3/32 in. 10UNS 2 3/8 in. 8RD EUE
(9.53) (4.57)
3.75 1.80
23 3 3/32 in. 10UNS 2 3/8 in. 8RD EUE
(9.53) (4.57)
4.06 1.80
5 15-18 3 3/32 in. 10UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(10.31) (4.57)
4.25 1.80
11.5-13 3 3/32 in. 10UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(10.79) (4.57)
4.25 1.90
23-26 3 1/2 in. 8UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(10.79) (4.83)
4.38 1.80
5 1/2 20-23 3 3/32 in. 10UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(11.13) (4.57)
4.55 1.80
13-20 3 1/2 in. 8UNS 2 3/8 in. 8RD EUE
(11.56) (4.57)
5.06 1.90
6 15-23 3 1/2 in. 8UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(2.85) (4.83)
5.43 1.90
6 5/8 24-32 3 1/2 in. 8UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(13.79) (4.83)

RTTS Packer Specifications
Casing
Casing Weight Nominal Minimum Top Thread Lower Thread
Size Range Tool OD ID Connection Connection
2 7/8 in. IF
5.65 2.40 3 7/8 in. CAS
17-38 3 1/2 in. CAS
(14.35) (6.10) 4 5/32 in. 8UNS
7 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
5.25 2.00
49.5 3 1/2 in. 8UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(13.34) (5.08)
2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
6.35 2.40
7 5/8 20-39 4 5/32 in. 8UNS 3 1/2 in. IF
(16.13) (6.10)
3 7/8 in. CAS
7.31 3.00
8 5/8 24-49 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J. 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J.
(18.57) (7.62)
7.80 3.00
40-71.8 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J. 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J.
(19.81) (7.62)
9 5/8
8.15 3.75
29.3-53.5 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J. 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J.
(20.70) (9.53)
9.30 3.75
32.75-51 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J. 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J.
(23.62) (9.53)
10 3/4
8.85 3.75
55.5-81 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J. 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J.
(22.48) (9.53)
10.20 3.75
38-54 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J. 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J.
(25.91) (9.53)
11 3/4
10.10 3.75
(25.65) (9.53)
11.94 3.75
(30.33) (9.53)
13 3/8
11.50 3.75
(29.21) (9.53)
14.18 3.75
(36.02) (9.53)
16
13.62 3.75
(34.59) (9.53)
16.87 3.75
(42.85) (9.53)
17.87 3.75
(45.39) (9.53)
20
17.25 3.75
(43.82) (9.53)
These ratings are guidelines only. For more information, consult your local Halliburton representative.

RTTS Circulating Valve
The RTTS Circulating Valve is a locked- Operation When the circulating valve is opened to
open/locked-closed valve that serves as come out of the hole, the tubing is
The RTTS Circulating Valve is
both a circulating valve and bypass. The lowered, turned to the right, and
automatically locked in the closed
clearance between the RTTS Packer (or picked up.
position when the packer is set. During
any hookwall packer) and the casing ID
testing and squeezing operations, the
is relatively small. To reduce the effect
lock helps prevent the valve from being
of fluid-swabbing action when the tool
pumped open. A straight J-slot in the
is run in or pulled out of the hole, a
locked-open position can be used with
packer bypass is generally used.
the straight J-slot (optional) in the
Features and Benefits packer body. This combination
eliminates the need to turn the tubing
• The valve can be locked closed when to close the circulating valve or reset the
the packer is unset to reverse fluid packer after the tubing has been
around the bottom of packer. displaced with cement.
• The tool’s full opening allows tubing-
The RTTS Circulating Valve may be run
type guns and other wireline equip-
directly above the packer body or
ment to pass.
further up the workstring.
When placed in the hole, the valve must
be in the locked-open position. The J-
slot in the packer-body drag block (or
drag sleeve) must also be placed in the
unset position.
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RTTS Circulating Valve
RTTS Circulating Valve Specifications

Tensile Burst Collapse Shipping
Size* OD ID End Length Rating** Rating** Rating** Weight
in. in. (cm) in. (cm) Connections in. (cm) lb (kg) psi (kPa) psi (kPa) lb (kg)
1.68 0.68 18.42 31,900 11,600 9,900 15
2 3/8 1.05 10 RD
(4.27) (1.73) (46.8) (14 451) (79 970) (68 251) (7)
3.60 1.80 32.2 85,000 10,100 10,700 59
4 1/2-5 2 3/8 EUE
(9.14) (4.57) (81.8) (38 505) (69 629) (73 766) (27)
4.18 1.99 2 3/8 EUE 31.9 150,700 10,000 14,200 75
5 1/2-6 5/8
(10.62) (5.05) 2 7/8 EUE (81.03) (68 356) (68 940) (97 906) (34)
2 7/8 EUE
4.87 2.44 32.9 148,800 10,000 10,100 109
7 to 7 5/8 3 1/2 IF
(12.37) (6.19) (83.6) (67 606) (68 940) (69 629) (50)
3 7/8 CAS
6.12 3.00 38.4 311,400 10,500 10,100 195
8 5/8-13 3/8 4 1/2 IF T.J.
(15.54) (7.62) (97.4) (141 200) (72 387) (69 629) (88)
* These are the most common sizes. Other sizes may be available.
** The values of tensile, burst, and collapse strength are calculated with new tool conditions, Lame's formulas with
Von-Mise's Distortion Energy Theory for burst and collapse strength, and stress area calculations for tensile strength.

Model 2 RTTS Circulating Valve
The Model 2 RTTS Circulating Valve is a locked-open valve

that serves as both a circulating valve and a bypass valve. It is
held closed by internal pressure and/or pipe weight.
A straight J-slot in the circulating valve allows the valve to be

used with a straight J-slot in the packer assembly. This
combination eliminates the need to rotate the tubing to close
the circulating valve or reset the packer after the tubing has
been displaced with cement. When the Model 2 RTTS
Circulating Valve is used, the lower pin on the packer must be
removed and replaced with the proper port mandrel.
Operation
The straight J-slot holds the circulating valve in the locked-
open position while it is run in the hole. Because slippage of
the backups tends to set the mechanical slips on the packer
and close the circulating valve, slippage should be
minimized. The inadvertent closure of the circulating valve is
indicated by the tubing running over.
If a closure occurs, the tubing is raised a few feet and turned

to the left. This procedure returns the circulating valve to the
open position.
The circulating valve is left in the closed position during

formation breakdown, squeeze cementing, or swabbing
operations.
After the operation is complete, the pressure is equalized at

the packer, and the tubing is lifted without rotation. The
circulating valve is then in the open position.
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Model 2 RTTS
Circulating Valve

Model 2 RTTS Circulating Valve Specifications
Casing Maximum Minimum Top Thread Lower Thread
Size Weight OD ID Connection Connection
6.50 2.00
(16.5) (5.08)
6.50 2.40
40-71.8 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J. 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J.
(16.5) (6.1)
9 5/8
6.50 2.40
29.3-53.5 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J. 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J.
(16.5) (6.1)
6.50 2.40
10 3/4 32.75-81 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J. 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J.
(16.5) (6.1)
6.50 2.40
(16.5) (6.1)
6.50 2.40
(16.5) (6.1)
6.50 2.40
16 75-109 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J. 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J.
(16.5) (6.1)
6.50 2.40
(16.5) (6.1)
6.50 2.40
20 94-204 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J. 4 1/2 in. API IF T.J.
(16.5) (6.1)

RTTS Safety Joint
The RTTS Safety Joint is an optional emergency backoff

device. The safety joint releases the workstring and tools
above the packer if the packer becomes stuck during
operations.
The design of the RTTS Safety Joint makes unintentional

operation difficult.

• Positive sequence of operation helps prevent premature
release.
• Tools above it can be retrieved when string is stuck.
Operation
The RTTS Safety Joint is run immediately above the RTTS
packer so that the greatest number of tools above the packer
may be removed.
Before the safety joint can be used, a tension sleeve located

on the bottom of the lug mandrel must first be parted by
pulling up on the workstring.
After the tension sleeve has parted, the safety joint is

released by right-hand torque while the workstring is
reciprocated a specified number of cycles.
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RTTS Safety Joint

RTTS Safety Joint Specifications
Casing Tensile Burst Collapse Shipping
Size* OD ID End Length Rating** Rating** Rating** Weight
in. in. (cm) in. (cm) Connections in. (cm) lb (kg) psi (kPa) psi (kPa) lb (kg)
1.81 0.68 24.3 36,000 9,600 23,200 14
2 3/8 1.05 10 RD
(4.60) (1.73) (61.7) (16 300) (66 200) (160 100) (31)
3.68 1.90 38.5 95,000 11,500 11,500 68
4 1/2-5 2 3/8 EUE
(9.35) (4.83) (97.8) (43 000) (79 000) (79 000) (31)
4.06 2.00 2 3/8 EUE 38.6 127,400 10,200 13,000 81
5 1/2-6 5/8
(10.31) (5.08) 2 7/8 EUE (98.04) (57 789) (70 327) (89 632) (37)
2 7/8 EUE
5.00 2.44 39.9 164,000 12,000 10,900 124
7 -7 5/8 3 1/2 IF
(12.70) (6.20) (101.4) (74 000) (82 000) (75 100) (56)
3 7/8 CAS
6.12 3.12 42.7 301,000 13,700 10,400 224
8 5/8-13 3/8 4 1/2 IF T.J.
(15.54) (7.92) (108.5) (136 100) (113 000) (71 700) (102)
*
These are the most common sizes. Other sizes may be available.
** The values of tensile, burst, and collapse strength are calculated with new tool conditions, Lame's formulas with
Von-Mise's Distortion Energy Theory for burst and collapse strength, and stress area calculations for tensile strength.

Isolator™ Retrievable Bridge Plug
The Isolator Retrievable Bridge Plug Applications

(RBP) consists of packer-type sealing
elements, mechanical slips, and a ball Run as a barrier for:
valve section.
• Temporary abandonment
The sealing elements are less susceptible • Change of wellhead/BOP
to damage while running in the hole
• Zonal isolation
because they are not in contact with the
casing. When set, the Isolator RBP does • Pressure testing in conjunction with
not move up or down the casing, retrievable packers
regardless of pressure reversals. • Can also be run as a retrievable
packer
The plug can be run alone on tubing or
can be run below the RTTS or
CHAMP® IV Packer. The tool is run in Advantages
the hole, set, and released from the
tubing or packer. It remains in place • Full-flow ID
until the tubing or packer is relatched, • Liner lock
the ball valve is opened, and the slips • Pump-through capability with over-
are released. shot connected
• Slips are below elements
Features and Benefits • NACE SG 175
• Rugged packer-type sealing • Can hang drill pipe below
elements • “Hammer-down” feature to assist
• Enhanced safety for relief of trapped unsetting
pressure • 4 3/4-in. drill collar profile for safety
• Wide range of pressure and on rig
temperature limitations
• Hammer-down feature to assist
unseating
• Pump-through capabilities with
overshot connected
• Simple operation
• No torque build-up during setting
and retrieving
• Liner-lock function
• Positive indication when plug is
released from overshot
• Slips protected from debris below
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packer elements
• Built-in concentric bypass
Isolator™ Retrievable
Bridge Plug

Operation
The plug is run a few feet below a specified depth and picked The bridge plug is retrieved when the tubing is lowered and
up to the predetermined setting depth. The tubing is rotated, the overshot engages the J-slot in the plug retrieving head.
and the tubing weight is set down while left-hand rotation is Any trapped pressure below the bridge plug is designed to be
maintained. relieved at this stage. Right-hand rotation is applied, the
tubing is pulled up, and the mechanical slips are retracted to
The bridge plug is released as the tubing is rotated left and release the bridge plug.
the tubing is pulled up. This action moves the lugs in the
overshot out of the J-slot in the retrieving head and allows
the tubing to pull free.
Isolator™ Retrievable Bridge Plug

Pressure Tensile Overshot RBP
Size Rating Rating ID ID Length
in. psi (kPa) lb (kg) in. (cm) in. (cm) ft (m)
10,000 161,000 1.80 1.80 19.6
7 and 7 5/8
(68 950) (73 028) (45.72) (45.72) (5.97)
7,500 190,000 1.80 2.25 18
9 5/8 and 10 3/4
(51 712) (85 500) (45.72) (57.15) (5.49)
Casing Casing Weight Nominal Top Thread (Overshot) Lower Thread

Size Range Tool OD Connection Connection
in. lb/ft in. (cm) (female) (male)
5.50
7 20-38 3 7/8 in. CAS Thread 3 7/8 in. CAS Thread
(13.97)
6.35
7 5/8 20-39 3 7/8 in. CAS Thread 3 7/8 in. CAS Thread
(16.13)
8.15
9 5/8 29.3-53.5 3 7/8 in. CAS Thread 3 7/8 in. CAS Thread
(20.70)
9.40
(23.88)
8.85
(22.48)

Model 3L Retrievable Bridge Plug
The Model 3L Retrievable Bridge Plug Operation

consists of packer-type sealing
elements, mechanical slips, and a large- The plug is run a few feet below a
area bypass. specified depth and picked up to the
predetermined setting depth. The
The sealing elements are less susceptible tubing is rotated, and the tubing weight
to damage while running in the hole is set down while left-hand torque is
because they are not in contact with the maintained.
casing. When set, the Model 3L Bridge
Plug does not move up or down the The bridge plug is released as left-hand
casing, regardless of pressure reversals. torque is held on the tubing, and the
tubing is pulled up. This action moves
This plug can be run alone on tubing or the lugs on the retrieving head out of
can be run below the RTTS or the J-slot in the overshot and allows the
CHAMP® IV Packer. The tool is run in tubing to pull free.
the hole, set, and released from the
tubing or packer. It remains in place The bridge plug is retrieved when the
until the tubing or packer is relatched, tubing is lowered and the overshot
the bypass valve is opened, and the slips engages the lugs on the plug-retrieving
are released. head. Right-hand torque is applied
and the tubing is pulled up. It may be
necessary to apply weight if pressure is
Features and Benefits trapped below the tool. As the torque
is applied and the tubing is pulled up,
• Rugged, packer-type sealing elements the bypass ports open, and the
• Wide range of pressure and mechanical slips are retracted to
temperature limitations release the bridge plug.
• Simple operation
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Model 3L Retrievable
Bridge Plug

Model 3L Retrievable Bridge Plug Specifications
Casing Casing Weight Nominal Top Thread (Overshot) Lower Thread
Size Range Tool OD Connection Connection
in. lb/ft in. (cm) (female) (female)
3.75 2 7/8 in. 2 3/8 in.
4 1/2 9.5-13.5
(9.53) 8RD EUE tubing thread 8RD EUE tubing thread
5 11.5 4.35 2 7/8 in. 2 3/8 in.
5 1/2 23 (11.049) 8RD EUE tubing thread 8RD EUE tubing thread
4.25 2 7/8 in. 2 3/8 in.
5 13-15
3.93 2 7/8 in. 2 3/8 in.
5 18-21
4.60 2 7/8 in. 2 3/8 in.
5 1/2 13-20
5.43 2 7/8 in. 2 3/8 in.
6 5/8 24-32
5.65 2 7/8 in. 2 3/8 in.
7 17-38
6.35 2 7/8 in. 2 3/8 in.
7 5/8 20-39
7.04 3 1/2 in. 2 3/8 in
8 5/8 49-56
(17.88) API IF tool joint tubing thread 8RD EUE tubing thread
8.15 4 1/2 in. 2 3/8 in.
9 5/8 29.3-53.5
8.85 4 1/2 in. 2 3/8 in.
10 3/4 55.5-81
9.40 4 1/2 in. 2 3/8 in.
10 3/4 32.75-51

TW Shorty Retrievable Bridge Plug
The TW Shorty Retrievable Bridge Plug Features

(RBP) is a double-grip, wireline-set or
hydraulic-set, mechanically held, • Wireline set for ease of lubricating
tubing-retrievable bridge plug. It is set into the wellbore without having to
on electric wireline using a wireline kill the well
pressure setting assembly or hydraulic • Short length for ease of handling
setting tool and will hold pressure
• Hydraulically set for deviated or hor-
differentials from above and below.
izontal wells
After performing the desired wellbore
operations, the bridge plug is retrieved • Setting and/or retrieving on coiled
with an overshot type-retrieving tool tubing
on tubing with a straight pull to release. • Equalizing valve in retrieving neck to
equalize pressure across the plug
when engaged with the overshot
Applications retrieving tool for easy release
The TW Shorty Retrievable Bridge Plug • Holds differential pressures from
can be used as a plug below a treating above or below without loading the
packer when isolating a zone or a shear release system. Rated to 10,000
section of casing during straddle packer psi (70 000 kPa).
operations. This type of work normally • Three-piece packer-type packing ele-
involves such operations as acidizing, ment system, with optional com-
fracturing, and squeeze cementing. It pounds available
may be used to isolate zones for
extended production testing or treating • Straight pull release system. Optional
down the casing in a multi-zone coiled tubing or slickline retrievable.
wellbore, without having a rig on • Simple design allows economical
location for tubing manipulation. The redress of bridge plug.
TW Shorty RBP may also be used to aid
in wellhead repairs or other operations
which require “lubricating in” the plug
to isolate the pressure below without
having to circulate heavy fluids to kill
the well.
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TW Shorty Retrievable
Bridge Plug

TW Shorty Retrievable Bridge Plug
Tool Casing Casing
Size OD Weight ID
in. in. (cm) lb/ft in. (cm)
4 1/2 3.92-4.09
4 1/2 9.5-13.5
(11.43) (9.96-10.39)
5 4.276-4.56
5 11.5-18
(12.70) (10.86-11.58)
5 1/2 4.67-5.044
5 1/2 13-23
(13.97) (11.86-12.81)
7 6.094-6.538
7 17-32
(17.78) (15.48-16.61)
These ratings are guidelines only. For more information, consult your
local Halliburton representative.

BV Retrievable Bridge Plug
BV (Balanced Valve) Retrievable Bridge Operation
Plugs consist of the following:
During the setting process, the plug is
• Cup and packer sealing elements run to the necessary depth and slacked
off a few feet. Next, the tubing is
• Two sets of hookwall slips
rotated to the right and tubing weight
• Pressure-balanced bypass is set down.
The two-piece cup arrangement When the bridge plug is released, right-
provides the advantage of a reinforced hand torque is applied after the tool
or “backup” seal. Two sets of hookwall begins to take weight. The tubing is
slips use a dual-wedge arrangement to then raised to disengage the pins in the
help anchor the tool against pressure overshot and to close the bypass.
from either direction. The bypass
provides a large fluid passage to help During standard retrieval operations,
run or remove the plug. the tubing is lowered until it begins to
take weight to engage the overshot. The
This plug can be run alone on tubing or bypass is then opened to equalize
below an RTTS or CHAMP® IV packer. pressure. Left-hand torque is applied to
The plug is run in the hole, set, and the tubing while it is picked up to
released from the tubing or packer. It is retrieve the plug or to move and reset
left in place until the tubing or packer is the plug.
relatched to it; then the bypass valve is
opened, and the slips are released. The For the bridge plug to be retrieved on
plug may then be moved to a different tubing, an overshot must first be
location and reset or be removed from attached to the tubing and run into the
the well. hole until it reaches the top of the sand
or other solids. The sand must then be
reversed out and the tubing must be
Features and Benefits engaged with the bridge plug. Finally,
the tubing must be picked up to
• Pressure-balanced bypass valve remove the plug from the well.
• Positive indication when plug is
released from overshot
• Ease of operation
• Rated up to 10,000 psi (70 000 kPa)
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BV Retrievable
Bridge Plug

BV Retrievable Bridge Plug
Casing Casing Nominal Tool Top Thread (Overshot) Lower Thread Tool
Size Weight OD Connection Connection Length
in. lb/ft in. (cm) (female) (female) in. (cm)
3.75 2 3/8 in. 2 3/8 in. 61.77
9.5-13.5
(9.53) 8 RD EUE 8 RD EUE (156.90)
4 1/2
3.62 2 3/8 in. 2 3/8 in. 61.77
13.5-15.1
(9.19) 8 RD EUE 8 RD EUE (156.90)
4.06 2 3/8 in. 2 3/8 in. 61.77
5 11.5-18
(10.31) 8 RD EUE 8 RD EUE (156.90)
4.40 2 7/8 in. 2 7/8 in. 62.84
5 1/2 13-23
(11.18) 8 RD EUE 8 RD EUE (159.61)
5.46 2 7/8 in. 2 7/8 in. 62.68
6 5/8 20-32
(13.87) 8 RD EUE 8 RD EUE (159.21)
5.75 2 7/8 in. 2 7/8 in. 63.52
7 17-35
(14.60) 8 RD EUE 8 RD EUE (161.34)
6.40 2 7/8 in. 2 7/8 in. 63.52
7 5/8 20-39
(16.26) 8 RD EUE 8 RD EUE (161.34)
7.35 4 1/2 in. 63.85
8 5/8 24-49 31/2 in.-10UNS
(18.67) API IF T. J. (162.18)
8.20 4 1/2 in. 70.43
9 5/8 29.3-61.1 31/2 in -10UNS
(20.83) API IF T. J. (178.89)
9.35 4 1/2 in. 69.43
10 3/4 32.75-65.7 31/2 in.-10UNS
(23.75) API IF T. J. (176.35)

Subsurface Control (SSC) Valve
The Subsurface Control (SSC) Valve is a Features and Benefits

combination valve and backoff joint
used to close in a well being drilled • Saves rig time
without the drillpipe being pulled. This • Operates easily
capability is especially useful in offshore
operations when storms are expected or • Tests blowout preventers during
when surface equipment, such as drilling operation
blowout preventers, must be repaired.
The valve eliminates the hazard of Operation
leaving pipe standing in the derrick
For temporary abandonment, the drill
during a storm and saves time.
bit is pulled up into a stabilized hole or
Usually a hookwall packer, such as the casing. An RTTS packer with an SSC
RTTS packer, is used with the SSC valve valve is then installed on the drillpipe.
to support the weight of the drillpipe.
The toolstring is then run into the hole
The packer seals inside the casing
until the RTTS packer and SSC valve
(surface pipe or intermediate casing
have sufficient drillpipe weight below
string), and the SSC valve seals the
the RTTS to set the packer elements
inside diameter of the drillpipe.
and a sufficient depth is reached (below
Because the SSC valve includes a
the mud line for storm abandonment).
backoff connection, the drillpipe above
The packer is set. The drillpipe is
it can be removed and reconnected
rotated to the left to release the seal
when operations are resumed.
mandrel from the SSC valve. (The
When the tool is operated from a weight of the pipe above the SSC must
floater-type rig, a bumper sub or slip be supported from the surface while
joint should be inserted in the drillpipe rotating.) This procedure closes the
above the SSC valve. SSC valve.
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After the valve is closed, the separated

drillpipe can be removed from the well
and the blowout preventers can be
closed for temporary well
abandonment. Subsurface Control
(SSC) Valve
Subsurface Control (SSC) Valve Specifications

OD ID End Length Tensile Rating* Working Pressure**
in. (cm) in. (cm) Connections in. (cm) lb (kg) psi (kPa)
3.72 1.00 46.33 218,300 9,300
2 7/8 EUE
(9.45) (2.54) (117.68) (99 000) (64 123)
4.75 1.25 52.26 332,600 6,100
3 1/2 IF T.J.
(12.06) (3.17) (132.74) (150 900) (42 059)
6.25 2.00 51.76 598,000 10,000
4 1/2 IF T.J.
(15.87) (5.08) (131.47) (271 200) (68 950)
* The tensile strength value is calculated with new tool conditions. Stress area calculations are used to calculate tensile
strength.
** Pressure rating is defined as the differential pressure at the tool. (Differential pressure is the difference in pressure
between the casing annulus and the tool ID.)

Subsurface Control Valve II (SSC II)
The Subsurface Control (SSC II) Features and Benefits

Valve II is a combination ball valve and
backoff joint that allows operators to • Requires only right-hand rotation to
close in a well that is being drilled release the workstring from the valve
without having to pull the workstring. • Requires no rotation to reattach the
This capability is especially useful in workstring to the valve
offshore operations when storms are
• Easy to operate in an emergency
expected or when surface equipment,
such as blowout preventers, must be • Full-flow ID
repaired. The valve eliminates the
hazard of leaving pipe standing in the By opening and closing the valve, the
derrick during a storm. operator can check for pressure buildup
before unsetting the packer.
Usually a hookwall packer, such as the
RTTS Packer, is used with the SSC II The SSC II Valve can circulate large
Valve to support the weight of the volumes of drilling fluids to
workstring. The packer seals inside the recondition the mud system before the
casing (surface pipe or intermediate packer and valve are removed and
casing string), and the SSC II Ball Valve normal drilling operations resume.
seals the inside diameter of the
workstring. Because the SSC II Valve
includes a backoff connection, the
workstring above it can be removed and
reconnected when operations resume.
When the tool is operated from a

floater-type rig, a bumper sub or slip
joint should be inserted in the
workstring above the SSC II Valve.
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Subsurface Control Valve II

(SSC II)
Subsurface Control Valve II (SSC II) Specifications

OD ID End Length Tensile Rating* Working Pressure**
in. (cm) in. (cm) Connections in. (cm) lb (kg) psi (kPa)
4.75 1.8 125.34 186,900 10,000
3 1/2 IF T.J.
(12.06) (4.57) (318.49) (84 105) (68 950)
6.5 2.25 133.99 485,200 10,000
4 1/2 IF T.J.
(16.51) (5.71) (340.33) (218 340) (68 950)
* The tensile strength value is calculated with new tool conditions. Stress area calculations are used to calculate tensile
strength.
** Pressure rating is defined as the differential pressure at the tool. (Differential pressure is the difference in pressure
between the casing annulus and the tool ID.)

Cobra FracSM RR4-EV Packer
The Cobra Frac RR4-EV is a specially designed straddle

packer used for the Cobra Frac process on coiled tubing to
isolate and stimulate multiple zones in a single run. Special
features include an equalizing valve, reciprocating J and a
safety shear sub.
• Allows individual stringers to be fractured cost

effectively
• Single-day stimulation reduces cycle time to sales and min-
imizes environmental impact.
• Available Technicoil Services units provide process-
specific coiled tubing services. Twenty-minute rig-ups
means paying for service, not set up.
• Smaller footprint than conventional fracturing
equipment
• Exclusive Cobra Frac bottomhole assembly helps assure
successful, trouble-free operations.
• Ideal for coalbed methane applications

• Specially designed straddle packer helps assure a
successful operation.
• Reciprocating J allows multiple sets on a single trip.
• Top cup packer acts like a check valve allowing the well to
be reverse-circulated to clean the tools.
• Equalizing valve allows movement of tools without
flowing the well.
• Safety shear sub allows the release of tools.
• Simple to operate, dependable, and easily field serviced
• Safety—with compression-type tools, in an unplanned
event the wellbore can be isolated to prevent
uncontrolled releases.
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Cobra FracSM RR4-EV

Packer

Cobra FracSM RR4-EV Packer Specifications
Differential
Casing Burst Rating Collapse Pressure Rating
Casing Weight Maximum Makeup Total Tensile of Steel Rating of Steel of Element Temperature
Size Range OD Length Length Rating Components Components Packer Limit
in. lb/ft in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm) lb (kg) psi (kPa) psi (kPa) psi (kPa) °F (°C)
4 1/2 9.5-11.6
3.75 64.50 65.09 153,800* 19,700* 10,200* 5,000** 325°F**
(9.53) (163.83) (165.33) (69 210) (135 827) (70 327) (34 474) (163°C)
4.67 64.36 359,650 30,975 27,700 5,000 250°F
5 1/2 13-23 NA
(11.86) (163.47) (161 843) (231 566) (190 986) (34 474) (121°C)
* Design calculations and safety factors are based on Halliburton’s Worksheet Part Number TC2.0007.
** Information estimated based on field experience.

PR Multi-Service Valve
The PR Multi-Service Valve is a full-

opening, annulus pressure-operated
valve for use in cased holes. This tool
can be run as a surge valve or
backpressure valve.
Top and bottom PR Multi-Service

Valves are run at the same time to form
a surge chamber. This surge helps clean
debris from the perforations before a
stimulation treatment, sand control
treatment, or flow test.
Potential for a sudden pressure surge

is provided when two multi-service
valves are spaced apart in the tubing
string to form an atmospheric air
chamber. When the bottom ball valve
is opened, solids forced into the
perforations are swept into the air
chamber by the fluid stage.

• Requires no pipe manipulation to
operate
• Achieves more effective surge
because of the instant ball opening
• Creates the required air-chamber vol-
ume by spacing valves
• Allows circulating or spotting of well
fluid when surging is complete
• Permits through-tubing operations
through full-opening ID
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Top Bottom
PR Multi-Service Valve PR Multi-Service Valve

Operation
As PR Multi-Service Valves are run into a well, the ball valves As long as the tubing pressure is equal to or greater than the
are in a closed position, and atmospheric air is trapped annulus pressure, the top valve is kept closed when the lower
between the valves. The bottom ball valve is opened by the valve is operated.
operating piston, which has one side exposed to the annulus
pressure above the packer and the other side exposed to Before the top valve can be opened, tubing pressure must be
pressure below the packer. relieved while the annulus pressure is maintained. The top
PR Multi-Service Valve also contains locking dogs that lock
After the packer has been set, pressure applied to the annulus the ball in the fully open position. After the valves have been
moves the piston downward to pull the ball into the open opened, circulation can occur with the packer unseated.
position. The locking dogs drop into a groove, keeping the
ball in the fully open position. Opening pressure is controlled by shear pins. The number
and type of shear pins can be adjusted to raise or lower the
operating pressure.
PR Multi-Service Valve Specifications

Tool Tensile Burst Collapse
Size OD ID End Length Rating* Rating* Rating*
in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm) Connections in. (cm) lb (kg) psi (kPa) psi (kPa)
3 7/8 3.90 1.80 49.66 229.600 8,500 7,900

2 7/8 EUE
(9.84) (9.91) (4.57) (126.14) (104 100) (58 607) (54 470)
4 5/8 4.68 2.00 3 1/2 IF T.J. 60.25 354.100 9,800 11,300

(11.75) (11.89) (5.08) 3 7/8 CAS (153.04) (67 600) (67 571) (77 913)
5 5.03 2.25 3 1/2 IF T.J. 59.37 341.800 8,700 8,600

(12.70) (12.78) (5.72) 3 7/8 CAS (150.80) (155 000) (59 986) (59 297)
* The values of tensile, burst, and collapse strength are calculated with new tool conditions, Lame’s formulas with
Von-Mise‘s Distortion Energy Theory for burst and collapse strength, and stress area calculations for tensile strength.

Pinpoint Injection (PPI) Packer
The PPI (Pinpoint Injection) Packer is a ball can be run in place with the PPI
retrievable, treating, straddle packer Packer or can be dropped from the
that features 1-ft spacing between surface after the tools have been run in.
packer elements. This spacing helps to After the RFC Valve is removed, the
ensure that the maximum number of retrievable plug passes through the RFC
perforations within a long producing valve seats. If a ball is used, it must be
interval can be broken down to accept reversed out or brought out with the
stimulation fluids uniformly. Once the toolstring.
entire zone has been broken down
individually, a massive treatment can be
performed more effectively. Features and Benefits
• 1-ft (30.48-cm) spacing exists
During assembly, the PPI Packer
between packer elements; 6-in.
conversion kit is installed between the
(15.24-cm) spacing is available in
RTTS hydraulic slip body and the RTTS
4 1/2-, 5 1/2-, and 7-in. (11.43-,
Packer mandrel. This kit contains all
13.97-, and 17.78-cm) sizes.
parts required to convert an RTTS
Packer to a PPI Packer except RTTS • RTTS Packer reliability is built into
Packer rings and the spacer ring the PPI Packer.
required for the upper packer element. • The bypass valve closes when weight
is applied to set the packers.
Adapters are provided to run 2 7/8-in.
• The bypass valve opens to equalize
(7.00 cm) EUE tubing for spacer if
pressure across the bottom packer
intervals greater than 1 ft (30.48 cm)
element as the packer is raised to
are required.
another setting location.
A typical PPI Packer toolstring consists • Adapters allow for spacing intervals
of the following tools (top to bottom): greater than 1 ft.
• The packer provides more thorough
1. RFC (Retrievable Fluid Control) stimulation of the producing
Valve interval.
2. RTTS Circulating Valve • The tool allows for collection of more
3. PPI Packer detailed formation data for planning
the main treatment.
4. Collar Locator
• Treatments can be performed
through the same tool with one trip
The PPI Packer has a straight J-slot drag
in the hole.
block body. The collar locator, if used,
can be run either above or below the
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PPI Packer. The RFC Valve retains acid

used to break down perforations in the
tubing as the PPI Packer is moved to the Pinpoint Injection (PPI)
next setting point. Packer
Fluid passage through the center of the

bottom packer is closed off with the
retrievable plug or ball included in the
conversion kit. The retrievable plug or

Operation
The tool is run slightly below the required setting position to The lowest perforations are straddled, broken down, and
set the packer and is then picked up and rotated several injected with treatment fluid. As the packer is moved up
turns. If the tool is on the bottom, only a half-turn is the casing, the operator selectively straddles each set of
required. However, in deep or deviated holes, several turns perforations in 1-ft intervals. The bypass is opened to allow
with the rotary could be necessary. Once the setting position pressure to equalize across the bottom packer. Usually 1 bbl
is established, right-hand torque is held until the mechanical of acid is injected in each set of perforations. If perforations
slips on the tool are set and can start taking weight. communicate above the top of the packer before 1 bbl of
After the tools are run in the well and bottom perforations acid is displaced, injection is stopped, the packer is moved,
are located, the retrievable plug or ball and the RFC III and the excess is injected into the next set of perforations.
Valve (if not run in with the tools) are dropped.
PPI Packer Specifications

Casing Casing Nominal Tool Top Thread (Overshot) Lower Thread
Size Weight Range OD Length Connection Connection
3.18 68.70
4 9.5-11.6 2 11/16 in. 10 UNS 2 3/8 in. 8RD EUE
(8.08) (174.50)
3.75 67.98
9.5 3 3/32 in. 10 UNS 2 3/8 in. 8RD EUE
(9.53) (172.67)
3.75 67.98
4 1/2 11.6-13.5 3 3/32 in. 10 UNS 2 3/8 in. 8RD EUE
(9.53) (172.67)
3.75 75.56
11.6-13.5 3 3/32 in. 10 UNS 2 3/8 in. 8RD EUE
(9.53) (191.92)
3.75 67.98
21 3 3/32 in. 10 UNS 2 3/8 in. 8RD EUE
(9.53) (172.67)
4.06 64.27
5 15-18 3 3/32 in. 10 UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(10.31) (163.25)
4.25 64.01
11.5-13 3 3/32 in. 10 UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(10.80) (162.59)
4.25 64.01
23-26 3 3/32 in. 10 UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(10.80) (162.59)
4.55 64.41
5 1/2 13-20 3 1/2 in. 10 UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(11.56) (163.60)
4.55 77.54
13-20 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(11.56) (196.95)
5.65 70.94
17-20 4 5/32 in. 8 UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(14.35) (180.19)
6 5/8
5.65 81.40
17-20 4 5/32 in. 8 UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(14.35) (206.76)
5.65 70.94
17-38 4 5/32 in. 8 UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(14.35) (180.19)
7
5.65 81.40
17-38 4 5/32 in. 8 UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(14.35) (206.76)
6.35 70.94
7 5/8 20-39 4 5/32 in. 8 UNS 2 7/8 in. 8RD EUE
(16.13) (180.19)
7.31 106.40
8 5/8 24-49 4 1/2 in. API IF 4 1/2 in. API IF EUE
(18.57) (270.26)
8.15 106.65
9 5/8 29.3-53.5 4 1/2 in. API IF 4 1/2 in. API IF EUE
(20.70) (270.89)

Selective Injection Packer (SIP) Tool
The Selective Injection Packer (SIP) Tool has opposing cups

that isolate perforations for chemical treatments or
perforation washing. Normal spacing between the cups is
1 ft; however, spacing can be expanded if required.
Some method, such as a ball-and-seat or ball valve, must be

used to close off the center opening below the tool and force
treating or washing fluid through ports between the cups.
A concentric bypass built into the SIP Tool allows pressure to

equalize from the annulus above to the annulus below the
bottom cup. Fluid goes through the bypass, under the tool,
and can push the ball up.
Circulating valves have been designed especially for use with

SIP Tools. These ball-drop valves require approximately
1,350 psi (9308 kPa) pressure to open.
A basic SIP Tool string consists of the following items

(bottom to top):
• A ball-and-seat arrangement or optional ball valves that

closes off the bottom of the tubing below the SIP Tool
assembly
• The SIP Tool assembly
• A reversing valve that drains the tubing when tools are
removed from the well (either a ball-drop circulating valve
or a RTTS-type circulating valve)
• A treating packer and/or RFC III Valve, either of which is
useful in chemical treatment processes
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Selective Injection Packer

(SIP) Tool

Selective Injection Packer (SIP) Tool Specifications
Casing Casing Packer Rings*
Size Weight ID Cup OD OD
in. lb/ft in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm)
9.20 2.992 (7.60)
3 1/2 3.03 (7.70) 2.62 (6.65)
10.20 2.992 (7.60)
9.50 4.090 (10.39)
10.50 4.052 (10.29) 4.10 (10.41) 3.78 (9.60)
4 1/2 11.60 4.000 (10.16)
13.50 3.920 (9.96)
3.95 (10.03) 3.62 (9.19)
15.10 3.826 (9.72)
11.50 4.560 (11.58)
4.60 (11.68) 4.25 (10.79)
13.00 4.494 (11.41)
5 15.00 4.408 (11.20
4.45 (11.30) 4.00 (10.16)
18.00 4.276 (10.86)
4.31 (10.95) 3.90 (9.91)
21.00 4.154 (10.55)
15.50 4.950 (12.57)
4.98 (12.65) 4.62 (11.73)
17.00 4.892 (12.43)
20.00 4.778 (12.14)
4.81 (12.22) 4.42 (11.23)
23.00 4.670 (11.86)
5 1/2 13.00 5.044 (12.81)
5.04 (12.80) 4.60 (11.68)
14.00 5.012 (12.73)
15.50 4.950 (12.57)
4.98 (12.65) 4.60 (11.68)
17.00 4.892 (12.43)
20.00 4.778 (12.14) 4.808 (12.21) 4.60 (11.68)
17.00 6.538 (16.61)
6.578 (16.71) 6.00 (15.24)
20.00 6.456 (16.40)
23.00 6.366 (16.17) 6.416 (16.30) 6.00 (15.24)
26.00 6.276 (15.94)
7 6.306 (16.02) 5.75 (14.60)
29.00 6.184 (15.71)
32.00 6.094 (15.48)
35.00 6.004 (15.25) 6.124 (15.55) 5.65 (14.35)
38.00 5.920 (15.04)
26.40 6.969 (17.70) 7.055 (17.92) 6.50 (16.51)
29.70 6.875 (17.46)
7 5/8 6.905 (17.54) 6.35 (16.13)
33.70 6.675 (16.95)
39.00 6.625 (16.83) 6.655 (16.90) 6.20 (15.75)
29.30 9.063 (23.02)
9.113 (23.15) 8.50 (21.59)
32.30 9.001 (22.86)
36.00 8.921 (22.66)
9 5/8 8.951 (22.74) 8.50 (21.59)
40.00 8.835 (22.44)
43.50 8.755 (22.24)
8.785 (22.31) 8.18 (20.78)
47.00 8.681 (22.05)
* Two required

RFC® III Valve
The RFC III Valve is designed to provide fluid control in

high- and low-pressure operations.

• Stacking springs in parallel allows for a full range of clos-
ing pressures from 1,500 to 7,100 psi
(10 342 to 48 953 kPa).
• Hardened ball and seat
• Final displacement fluid can be swabbed after a treating
job to help prevent formation damage.
• Should problems occur, the tool can be moved and
replaced without the toolstring being pulled using wireline
or coiled tubing.
When used with the PPI packer or other tools, the RFC III
Valve holds tubing fluid in place while the packer is
repositioned. In low fluid-level wells, the RFC III Valve holds
expensive chemicals in place in the tubing.
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RFC® III Valve
RFC® III Valve Specifications

Length in. (cm)
Main Body Retrieving Head
Casing Size No Auxiliary Spring One Auxiliary Spring Two Auxiliary Spring
OD OD
in. Assemblies Assemblies Assemblies
in. (cm) in. (cm)
in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm)
1.52 .625 46.08 58.28 70.48
2 3/8-2 7/8
(3.86) (1.59) (117.04) (148.03) (179.02)

Halliburton’s Removable Fracturing The upper sealing section is equipped

Liner is a unique concept in tool design with a drag spring assembly and a J-slot
and function. It is designed to help locking and setting arrangement that is
isolate, straddle, blank-off, and contain attached to heavy duty slips which
one or more sets of casing perforations support the liner assembly while it
so that treating or stimulation fluids straddles the perforated section that is
may be diverted to other open to be temporarily isolated. The upper
perforations either above or below the and lower sections are separated by the
tool. The advantages of this versatile straddling spacer. The length of the
tool are: spacer is not critical but should be
chosen so that it will adequately
• The liner, even with 200 to 300 ft or straddle the perforations to be blanked
more of spacer, is easy to run, set, and off in the well with sufficient overlap
retrieve – saves rig time and helps that will allow both upper and lower
reduce well preparation expense. sections of the tool to be in contact with
• The liner provides a rapid and good sound casing. In addition, the
efficient method of temporarily liner tool is equipped with a pressure
sealing off perforations for multiple equalization port between the upper
zone stimulation programs. and lower sets of cups. The port
functions with the setting mechanism;
• The liner may be used under most it is open while the tool is being run,
conditions to fracture, treat or closed when the liner is set across the
production test two or more zones perforations, and is reopened when the
selectively without the aid of a bridge liner is unseated for removal. The liner
plug and/or packer. may be set on tubing or drillpipe by the
• Liner, spacer, and auxiliary setting means of a setting retrieval adapter.
tools have an unrestricted ID which Upon reaching the setting depth, the
permits high injection rates down tubing is rotated with right-hand
casing, annulus, and tubing with very torque and slack-off weight is applied
little friction loss through tool. to release the slips and allows them to
• The liner permits down-casing move outward and contact the wall of
treatment of multiple zones, often the casing. The adapter is provided with
needs no additional pack-off, and a full-bore opening. The adapter, after
runs on tubing, or drillpipe. it is disengaged from the top section of
the liner will permit fracturing or
The Halliburton Removable Fracturing stimulation operations to be conducted
Liner consists of three sections: an through both annulus and tubing
upper sealing element, a long standard string. However, if another tool such as
OD tubular spacer, and a lower sealing a packer or other service work is
element. Both the upper and lower required up the hole, or it is desired to
sections are equipped with two flexible fracture through the casing, the tubing
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swab-type cups that are mounted back- may be removed from the well without
to-back in such a manner that one or disturbing the liner.
the other functions as a packer which
provides a seal when a pressure
differential exists across the tool
section.

After the Removable Fracturing Liner has served its purpose,
it may be withdrawn by using the tubing or drill pipe string
equipped with the setting retrieving adapter. The adapter is Removable Fracturing Liner Specifications
designed to automatically latch into the upper section of the
liner while simultaneously equalizing the pressure above, Spacer
Tool Size
below, and between the sealing cups. After latching, left-hand in. OD ID
torque will release the slips and permit the liner to be in. (mm) in. (mm)
removed from the well.
2 7/8 2.44
4 1/2
(72.9) (62)
Where pressure limitations of the casing and anticipated
breakdown pressures of the formation are critical, the liner 3 1/2 3.00
5 1/2
may be used in conjunction with other service tools such as (88.9) (76.2)
packers, bridge plugs, etc. 5 4.50
7
(127) (114.3)
Straddle and Isolate Straddle and Isolate Straddle and Isolate

Lower Zone While a High Pressure a Low Pressure Zone
Treating or Testing an Zone While Treating While Treating a High
Upper Zone a Low Pressure Pressure Zone at
Zone at Lower Depth Lower Depth
High Pressure Zone
High Pressure Zone Low Pressure Zone
Low Pressure Zone High Pressure Zone

Low Pressure Zone
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Drillable Tools
Drillable Tools
This section contains information about tool applications, Casing Alignment Tool
sizes available, running, setting, and operating Drillable
Tools and related accessories. Drillable Service Tools have The Halliburton Casing Alignment Tool has been used to
many functions including wellbore isolation, stimulation successfully realign and permanently stabilize many parted
isolation, remedial cementing, and plug and abandonment. casing strings. The Casing Alignment Tool is made up by
connecting threads at the lower end of the EZ Drill® (poppet
Halliburton is dedicated to providing top-quality equipment valve) squeeze packer.
and service. Halliburton maintains strict standards and well
documented processes and procedures to help ensure DrillGunTM Perforating Systems
excellence and dependability in our drillable service tools
equipment. No matter what your downhole situation, you The DrillGun Perforating System is a new method that
can count on your Halliburton representative to look beyond combines rugged, reliable Halliburton perforating
the tool and develop a low-cost solution that can produce components with the versatility of drillable materials. The
savings far greater than any difference in tool cost. DrillGun allows running and setting the squeeze packer and
perforating gun in one run eliminating the need for wireline
perforating in many cases. The drillable perforating system is
EZ Drill® Squeeze Packer
ideal for:
EZ Drill Squeeze Packers have a flow-operated poppet valve
that allows flow through the valve from above but checks • Single-trip perforating, packer placement, and cementing
flow and pressure from below. EZ Drill Squeeze Packers are on tubing
ideal for recementing and high-volume squeeze cementing • Cementing and perforating in underbalanced conditions
operations.
• Plug-to-abandon operations
• Workover cementing with clear fluids
EZ Drill Bridge Plug • Plugback set on wireline
EZ Drill Bridge Plugs are built from cast iron, brass, • Limited entry drill stem testing
aluminum, and rubber for general oilfield operations. An
EZ Drill Bridge Plug consists of an EZ Drill SV Squeeze Fas Drill® Bridge Plugs
Packer in which the sliding valve has been removed and a
bridging plug has been added. Fas Drill Bridge Plugs are constructed of composite
materials, minimal ferrous metal, and rubber for fast and
EZ Drill SV Squeeze Packer easy drillout. The plugs can be drilled out using coiled tubing
or jointed pipe. A wide range of sizes and working pressures/
EZ Drill SV Squeeze Packers are sliding-valve cement temperatures is available. Although generally used for multi-
retainers designed for remedial cementing operations. zone stimulation, Fas Drill Bridge Plugs can also be used for
Because the sliding valve can hold pressure from above and general wellbore isolation needs.
below, it is ideal for most remedial cementing operations.
Fas Drill Frac Plug
EZ Drill SVB Squeeze Packer
Fas Drill Frac Plugs are composite bridge plugs designed for
EZ Drill SVB Squeeze Packers are high-temperature/high- isolation between multistage stimulation treatments. The
pressure sliding-valve cement retainers for remedial frac plugs are built from composite materials and rubber to
cementing operations. They can be used at temperatures provide unsurpassed drillability. The frac plugs are designed
up to 425°F (218°C) at pressures as great as 10,000 psi to seal from above the plug only. The plug uses a plastic
(68 948 kPa). fracturing ball that seals on top of the mandrel. The
fracturing ball is free to float off of the mandrel with pressure
or flow from below the plug. This allows immediate flowback
of all zones following the treatment.
Drillable Service Tools 2-1

Fas Drill® Frac Plug Loc BP Hydraulic Setting Tool
The Fas Drill® Frac Plug Loc is used for zonal isolation BP Hydraulic Setting Tools set Halliburton drillable packers
during stimulation applications where flow back before plug and plugs with workstring pressure. They have no
removal is required. mechanism for operating tools once they are set. Because BP
Hydraulic Setting Tools use no plugs or balls for operation,
Fas Drill Squeeze Packer they are ideal for work in horizontal wells.
Fas Drill Squeeze Packers are composite cement retainers

with a one-way poppet-valve that checks backflow and HCT Setting Tool
pressure from below the packer. They are designed for
Hydraulic Setting Tools are used for applications where
remedial squeeze operations and are constructed of minimal
pulling forces are needed to set packers or plugs downhole.
ferrous metal content for easy drillout after cementing.
These setting tools can also be used for any application where
a conventional wireline setting tool would be used. HCT
Fas Drill SVB Squeeze Packer Setting Tools are hydraulically activated when a ball is
dropped into the tool and tubing pressure is applied. They
Fas Drill SVB Squeeze Packers are composite cement also have a circulation port that can be uncovered after the
retainers that have a sliding valve (SVB - sliding valve brass) plug is set, allowing cement to be pumped down on top of
which holds pressure from above or below. Because the the plug, which saves another trip in the hole.
sliding valve can hold pressure from above and below, it is
ideal for most remedial cementing operations. These packers
are constructed of minimal ferrous metal content for easy RTTS Packer and Fas Drill Bridge Plug Combo
drillout after cementing.
The RTTS Packer and Fas Drill Bridge Plug Combo allows
one-trip testing and cementing, eliminating the additional
Mechanical Setting Tool rig costs of multiple-trip retrievable bridge plug procedures
and saving valuable rig time.
Mechanical Setting Tools set and operate drillable packers
and plugs with workstring rotation and reciprocation.
Because tools can be set and operated in a single workstring
trip, operators can save significant rig time. Mechanical
setting tools are available in drag-block and drag-spring
designs.
2-2 Drillable Service Tools

The EZ Drill Squeeze Packers are After circulation is stopped, the

poppet-valve cement retainers for workstring is rotated the specified
remedial cementing operations. Unlike number of clockwise turns. This
some squeeze packers, workstring rotation moves the setting sleeve
manipulation does not open or close downward so that it unlatches the lock
the poppet valve. The poppet valve ring and sets the top packer slips.
allows operators to place cement below
the packer and check backflow. A series of applied pulls and hesitations
are then used until the tension sleeve
The EZ Drill Squeeze Packers are ideal parts. These pulls and hesitations allow
for recementing and high-volume the packer rubbers to properly expand
squeeze cementing operations. and contact the casing ID.
Pressuring up to 2,000 psi (13 790 kPa)

Features and Benefits below the packer as it sets helps set the
top packer slips. The pressure is
• Can be set mechanically or
released before the tension sleeve parts
hydraulically, on jointed pipe or
so that the packer’s internal seal is not
coiled tubing, electric wireline or
damaged. After the tension sleeve parts,
slickline using the Halliburton DPU
the maximum permissible tubing
• Tool OD is held to a minimum, weight is applied on the packer, which
allowing more clearance between the helps set the slips and packer element
tool and casing for faster run-in more tightly.
• Effective setting and sealing in
elevated temperatures and pressures The setting tool is then pulled above
the packer, and the workstring is
• Squeeze pressure maintained on
rotated so that the setting tool is
perforations in the zone by a back-
placed in the operating position. The
pressure valve that holds pressure
poppet valve is opened by fluid
from below and offers little
moving through the valve.
resistance to fluid movement from
above
Operation
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When the packer is run to setting

depth, the steel hose and swivel are
hooked to the top of the drillpipe, and EZ Drill® Squeeze Packer
circulation begins. During circulation
through the pipe or tubing, the packer
is worked up and down, which clears
debris from the packer and packer seat.

SAP Number
Part Number Casing Casing Maximum Minimum Packer Packer
Tool Size Size Weight Casing ID Casing ID Max. OD Length
in. in. lb/ft in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm)
100004373 2 1/2 line pipe
2.44 2.33 2.18 .50
802.303 2 7/8 6.40-7.90
(6.43) (5.92) (5.54) (1.27)
2 7/8 3 1/2 16.70-17.05
3 line pipe
100073040
3 1/2 9.20-10.03 3.24 2.89 2.69 33.34
802.305
4 16.50-19.00 (8.23) (7.34) (6.83) (84.68)
3 1/2
4 1/2 26.50
100013754 3 1/2 line pipe
3.64 3.32 3.12 33.34
802.307 4 9.40-13.40
(9.25) (8.43) (7.92) (84.68)
4 4 1/2 18.80-24.60
100009925
4 1/2 15.10-15.50 3.91 3.83 3.58 22.78
802.308
5 26.70 (9.93) (9.73) (9.09) (57.86)
4 1/2 HW
4 line pipe
100010196 4 1/2 9.50-13.50
4.18 3.91 3.66 22.78
802.309 4 3/4 16.00
(10.62) (9.93) (9.30) (57.86)
4 1/2 5 20.30-24.20
5 1/2 36.40
1000013755 5 11.50-18.00
4.56 4.27 3.97 24.05
802.311 5 1/2 26.00-32.00
(11.58) (10.85) (10.08) (61.09)
5 6 5/8 70.00
5 line pipe
100004375
5 1/2 13.00-23.00 5.04 4.67 4.37 24.20
802.313
5 3/4 22.50-25.20 (12.80) (11.86) (11.10) (61.47)
5 1/2
7 64.10
6 line pipe
100009407 6 5/8 17.00-24.00
6.46 5.90 5.50 29.84
802.319 7 20.00-38.00
(16.41) (14.90) (13.97) (75.79)
7 7 5/8 45.30-55.30
7 3/4 53.52

EZ Drill® Bridge Plug
EZ Drill Bridge Plugs are built from Other design features include the
cast iron, brass, aluminum, and following:
rubber to provide unsurpassed
• Downhole pressure control and
drillability in general oilfield service
drillability
operations. Operators can use one of
the following types of equipment to • Drill up with conventional tricone
set EZ Drill Bridge Plugs: drill bits or junk-style mills
• Drilling technique and bit choice will
• Electric wireline setting tools affect drilling efficiency (See Drilling
• Slickline setting tools Instructions, Page 2-16.)
• Coiled tubing setting tools
• Mechanical setting tools

An EZ Drill Bridge Plug consists of an
EZ DRILL SV Squeeze Packer in which
the sliding valve has been removed and
a bridging plug has been added.
This bridging plug is not removable;
therefore, although a squeeze packer
can be converted into a bridge plug, a
bridge plug cannot be converted into a
squeeze packer.
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SAP Number
3 line pipe
100073764
3 1/2 9.20-10.30 3.24 2.89 2.69 22.91
803.63400
4 16.50-19.00 (8.23) (7.34) (6.83) (58.19)
3 1/2
4 1/2 26.50
100073767 3 1/2 line pipe
3.69 3.32 3.12 22.91
803.63600 4 9.40-13.40
(9.25) (8.43) (7.92) (58.19)
4 4 1/2 18.80-24.60
101205677 4 1/2 15.10-15.50
3.91 3.83 3.58 25.13
803.63800
5 26.70 (9.93) (9.73) (9.09) (63.83)
4 1/2 HW

SAP Number
4 line pipe
100004414 4 1/2 9.50-13.50
4.18 3.91 3.66 25.13
803.639 4 3/4 16.00
(10.62) (9.93) (9.30) (63.83)
4 1/2 5 20.30-24.20
5 1/2 36.40
100004415 5 11.50-18.00
4.56 4.27 3.97 25.22
803.641 5 1/2 26.00-32.30
(11.58) (10.85) (10.08) (64.06)
5 6 5/8 70.00
5 line pipe
100004416
5 1/2 13.00-23.00 5.04 4.67 4.37 25.37
803.643
5 3/4 22.50-25.20 (12.80) (11.86) (11.10) (64.44)
5 1/2
7 64.10
5 3/4 14
100073772
6 15.00-23.00 5.59 5.22 4.87 25.25
803.64400
6 5/8 35 (14.20) (13.26) (12.37) (64.14)
6
7 49.5
NA 6 5/8 28.00-32.00
5.90 5.67 5.32 31.51
803.64500
7 41.00-46.00 (14.99) (14.40) (13.51) (80.04)
6 5/8
6 line pipe
100004417 6 5/8 17.00-24.00
6.46 5.90 5.50 31.57
803.649 7 20.00-38.00
(16.41) (14.99) (13.97) (80.19)
7 7 5/8 45.30-55.30
7 3/4 53.52
100004418 7 17.00
7.12 6.52 6.12 31.67
803.651 7 5/8 20.00-42.80
(18.08) (16.56) (15.54) (80.44)
7 5/8 7 3/4 45.30-46.10
8 line pipe
100073773 8 5/8 24.00-52.00
8.13 7.45 7.00 31.87
803.653 8 3/4 49.70
(20.65) (18.92) (17.78) (80.95)
8 5/8 9 45.00-55.00
9 5/8 71.80
9 34.00-40.00
100013802 9 5/8 29.30-70.30
9.06 8.20 7.75 36.36
803.654 9 3/4 59.20
(23.01) (20.83) (19.69) (92.35)
9 5/8 9 7/8 62.80
10 3/4 91.00
NA 10 30.25-41.50
9.50 9.19 8.69 36.54
803.64600
10 3/4 71.10-86.20 (24.13) (23.34) (22.07) (92.81)
10 3/4 HW
100073776 10 line pipe
10.19 9.50 9.00 36.64
803.657
10 3/4 32.75-65.70 (25.88) (24.13) (22.86) (93.07)
10 3/4

SAP Number
NA
10.42 10.28 9.73 36.48
803.65200 11 3/4 80.50-87.20
(26.47) (26.11) (24.71) (92.66)
11 3/4 HW
100073775 11 3/4 42.00-79.00
11.08 10.42 9.87 36.64
803.655
11 7/8 71.80 (28.14) (26.47) (25.07) (93.07)
11 3/4
NA 12 line pipe
12.28 11.91 11.31 36.24
803.65900
13 3/8 77.00-100.30 (31.19) (30.25) (28.73) (92.05)
13 3/8 HW
13 40.00-50.00
100073777 13 3/8 48.00-76.60
12.71 12.28 11.68 36.36
803.658 13 1/2 81.4
(32.28) (31.19) (29.67) (92.35)
13 3/8 13 5/8 88.2
14 92.68-119.38
EZ Drill® Bridge Plug Operation Specifications

Maximum Recommended
Nominal Maximum Pressure Differential
Casing Recommended psi (kPa)
Size Temperature
in. °F (°C) Applied Above Applied Below
4 1/2 HW
4 1/2
425 10,000 7,000
5
(218) (68 948) (48 263)
5 1/2
6
6 5/8
425 10,000 8,000
7
(218) (68 948) (55 158)
7 5/8
350 10,000 8,000
8 5/8
(177) (68 948) (55 158)
9 5/8 350 (177) 7,500 (51 711) 7,500 (51 711)
10 3/4 HW
10 3/4 300 7,500 7,500
11 3/4 HW (149) (51 711) (51 711)
11 3/4
13 3/8 HW 250 5,000 5,000
13 3/8 (121) (34 474) (34 474)
Note: The maximum temperature and pressure capabilities are based on laboratory test results. Because of
variations in well conditions, these values should not be considered as absolute when the tool is used in
actual service.

EZ Drill® SV Squeeze Packer
Description • Slickline setting tools The setting tool is then pulled above the
• Coiled tubing setting tools packer, and the workstring is rotated so
The EZ Drill SV Squeeze Packer that the setting tool is placed in the
provides effective setting and sealing • Mechanical setting tools
operating position. The sliding valve
even under high pressures and can then be opened, and fluids can be
temperatures. Although primarily used Features and Benefits
pumped through the packer
for squeeze cementing, the EZ Drill SV • Controls flow and pressure
Squeeze Packer can also be used as a differential from either direction
bridge plug or as a means of pressure-
• Can be used to pressure-test the
testing a workstring. Regardless of its
workstring
use, this tool can be run in quickly and
drilled out easily. • Converts to a top-drilling bridge plug
• Sets mechanically or on wireline
The EZ Drill SV Squeeze Packer can
achieve a positive set and seal, • Can be set in wider ranges of casing
regardless of pressure direction because grades
the packer elements, slips, and other • Can be run in the hole quickly
components are specially designed to
set and seal at high pressures, yet offer Operation
little resistance to drillout. When the packer is run to setting
Because of the packers’ small diameters, depth, the steel hose and swivel are
they can be used in a wider range of hooked to the top of the drillpipe, and
casing sizes and weights. The small- circulation begins. During circulation
diameter feature also permits more through the pipe or tubing, the packer
clearance with casing ID, which lessens is worked up and down, which clears
the danger of premature setting. debris from the packer and packer seat.
The EZ Drill SV Squeeze Packer has a After circulation is stopped, the
sliding-sleeve valve that allows the tool workstring is rotated the specified
to function like a bridge plug until the number of clockwise turns. This
squeeze operation. The pressure- rotation moves the setting sleeve
balanced, sliding-sleeve valve maintains downward so that it unlatches the lock
squeeze pressure on the perforations ring and sets the top packer slips.
when closed. A series of applied pulls and hesitations
Operated by pipe reciprocation, the are then used until the tension sleeve
valve seals the packer against fluid parts. These pulls and hesitations allow
movement in either direction. Sliding the packer rubbers to properly expand
the valve down to open allows fluid and contact the casing ID.
movement through the tool. Side
ports in the tool allow unobstructed Pressuring up to 2,000 psi (13 790
fluid flow. kPa) below the packer as it is being set
helps set the top packer slips. The
Setting Procedures pressure is released before the tension
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Operators can use one of the following sleeve parts so that the packer’s
types of equipment to set EZ Drill SV internal seal is not damaged. After the
Squeeze Packer: tension sleeve parts, the maximum EZ Drill® SV
permissible tubing weight is applied Squeeze Packer
• Electric wireline setting tools on the packer, which helps set the slips
and packer element more tightly.

EZ Drill® SV Squeeze Packer Specifications (3 1/2 through 4 in.)
SAP Number Maximum Minimum
Part Number Casing Casing Casing Casing Maximum
Tool Size Size Weight ID ID OD Length
3 line pipe
100004380 3 1/2 9.20-10.30 3.24 2.89 2.69 33.14
802.334
4 16.50-19.00 (8.23) (7.34) (6.83) (84.18)
3 1/2
4 1/2 26.50
100013758 3 1/2 line pipe
3.64 3.32 3.12 33.14
802.336 4 9.40-13.40
(9.25) (8.43) (7.92) (84.18)
4 4 1/2 18.80-24.60
EZ Drill® SV Squeeze Packer Specifications (16 through 20 in.)

Part Number Casing Casing Maximum Minimum
and Tool Size Size Weight Casing ID Casing ID Maximum Length
in. in. lb/ft in. (cm) in. (cm) OD in. (cm) in. (cm)
100073426 16 line pipe
15.25 14.61 13.96 41.66
802.364
16 65.00-109.00 (38.74) (37.11) (35.46) (105.82)
16
100073450 18 5/8 87.50-117.50
18.00 17.44 16.80 41.70
802.36500
20 208.00 (45.72) (44.30) (42.67) (105.92)
18 5/8
100072879
19.12 17.94 17.24 45.62
802.04660 20 94.00-208.00
(48.56) (45.57) (43.79) (115.87)
20
EZ Drill® SV Squeeze Packer Operation Specifications

Maximum Recommended Maximum Recommended
Pressure Differential Weight on Packer
psi (kPa) lb (kg)*
Nominal Maximum
Casing Recommended Externally Applied Internally Applied With Without
Size Temperature °F (Across Packer (Packer Mandrel Load Transfer Load Transfer
in. (°C) Rubbers) Burst) Device Device
3 1/2
350 (177) 10,000 (68 940) 10,000 (68 940) 30,000 (13 608) 10,000 (4536)
4
16
200 (93) 2,500 (17 237) 6,000 (41 369) 100,000 (45 359) 50,000 (22 680)
20
Note: The maximum temperature and pressure capabilities are based on laboratory test results. Because of variations in
well conditions, these values should not be considered as absolute when the tool is used in actual service.
* Weight on the packer must never exceed these values. Weight on the packer includes applied string weight and any
hydraulic forces applied. Impact loads can greatly reduce these weight ratings.

EZ Drill® SVB Squeeze Packer
The EZ Drill SVB Squeeze Packer has a Operation

brass mandrel that is stronger and more
ductile than the cast-iron mandrel in When the packer is run to setting
EZ Drill SV Squeeze Packers. As a depth, the steel hose and swivel are
result, the packer can absorb greater hooked to the top of the drillpipe and
tensile and impact loads as well as circulation begins. During circulation
greater internal pressures. The brass through the pipe or tubing, the packer
mandrel is as easily drilled as the cast- is worked up and down, which clears
iron mandrel of the EZ Drill SV debris from the packer and packer seat.
Squeeze Packer.
After circulation is stopped, the
The valve arrangement improves workstring is rotated the specified
performance in high-temperature and number of clockwise turns. This
high-pressure areas, especially when the rotation moves the setting sleeve
valve is cycled repeatedly. The valve also downward so that it unlatches the lock
performs well when it is cycled under ring and sets the top packer slips.
conditions in which fluid cannot be
held static, especially when there is A series of applied pulls and hesitations
pressure or flow from below. allow the packer elements to expand
properly and contact the casing ID until
The slips of the EZ Drill SVB Squeeze the tension sleeve parts.
Packer allow the packer to be set in all
grades of casing up to V150. Pressuring up to 2,000 psi (13 790 kPa)
below the packer as it is being set is an
option to help set the top packer slips.
Features and Benefits The pressure is released before the
tension sleeve parts so that the packer’s
• Controls flow and pressure internal seal is not damaged.
differential in either direction
• Allows pressure-testing of the After the tension sleeve parts, the
workstring maximum permissible tubing weight is
• Runs in quickly applied on the packer, which helps set
the slips and packer element more
• Sets in a wide range of casing grades tightly.
• Contains rugged brass mandrel,
improved slips, and improved The setting tool is then pulled above the
sliding-valve seals packer, and the workstring is rotated so
• Can be set on electric wireline, that the setting tool is placed in the
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slickline, coiled tubing, and jointed operating position. The sliding valve
pipe can then be opened, and fluids can be
pumped through the packer. EZ Drill® SVB Squeeze
• Can be set mechanically or Packer
hydraulically

100004366
4 1/2 15.10-15.50 3.91 3.83 3.58 25.13
802.04380
5 26.70 (9.93) (9.73) (9.09) (63.83)
4 1/2 HW
4 line pipe
100004367 4 1/2 9.50-13.50
4.18 3.91 3.66 25.13
802.04390 4 3/4 16.00
(10.62) (9.93) (9.30) (63.83)
4 1/2 5 20.30-24.20
5 1/2 36.40
100004368 5 11.50-18.00
4.56 4.27 3.97 25.22
802.04410 5 1/2 26.00-32.00
(11.58) (10.85) (10.08) (64.06)
5 6 5/8 70.00
5 line pipe
100004369
5 1/2 13.00-23.00 5.04 4.67 4.37 25.37
802.04430
5 3/4 22.50-25.20 (12.80) (11.86) (11.10) (64.44)
5 1/2
7 64.10
5 3/4 14.00
100072850
6 15.00-23.00 5.59 5.22 4.87 25.25
802.04440
6 5/8 34.00-35.00 (14.20) (13.26) (12.37) (64.14)
6
7 49.50
100013753
6 5/8 28.00-32.00 5.90 5.67 5.32 31.51
802.04450
7 41.00-46.00 (14.99) (14.40) (13.51) (80.04)
6 5/8
6 line pipe
100004370 6 5/8 17.00-24.00
6.46 5.90 5.50 31.57
802.04490 7 20.00-38.00
(16.41) (14.99) (13.97) (80.19)
7 7 5/8 45.30-55.30
7 3/4 53.52
100004371 7 17.00
7.12 6.52 6.12 31.67
802.04510 7 5/8 20.00-42.80
(18.08) (16.56) (15.54) (80.44)
7 5/8 7 3/4 45.30-46.10
8 line pipe
100072859 8 5/8 24.00-52.00
8.13 7.45 7.00 31.78
802.04530 8 3/4 49.70
(20.65) (18.92) (17.78) (80.72)
8 5/8 9 45.00-55.00
9 5/8 71.80
9 34.00-40.00
100004372 9 5/8 29.30-70.30
9.06 8.20 7.75 36.36
802.04540 9 3/4 59.20
(23.01) (20.83) (19.69) (92.35)
9 5/8 9 7/8 62.80
10 3/4 91.00
120022137
10 30.25-41.50 9.50 9.19 8.69 36.54
802.04460
10 3 /4 71.00-86.20 (24.13) (23.34) (22.07) (92.81)
10 3/4 HW
100072871
10 line pipe 10.19 9.50 9.00 36.64
802.04570
10 3/4 32.75-65.70 (25.88) (24.13) (22.86) (93.07)
10 3/4

NA
10.42 10.28 9.73 36.48
802.04520 11 3/4 80.50-87.20
(26.47) (26.11) (24.71) (92.66)
11 3/4 HW
100072867
11 3/4 42.00-79.00 11.08 10.42 10.28 36.64
802.04550
11 7/8 71.80 (28.14) (26.47) (26.11) (93.07)
11 3/4
101004958
12 line pipe 12.28 11.91 11.31 36.24
802.04590
13 3/8 77.00-100.30 (31.19) (30.25) (28.73) (92.05)
13 3/8 HW
13 40.00-50.00
100072874 13 3/8 48.00-76.60
12.71 12.28 11.68 36.36
802.04580 13 1/2 81.40
(32.28) (31.19) (29.67) (92.35)
13 3/8 13 5/8 88.20
14 92.68-119.8
Note: Other tool sizes may be available.

EZ Drill® SVB Squeeze Packer Specifications
Pressure Differential Weight on Packer
psi (kPa) lb (kg)*
Nominal Maximum
Casing Recommended Externally Applied Internally Applied With Without
Size Temperature (Across Packer (Packer Mandrel Load Transfer Load Transfer
in. °F (°C) Rubbers) Burst) Device Device
4 1/2
5 425 10,000 10,000 80,000 20,000
5 1/2 (218) (68 948) (68 948) (36 287) (9 072)
6
6 5/8
425 10,000 10,000 100,000 40,000
7
(218) (68 948) (68 948) (45 359) (18 144)
7 5/8
350 10,000 10,000 100,000 40,000
8 5/8
(177) (68 948) (68 948) (45 359) (18 144)
350 7,500 10,000 100,000 50,000
9 5/8
(177) (51 711) (68 948) (45 359) (22 680)
10 3/4 HW
10 3/4 300 7,500 10,000 100,000 50,000
11 3/4 HW (149) (51 711) (68 948) (45 359) (22 680)
11 3/4
13 3/8 HW 250 5,000 10,000 100,000 50,000
13 3/8 (121) (34 474) (68 948) (45 359) (22 680)
Note: The maximum temperature and pressure capabilities are based on laboratory test results. Because of variations in
well conditions, these values should not be considered as absolute when the tool is used in actual service.
* Weight on the packer must never exceed these values. Weight on the packer includes applied string weight and any
hydraulic forces applied. Impact loads can greatly reduce these weight ratings.

Casing Alignment Tool
Severe corrosive action, excess tensile loading, or joint back-

off during drilling operations may part casing strings.
Sometimes these parted sections become misaligned, thereby
making well operations very difficult.
In this case, the well operator must either abandon further

work below this point or realign and stabilize the parted
casing.
Casing Alignment
The Halliburton Casing Alignment Tool has been used to
successfully realign and permanently stabilize many parted
casing strings. The Casing Alignment Tool is made up by
connecting threads at the lower end of the EZ Drill® (poppet
valve) squeeze packer. The EZ Drill SV squeeze packer may
be used by adapting a poppet-type valve adapter kit.When
lowered into the well, the tapered nose of the alignment tool
guides the main body into the shifted lower casing (Figure 1).
Continued lowering forces the larger, close-fitting outer case

of the alignment tool into the lower casing string to align the
casing sections.
Casing Stabilization
The EZ Drill (or adapted EZ Drill SV) squeeze packer is set
by tubing or drill pipe to pack-off within the upper string.
The packer forms an upper seal for placement of permanent
stabilizing cement behind the realigned casing and holds the
alignment tool in place across the parted section of the
casing. Cement slurry is then pumped through the squeeze
packer and the alignment tool (Figure 2). Cement fills the
casing and the formation annular space, surrounding the
casing alignment tool. After the cement has set, the squeeze
packer, alignment tool, and cement are drilled out with a
conventional rock bit, leaving a uniform diameter passage
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through the casing ID (Figure 3). The new cement barrier

also helps isolate the casing interior from formation fluid or
gas intrusion. Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3
Running the Casing Aligning and Drilling Out the
Alignment Tool Squeezing the Parted Casing Alignment
Casing Tool

Equipment
After the problem well is evaluated, the proper alignment
tool is built. Casing Alignment Tools are custom
manufactured for specific jobs because of the variety of
diameter length combinations possible. Alignment tool
outside diameters vary according to individual casing
weights to minimize clearance between the alignment tool
and the casing internal diameter. This helps establish
minimum alignment variation between upper and lower
realigned casing sections. Alignment tool lengths vary
because casing separation lengths vary, as do the lengths of
damaged casing. Experience proves that 10 ft of alignment
tool should extend into good pipe on both sides of the
damaged or parted casing.
As mentioned, the lower end of EZ Drill® (poppet valve)

squeeze packers have threads to attach the alignment tool.
EZ Drill packers are not made for casings 7-5/8 in. or larger,
so the EZ Drill SV squeeze packer plus poppet valve
conversion kit may be needed to attach the alignment tool.
This conversion kit also changes the packer from side
discharge to bottom discharge so cement slurry will flow
through the alignment tool and exit at the lower end.
HAL16003
HAL16002
HAL16004
Packer/Slip Joint Basic Casing

Assembly Alignment Tool
Construction

DrillGun™ Assembly (EZSV-B)
The DrillGun Assembly is a drillable The drillable perforating system is

perforating system that provides ideal for:
reliable, quality performance while
lowering overall wellsite costs by: • Single-trip perforating, packer
placement, and cementing on
• Eliminating the high costs
tubing
associated with wireline services
• Cementing and perforating in
• Eliminating the need to switch to a
underbalanced conditions
mud system for workovers
• Plug-to-abandon operations
The DrillGun Perforating System
• Workover cementing with clear
combines rugged, reliable Halliburton
fluids
perforating components with the
versatility of drillable materials. The • Plugback set on wireline
DrillGun Perforating System is a • Limited entry drillstem testing
drillable, disposable system that helps
save time and money.
Components of the drillable
Components of the drillable perforating perforating system include:
system are drillpipe conveyed to the zone
of interest; thereby eliminating • Aluminum perforating gun
mobilization or demobilization charges • High-performance, perforating
normally associated with wireline units. charges
And, since no mud system is needed,
clear fluids can remain in place for • Halliburton’s industry-proven
workover operations. When the EZ Drill SVB Packer
EZ Drill® SVB Packer is set, the firing
head is actuated by pressure applied
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through the tubing. After perforating,

the gun can be drilled out with
conventional drilling methods. DrillGun™ Assembly
(EZSV-B)
DrillGun™ Assembly (EZSV-B) Specifications

Max. Min. Maximum
SAP Number Thread Maximum Operating Operating Temperature Overall
Tool Size Size OD Pressure Pressure Rating Length Weight
in. and Type in. (cm) psi (kPa) psi (kPa) °F (°C) ft (m) lb (kg)
101288693 2 7/8-in. EUE 8RD 4.00 14,500 3,500 350 (max.) 4.40 79
4 73.03 mm EUE 8RD (10.16) (99 975) (24 132) (176.7) (1.341) (34.0)
101288692 2 2/3-in. EUE 8RD 7.00 14,500 3,500 350 4.40
NA
7 73.03 mm EUE 8RD (17.78) (99 975) (24 132) (176.7)* (1.341)
* Dependent on explosives. For use in wells above 350°F, contact a Halliburton TCP Technology representative

DrillGun™ Assembly (EZSV-B)
SAP Number EZ Drill® Lower Slip Support Lower Slip Support Extended
Part Number Squeeze (2 7/8 in. Pin Thread) (2 7/8 in. Box Tension Stinger Coupling
and Tool Size Packer Non-Drillable Thread) Drillable Sleeve SAP/Part SAP/Part
in. Type SAP/Part Number SAP/Part Number SAP/Part # Number Number
100004368
100073024 100073032 100073013 100013760
802.04410 SVB 802.30175
802.30188 802.30198 802.30177* 802.33939
5
100004369
100073016 100073025 100073013 100013760
802.04430 SVB 802.30175
802.30180 802.30190 802.30177* 802.33939
5 1/2
100004370
100073017 100073026 100073014 100073271 100073254
802.04490 SVB
802.30181 802.30191 802.30178 802.34999 802.34955
7
100004371
100073018 100073027 100073014 100073271 100073254
802.04510 SVB
802.30182 802.30192 802.30178 802.34999 802.34955
7 5/8
100072859
100073019 100073028 100073014 100073271 100073254
802.04530 SVB
802.30183 802.30193 802.30178 802.34999 802.34955
8 5/8
100004372
100073020 100073029 100073015 100013722 100073347
802.04540 SVB
802.30184 802.30194 802.30179 802.35439 802.35455
9 5/8
100072867
100073023 101002108 100073015 100013722 100073347
802.04550 SVB
802.30187 802.30197 802.30179 802.35439 802.35455
11 3/4
100072874
100073021 100073030 100073015 100013722 100073347
802.04580 SVB
802.30185 802.30195 802.30179 802.35439 802.35455
13 3/8
100073426
100073022
802.364 SV NA NA NA NA
802.30186
16
* Requires special coupling 802.30175 to operate correctly.


Drilling Instructions for EZ Drill® Tools
Suggested Drilling Technique for Drillable When reverse circulation is to be employed, casing scrapers
Squeeze Packers and Bridge Plugs should have fluid passages as large as that through the bit so
cuttings will not tend to bridge at that point.
Best technique for drilling squeeze packers and bridge plugs
will vary with available equipment, but in general, the Some manufacturers produce a short version especially for
following is suggested as a guide when drilling with rotary packer drilling.
equipment:
• Rotation: 60 to 150 rpm
A junk basket should be placed above the bit when normal
• Weight on mill: 5,000 to 8,000 lb (2268 to 3629 kg)
circulation is employed.
Variations in rotary speed and bit weight should be employed Additional Tips
to help break up the metal parts and to reestablish bit
penetration should it cease while drilling. Penetration 1. Be sure to eliminate repeated particle milling by removing
stoppage because of “bit tracking” may require picking the cuttings from the milling area. Mill manufacturers
bit up above the drilling surface. Rapid bit contact and recommend mud viscosity of 60 CPS and a minimum
weight application while continuing rotation will aid in annular velocity of 120 ft/min. (36.58 m/min.) to assure
breaking up the established bit pattern and help to re- cutting removal.
establish bit penetration. 2. Never start a mill on the target packer. Begin rotation a
foot or so above the target and slowly lower the mill onto
Additional information on drilling and milling of packers the target.
may be found in the Drillable Tools Manual.
3. Never apply weight in excess of the recommended amount.
Excess weight could cause tearing out large chunks of the
Suggested Milling Technique for Drillable target packer. A bailer trip might then be necessary to
Squeeze Packers and Bridge Plugs remove these chunks, which can roll around under the
mill, before penetration can
This information is provided as a guide to be used if the be re-established.
customer has no choice and must rely on milling to remove a
4. Maintain a constant milling rate by continually slacking off
drillable packer. It is suggested that removal be accomplished
weight. Never allow the mill to drill off.
by drilling with a rock bit if possible.
• Mill tool: Junk type

• Bit: Short or medium tooth hard formation
• Rotary speed: 75 to 120 rpm
• Weight on bit: Apply 5,000 to 7,000 lb (2268 to 3175 kg)
until the top end of the packer mandrel is drilled (4 to 5 in.
or 102 to 127 mm) and weight can be applied across the
full bit diameter, then increase to 2,000 to 3,000 lb (907 to
1361 kg) per in. of bit diameter to drill out the remainder
of the packer. (With 4 3/4-in. bit, use 9,500 to 14,000 lb or
4309 to 6350 kg).
• Drill collars: As required for weight and bit stabilization.

Fas Drill® Bridge Plug
The Fas Drill Bridge Plug is used Operation

similarly to a conventional permanent
bridge plug. Fas Drill Bridge Plugs can be set on
tubing, on drillpipe, or with
Fas Drill Bridge Plugs are available in conventional tools, such as electric
standard and high-pressure/high- wireline. An adapter kit is required for
temperature (HPHT) models. setting tools.
Setting equipment and operation are

identical for both versions, but Setting Procedures
standard bridge plugs have operation Operators can use one of the following
limits of 250°F (121°C) and 5,000 psi types of equipment to set Fas Drill
(34 474 kPa) differential from either Bridge Plugs:
direction. HPHT models have
operation limits of 350°F (176 °C) and • Electric wireline setting tools
8,000 or 10,000 psi (55 158 to 68 948
kPa) differential. • Slickline setting tools
• Consists of composites and a packer
set, giving it minimal ferrous metal
content
• Isolates a lower zone during squeeze
cementing operations on land-based
or offshore rigs, in vertical or
deviated wells
• Functions as a bridge plug in
multizone stimulation treatments
• Saves rig time and reduces casing
damage caused by long drillout
processes
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• Drills out with conventional tricone,

PDC or junk-mill bits
Fas Drill® Bridge Plug

Fas Drill® Bridge Plug Specifications
SAP Number
Part Number Bridge Casing Casing Maximum Minimum Maximum
Tool Size Plug Size Weight Casing ID Casing ID OD Length
in. Type in. lb/ft in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm)
100004419
2.44 2.33 2.18 18.00
803.92875 Standard 2 7/8 6.40-7.90
(6.20) (5.92) (5.54) (45.72)
2-7/8
101007576
2.99 2.92 2.69 24.00
803.93550 Standard 3 1/2 9.20-10.30
(7.59) (7.42) (6.83) (60.96)
3 1/2
100004425
4.09 3.92 3.66 28.92
803.94500 Standard 4 1/2 9.50-13.50
(10.39) (9.96) (9.30) (73.46)
4 1/2
100004427
4.56 4.27 3.97 28.99
803.95000 Standard 5 11.50-18.00
(11.58) (10.85) (10.08) (73.63)
5
100004428
4.95 4.67 4.37 29.09
803.95500 Standard 5 1/2 15.50-23.00
(12.57) (11.86) (11.10) (73.89)
5 1/2
100004430
6.18 5.92 5.50 35.15
803.97000 Standard 7 29.00-38.00
(15.70) (15.04) (13.97) (89.28)
7 HW
100013810
6.46 6.18 5.80 35.30
803.97010 Standard 7 20.00-29.00
(16.41) (15.70) (14.73) (89.66)
7 LW
100073977
7.12 6.50 6.12 35.09
803.97625 Standard 7 5/8 20.00-42.80
(18.08) (16.51) (15.54) (89.13)
7 5/8
100004431
9.06 8.20 7.7 46.59
803.99625 Standard 9 5/8 29.30-70.30
(23.01) (20.83) (19.69) (118.34)
9 5/8
101275188
9.95 9.50 9.00 46.79
803.91075 Standard 10 3/4 45.50-65.70
(25.27) (24.13) (22.86) (118.85)
10 3/4
101304838
9.50 9.19 8.69 46.79
803.91100 Standard 10 3/4 71.10-86.20
(24.13) (23.34) (22.07) (118.85)
10 3/4 HW
101251363
11 3/4 42.00-79.00 11.08 10.42 9.87 46.79
803.91175 Standard
11 7/8 71.80 (28.14) (26.47) (25.07) (118.85)
11 3/4
100073907
12.71 12.28 11.68 46.59
803.91338 Standard 13 3/8 48.00-76.60
(32.28) (31.19) (29.67) (118.34)
13 3/8
101271009
3.60 OD 4.00 3.83 3.60 28.92
803.94581 4 1/2 11.60-15.10
8K /250 F (10.16) (9.72) (9.14) (73.46)
4 1/2
101244029
4.09 3.92 3.66 28.92
803.94575 8K / 250 F 4 1/2 9.50-13.50
(10.39) (9.96) (9.30) (73.46)
4 1/2

Fas Drill® Bridge Plug Specifications
SAP Number
Part Number Bridge Casing Casing Maximum Minimum Maximum
Tool Size Plug Size Weight Casing ID Casing ID OD Length
101244033
4.95 4.67 4.37 29.09
803.95575 8K / 250°F 5 1/2 15.50-23.00
(12.57) (11.86) (11.10) (73.89)
5 1/2
101249602
2.55 2.55 2.18 17.97
803.92870 10K / 300°F 3 1/2 15.80
(6.48) (6.48) (5.54) (45.64)
3 1/2
100007932
2.44 2.26 2.12 18.10
803.92899 HPHT 2 7/8 6.40-8.70
(6.20) (5.74) (5.38) (45.97)
2 7/8
101202702
2.99 2.92 2.69 22.33
803.93599 HPHT 3 1/2 9.20-10.30
(7.59) (7.42) (6.83) (56.72)
3 1/2
100004422
2.75 2.75 2.56 22.58
803.93500 HPHT 3 1/2 12.70
(6.99) (6.99) (6.50) (57.35)
3 1/2 HW
100004426
4.09 3.92 3.66 28.34
803.94599 HPHT 4 1/2 9.50-13.50
(10.39) (9.96) (9.30) (71.98)
4 1/2
101004020
3.60 OD 4.00 3.83 3.60 28.34
803.94590 4 1/2 11.60-15.10
HPHT 10.16) (9.72) (9.14) (71.98)
4 1/2
101005532
3.826 3.64 3.44 23.94
803.94699 HPHT 4 1/2 15.10-18.80
(9.72) (9.25) (8.74) (60.81)
4 1/2 HW
100009851
4.56 4.27 3.97 28.99
803.95099 HPHT 5 11.50-18.00
(11.58) (10.85) (10.08) (73.63)
5
100004429
4.95 4.67 4.37 28.39
803.95599 HPHT 5 1/2 15.50-23.00
(12.57) (11.86) (11.10) (72.11)
5 1/2
100073976
6.18 5.92 5.50 35.15
803.97099 HPHT 7 29.00-38.00
(15.70) (15.04) (13.97) (89.28)
7 HW
100073972
6.46 6.18 5.80 35.58
803.97019 HPHT 7 20.00-29.00
(16.41) (15.70) (14.73) (90.37)
7 LW

Fas Drill® Bridge Plug Operation Specifications
Tool Temperature Pressure
Description °F (°C) psi (kPa)
2 7/8-inch Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)

3 1/2-inch Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
4 1/2-inch Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
5-inch Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
5 1/2-inch Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
7-inch HW Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
7-inch LW Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
7 5/8-inch Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
9 5/8-inch Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
10 3/4-inch Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
10 3/4-inch HW Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
11 3/4-inch Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
13 3/8-inch Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
4 1/2-inch 3.60 OD Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 8,000 (55 158)
4 1/2-inch Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 8,000 (55 158)
5 1/2-inch Bridge Plug 50-250 (10-121) 8,000 (55 158)
3 1/2-inch 15.80 lb. Bridge Plug 50-300 (10-149) 10,000 (68 947)
2 7/8-inch HPHT Bridge Plug 50-350 (10-177) 8,000 (55 158)
3 1/2-inch HW HPHT Bridge Plug 50-350 (10-177) 10,000 (68 948)
4 1/2-inch 3.60 OD HPHT Bridge Plug 50-350 (10-177) 10,000 (68 948)
4 1/2-inch HW HPHT Bridge Plug 50-350 (10-177) 10,000 (68 948)
5-inch HPHT Bridge Plug 50-350 (10-177) 10,000 (68 948)
5 1/2-inch HPHT Bridge Plug 50-350 (10-177) 10,000 (68 948))
7-inch HW HPHT Bridge Plug 50-350 (10-177) 8,000 (55 158)
7-inch LW HPHT Bridge Plug 50-350 (10-177) 8,000 (55 158)

Fas Drill® Frac Plug
Used similarly to the Fas Drill Bridge • Drills out with conventional tricone,
Plug, Fas Drill Frac Plugs are available PDC or junk-mill bits
in standard and high-pressure/high- • Lower pin design prevents plug-off
temperature (HPHT) models.
• Ball can be run in place or dropped
Specific setting kits are used for each from surface
tool. Operations are identical for both
versions, but standard Frac Plugs
Operation
having operational limits of 250°F
(121°C) and 5,000 psi (34 474 kPa) The Fas Drill Frac Plug is designed to be
differential from above. HPHT models set on Advanced® Slickline using the
have operational limits of 350°F Downhole Power Unit (DPU®) or
(177°C) and 10,000 psi electric wireline. An adapter kit is
(68 948 kPa) differential from above. required for setting tools.
Features and Benefits Setting Procedures

• Consists of composites and a packer Operators can use one of the following
set, giving it minimal metal content types of equipment to set Fas Drill Frac
• Provides zonal isolation during Plugs:
multizone stimulation treatments
• Electric wireline setting tools
• Holds differential pressure from
above • Slickline setting tools
• Allows flow back from below plug • Coiled tubing setting tools CN05635
• Saves rig time and reduces casing

damage caused by long drillout
processes
Fas Drill® Frac Plug
Fas Drill® Frac Plug Specifications

Part Number Maximum Minimum
SAP Number Frac Casing Casing Casing Casing Maximum
Tool Size Plug Size Weight ID ID OD Length
100013809
4.09 3.92 3.66 28.62
803.94530 Standard 4 1/2 9.50-13.50
(10.39) (9.96) (9.30) (72.69)
4 1/2
100073960
4.95 4.67 4.37 29.09
803.95510 Standard 5 1/2 15.50-23.00
(12.57) (11.86) (11.10) (73.89)
5 1/2
101215878
6.18 5.92 5.50 36.10
803.97030 Standard 7 29.00-38.00
(15.70) (15.04) (13.97) (91.69)
7 HW

Fas Drill® Frac Plug Specifications
Part Number Maximum Minimum
SAP Number Frac Casing Casing Casing Casing Maximum
Tool Size Plug Size Weight ID ID OD Length
101210739
6.46 6.18 5.80 36.25
803.97040 Standard 7 20.00-29.00
(16.41) (15.70) (14.73) (92.00)
7 LW
101246901
2.99 2.92 2.69 24.11
803.93545 8K / 250°F 3 1/2 9.20-10.30
(7.60) (7.42) (6.83) (61.24)
3 1/2 LW
101271263
3.60 OD 4.00 3.83 3.60 28.60
803.94582 4 1/2 11.60-15.10
8K / 250°F (10.16) (9.72) (9.14) (72.64)
4 1/2
101244031
4.09 3.92 3.66 28.62
803.94579 8K / 250°F 4 1/2 9.50-13.50
(10.39) (9.96) (9.30) (72.69)
4 1/2
101244034
4.95 4.67 4.37 29.07
803.95579 8K / 250°F 5 1/2 15.50-23.00
(12.57) (11.86) (11.10) (73.84)
5 1/2
101280500
2.99 2.92 2.69 24.10
803.93535 HPHT 3 1/2 9.20-10.30
(7.59) (7.42) (6.83) (61.21)
3 1/2 LW
101203305
4.09 3.92 3.66 27.92
803.94535 HPHT 4 1/2 9.50-13.50
(10.39) (9.96) (9.30) (70.92)
4 1/2
101210977
3.60 OD 4.00 3.83 3.60 29.90
803.94539 4 1/2 11.60-15.10
HPHT (10.16) (9.72) (9.14) (75.95)
4 1/2
101203594
4.95 4.67 4.37 29.87
803.95535 HPHT 5 1/2 15.50-23.00
(12.57) (11.86) (11.10) (75.87)
5 1/2

Fas Drill® Frac Plug Operation Specifications
Tool Size Max Recommended Max Recommended
and Description Temperature Pressure from Above
in. °F (°C) psi (kPa)
4 1/2-inch Frac Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
5 1/2-inch Frac Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
7-inch HW Frac Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
7-inch LW Frac Plug 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474)
3 1/2-inch LW Frac Plug 50-250 (10-121) 8,000 (55 158)
4 1/2-inch 3.60 OD Frac Plug 50-250 (10-121) 8,000 (55 158)
4 1/2-inch Frac Plug 50-250 (10-121) 8,000 (55 158)
5 1/2-inch Frac Plug 50-250 (10-121) 8,000 (55 158)
3 1/2-inch LW HPHT Frac Plug 50-350 (10-177) 10,000 (68 948)
4 1/2-inch HPHT Frac Plug 50-350 (10-177) 10,000 (68 948)
4 1/2-inch 3.60 OD HPHT Frac Plug 50-350 (10-177) 10,000 (68 948)
5 1/2-inch HPHT Frac Plug 50-350 (10-177) 10,000 (68 948)

Fas Drill® Frac Plug Loc
The Fas Drill® Frac Plug Loc is used for zonal isolation
during stimulation applications where flow back before plug
removal is required. Fas Drill frac plug locs are available in
both 4 1/2-in. HPHT and 4 1/2-in. 8K 300°F versions.
Operations are identical for all versions.

• Consists of composites and a packer set, giving it minimal
metal content
• Provides zonal isolation during multi-zone stimulation
treatments
• Holds differential pressure from above
• Allows flow back from below plug
• Saves rig time and reduces casing damage caused by long
drillout processes
• Bottom of upper tool locks to top of lower tool
• Drills out with conventional tricone or junk-mill bits
• Lower pin design prevents plug-off
• Ball can be run in place or dropped from surface
Operation
The Fas Drill frac plug loc is designed to be set on
Advanced™ slickline using the DPU® (Downhole Power
Unit) or electric wireline. An adapter kit is required for
setting tools.
Setting Procedures
Operators can use one of the following types of equipment to
set the Fas Drill frac plug loc:

• Slickline setting tools
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• Hydraulic setting tools

HAL15338

Fas Drill® Frac Plug Loc Specifications
SAP Number
Part Number Maximum Minimum Maximum
Tool Size Casing Size Casing Tool OD Casing ID Casing ID
in. in. Weight lb/ft in. (mm) in. (mm) in. (mm)
101344718
(803.34545) 3.60 3.826 4.00
4-1/2 11.60 to 15.10
4-1/2 (91.4) (97.2) (101.6)
3.60 OD
101344715
3.66 3.92 4.09
(803.34525) 4-1/2 9.50 to 13.50
(93.0) (99.6) (103.9)
4-1/2
101325369
(803.94559) 3.60 3.826 4.00
4-1/2 11.60 to 15.10
4-1/2 HPHT (91.4) (97.2) (101.6)
3.60 OD
Fas Drill® Frac Plug Loc Operation Specifications

Tool Size and Maximum Recommended Recommended Pressure
Description Temperature °F (°C) From Above psi (kPa)
4 1/2-in. 50 - 300 8,000
Frac Plug (10 - 145) (55 158)
4 1/2-in. 3.60 OD 50 - 300 8,000
Frac Plug (10 - 145) (55 158)
4 1/2-in. HPHT 50 - 350 10,000
Frac Plug (10 - 177) (68 948)
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6,695,051; 6,491,116; 6,394,180.

Fas Drill® Squeeze Packer
The Fas Drill Squeeze Packer has a one- Operation

way poppet-valve cement retainer that
checks backflow and pressure from During operation, the packer
below the packer after remedial operating mandrel (stinger) is inserted
cementing operations. Designed for use into the packer bore, where it seals the
at temperatures ranging from 50 to workstring and distributes weight to
250°F (10 to 121°C), the packer has the slips and packer rubbers. The
minimal ferrous metal content, which maximum allowable pipe weight is
allows for easy drillout. The poppet then set on the packer for a tighter fit.
does not restrict fluid movement During operation, hydraulic forces
through the packer from above. can add or subtract weight on the
packer. Before using the packer,
operators should complete hydraulic
Features and Benefits calculations to prevent overloading or
pumpout.
Fas Drill Squeeze Packers have the
following features and benefits:
Setting Procedures
• Each tool consists of composites
and a packer set, with only minimal Operators can use one of the following
ferrous metal content. types of equipment to set Fas Drill
Packers:
• The packer can be drilled out with
conventional tricone or junk-mill
bits.
• Slickline setting tools
• The packer can function as cement
retainers in squeeze cementing • Coiled tubing setting tools
operations on land-based or • Mechanical setting tools
offshore rigs, in vertical or deviated
wells.
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• The composite packer design

reduces drillout time, resulting in
shorter rig times and less likelihood Fas Drill®
of casing damage. Squeeze Packer
Fas Drill® Squeeze Packer Specifications

Part Number
SAP Number Casing Casing Maximum Minimum Maximum
Tool Size Packer Size Weight Casing ID Casing ID OD Length
802.92875
Poppet 2.44 2.33 2.18 19.15
100073667 2 7/8 6.40-7.90
Squeeze (6.20) (5.92) (5.54) (48.64)
2 7/8

Fas Drill® Squeeze Packer Specifications
Part Number
SAP Number Casing Casing Maximum Minimum Maximum
Tool Size Packer Size Weight Casing ID Casing ID OD Length
802.93500
Poppet 2.99 2.75 2.56 22.64
100004410 3 1/2 9.20-12.70
Squeeze (7.59) (6.99) (6.50) (57.51)
3 1/2
802.94500
Poppet 4.09 3.92 3.66 28.43
100013789 4 1/2 9.50-13.50
Squeeze (10.39) (9.96) (9.30) (72.21)
4 1/2
802.95000
Poppet 4.56 4.27 3.97 29.33
100073689 5 11.50-18.00
Squeeze (11.58) (10.85) (10.08) (74.50)
5
802.95500
Poppet 4.95 4.67 4.37 27.61
100013793 5 1/2 15.50-23.00
Squeeze (12.57) (11.86) (11.10) (70.13)
5 1/2
802.97000
Poppet 6.18 5.92 5.50 35.96
100073701 7 29.00-38.00
Squeeze (15.70) (15.04) (13.97) (91.34)
7 HW
802.97010
Poppet 6.46 6.18 5.80 35.96
100073709 7 20.00-29.00
Squeeze (16.41) (15.70) (14.73) (91.34)
7
Fas Drill® Squeeze Packer Operation Specifications

Tool Size Maximum Recommended Maximum Recommended Maximum
and Description Temperature Pressure Weight
in. °F (°C) psi (kPa) lb (kg)
2 7/8
50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474) 16,000 (7258)
Squeeze Packer
3 1/2
50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474) 16,000 (7258)
Squeeze Packer
4 1/2
50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474) 60,000 (27 216)
Squeeze Packer
5
50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474) 60,000 (27 216)
Squeeze Packer
5 1/2
50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474) 60,000 (27 216)
Squeeze Packer
7
50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474) 80,000 (36 288)
HW Squeeze Packer
7
50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474) 80,000 (36 288)
Squeeze Packer

Fas Drill® SVB Squeeze Packer
The Fas Drill SVB (Sliding Valve Operation

Brass) Packer has a stinger-operated
sliding valve that holds pressure from After circulation is stopped, the
both directions. The sliding valve is workstring is rotated the specified
opened and closed with workstring number of clockwise turns. This
manipulation. When weight is placed rotation moves the setting sleeve
on the set packer, the sliding valve downward so that it unlatches the lock
opens. When pipe weight is lifted from ring and sets the top packer slips.
the packer and the stinger is removed
from the packer bore, the sliding valve A series of applied pulls and hesitations
closes, which isolates cement below allow the packer elements to expand
the packer from the pressure and fluid properly and contact the casing ID until
above the packer. the shear screws shear.
The Fas Drill SVB Squeeze Packer is During operation, the packer
designed for use at temperatures operating mandrel (stinger) is inserted
ranging from 50 to 250°F (10 to into the packer bore, where it seals the
121°C), and differential pressures up workstring and distributes weight to
to 5,000 psi (34 474 kPa). The packer the slips and packer rubbers. The
has minimal ferrous metal content, maximum allowable pipe weight is
which allows for easy drillout. then set on the packer for a tighter fit.
During operation, hydraulic forces
can add or subtract weight on the
Features and Benefits packer. Before using the packer,
operators should complete hydraulic
• Consists of composites and a packer calculations to prevent overloading or
set with only minimal ferrous metal pump-out.
content
• Can be drilled out with
conventional tricone, PDC or junk- Setting Procedures
mill bits
Operators can use one of the following
• Functions as cement retainer in types of equipment to set Fas Drill
squeeze cementing operations on SVB Squeeze Packers:
land-based or offshore rigs, in
vertical, deviated or horizontal wells • Electric wireline setting tools
• Design reduces drillout time, • Slickline setting tools
resulting in shorter rig times and
• Coiled tubing hydraulic setting
less likelihood of casing damage
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tools
• Packer stinger design allows for the
seal to be carried on the stinger and
not internal to the packer, thus Fas Drill® SVB
improving its drillability Squeeze Packer

Fas Drill® SVB Squeeze Packer Specifications
Part/SAP
Number and Casing Casing Maximum Minimum Maximum Tool
Tool Size Size Weight Casing ID Casing ID Tool OD Length
802.97130
6.18 5.92 5.50 42.54
101246229 7 29.00-38.00
(15.70) (15.04) (13.97) (108.05)
7 HW
802.97140
6.46 6.18 5.80 42.54
101246156 7 20.00-29.00
(16.41) (15.70) (14.73) (108.05)
7
802.97650
7.12 6.50 6.12 42.54
101206084 7 5/8 20.00-42.80
(18.08) (16.51) (15.54) (108.05)
7 5/8
802.99600
9.06 8.20 7.75 52.58
101252350 9 5/8 29.30-70.30
(23.01) (20.83) (19.69) (133.55)
9 5/8
802.91075
9.95 9.50 9.00 52.58
101275189 10 3/4 45.50-65.70
(25.27) (24.13) (22.86) (133.55)
10 3/4
802.91100
9.50 9.19 8.69 52.58
101304812 10 3/4 71.10-86.20
(24.13) (23.34) (22.07) (133.55)
10 3/4 HW
802.91175
11.08 10.42 9.87 52.58
101252474 11 3/4 42.00-79.00
(28.14) (26.47) (25.07) (133.55)
11 3/4
802.91350
12.71 12.28 11.68 52.58
101252358 13 3/8 48.00-76.60
(32.28) (31.19) (29.67) (133.55)
13 3/8
Note: Packer Type is Brass Sliding Valve.
Fas Drill Squeeze Packer Operation Specifications

Maximum Maximum
Tool Size and Recommended Recommended Maximum
Description Temperature Pressure Weight
in. °F (°C) psi (kPa) lb (kg)
7 HW Brass Sliding Valve Packer 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474) 80,000 (36 288)
7 Brass Sliding Valve Packer 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474) 80,000 (36 288)
7 5/8 Brass Sliding Valve Packer 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474) 80,000 (36 288)
10 3/4 HW Brass Sliding Valve Packer 50-250 (10-121) 5,000 (34 474) 100,000 (45 358)
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Mechanical
Setting Tool

Drilling Instructions for Fas Drill® Tools
Removal Techniques for Fas Drill Drillable Tools Milling With Coiled Tubing
The Fas Drill line has been developed to provide the best Milling Fas Drill tools with coiled tubing is a process that has
drillability of any cement retainer and plugs in the energy a great deal of variables. The following recommendations are
business today. All materials used in the construction of these guidelines that have been developed from field data but do
packers are selected for their blend of performance and not fully represent all the means for drilling up Fas Drill tools
drillability. Even with this design consideration, there are with coiled tubing. Modifications to the following methods
best practices for drilling the Fas Drill tools. may be needed to optimize individual milling processes.
Note: Whenever possible, spot cement on top of the squeeze

packer after remedial cementing. This helps reduce the Milling the Packer/Plug
possibility of packer part rotation.
Rig up milling assembly on coiled tubing. Mill and motor
selection should be based on the following:
The best drilling/milling technique will vary with the
equipment that will be used to drill or mill the packer or
• Five-bladed mill only: Medium to heavy “cutrite” 1/8 to 1/
plug. There follows four techniques, drilling while circulating
4 in size, with a 30° taper from the outside inward toward
down the workstring, drilling while reverse-circulating,
the middle
milling the packer with conventional methods, and milling /
drilling with coiled tubing. • Motor speed: 200 to 1,400 rpm
• Drilling weight: 500 to 3,000 lb (225 to 1350 kg)
Note: If at any time progress through the packer/plug stops,
• Use three-bladed mill for 2 7/8-in. packers and plugs.
slow the rotary speed, set more weight, set less weight, slow
circulation rate, or do combinations of the proceeding.
Changes in drilling style can help to break up pieces that are
not breaking with the following drilling practice.
6.39 5 x 1/2" Holes-

Rotated 72º Apart
4.96 30°
72º
2.40 30° .187 Typ Typ .50 Typ
.03 x 15º
30°
Typ
.73
1.12 3.50 2
Typ
.187 .53
Thread 4.92 Typ
Optional
Mill – Five Blade – Fas Drill® Removal (802.99999)

Excessive pump rates may generate hydraulic forces, which hydrostatics, a suspending aid (nitrogen) should be
tend to lift the mill off the target (commonly referred to as utilized. Additional milling times may be experienced
“hydraulic lock”). This will significantly increase milling when using a gas-assisted system, as the efficiency of the
times. An indication of excessive pump rate would be the downhole motor will be diminished. It is important to
inability to stall the motor with increased weight on the mill. maintain sufficient fluid velocities at the target and up the
annulus to ensure that cuttings are carried away properly.
• Pump slowly through the assembly to check the rotation of
the motor. A number of different factors can significantly affect the
• Run motor/mill assembly to bottom of the hole and tag the ability to maintain these proper fluid velocities. Coiled
packer/plug. tubing size, casing size, motor and mill / bit ODs, etc., will all
• Pick up at least 3 ft (1 m) and begin pumping. Pump rate play a part in achieving sufficient fluid velocities.
should be determined by the downhole assembly and
coiled tubing. Casing size will affect the annular flow area and either
increase or decrease the annular velocity. We cannot control
• Slack off assembly until desired weight is setting on the this parameter so we must control the others.
packer/plug.
• Continue slacking off weight as packer/plug material is When feasible, the pump rate should be reduced during a
removed. stall prior to picking up the BHA. This reduces damage to the
stator when fluid surges through the power section,
extending the motors operating life.
Suggestions and Recommendations for Coiled
Tubing Drilling/Milling Co-mingled nitrogen can be used to mill / drill composite
packer and plugs. Use enough nitrogen to maintain returns.
Experience has shown the best bit for removing Fas Drill
Nitrogen will increase the motors stall times due to gas
tools is a short or medium tooth hard formation bit (IADC
compression, slowing down the milling operation.
CODES 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 2-4 and 3-1). Optimum bit size is
92 to 95% of casing drift diameter. Longer drilling times
Mill ODs that are too large can prevent proper circulation of
should be expected when using other bit types. Motor speeds
fluid. It can prevent larger particles from passing by the mill
from 50 to 400 rpm are recommended.
and up into the annulus. Slightly undersized mills perform
better due to improved fluid movement around the mill
Variations from the recommended practices may be
during the milling operation. This improved fluid flow
necessary to optimize the milling/drilling operations. The
allows for better removal of the cuttings.
following suggestions may help with developing an
optimized technique.
Experience has shown that a proper mill size is 92 to 95% of
the casing drift diameter.
• Larger-diameter coiled tubing will generate less friction
loss, allowing higher pump rates. It will also reduce the
annular flow area, which will increase the annular velocity.
The torsional yield of the coiled tubing should be at least Example:
twice the maximum output torque of the motor. This is
especially true when running larger motors with higher 4-1/2”, 11.6 #/ft - drift diameter - 3.875”
torque ratings.
• Motor selection may be the most important factor because .92 x 3.875 = 3.548”
motors operate within a specific range of flow rates and
temperatures. Excessive flow rates damage the stator, while
.95 x 3.875 = 3.681”
insufficient flow rates cause the motor to operate
inefficiently or not at all. Do not exceed the maximum
allowable flow rate through or weight on motor. Pump Suggested mill size - 3.625”
rates should be sufficient to maintain fluid velocities
capable of carrying the cuttings. In situations where
insufficient circulation can be maintained due to high fluid

Flat mills, while they have larger cutting surfaces, do not When milling/drilling through bridge plugs that have
work as good as bladed mills. The optimum milling differential pressure trapped below the plugs, proceed slowly
technique is one that tears, not cuts. through the top six inches of the plug. Periodically lift the
BHA off the bridge plug as progress is made through these
Five-bladed mills work better than four-bladed mills. Four- first six inches to ensure pressure venting. This allows
bladed mills are too aggressive and tend to stall the motor pressure to vent through the ID of the mandrel and relieves
excessively. the upward force on the top slips. This procedure prevents
the plug from moving up hole during the milling/drilling
High-pressure wells can inhibit the ability to generate process. The BHA should be picked up while venting to
enough fluid velocity at the mill to carry away cuttings and reduce the risk of sticking.
debris. High annular pressure can limit the flow rate available
to the motor, decreasing its efficiency. Surface equipment
may not allow the release of high flow rates at high pressures Drilling With Normal Circulation
or operators may prefer not to release pressure at high rates.
The best bit for drilling up Fas Drill tools is a short or
High wellhead pressure can cause the surface pump pressure
medium tooth hard formation bit (IADC CODES 2-1, 2-2,
to exceed the maximum allowable pressure on the coiled
2-3, 2-4 and 3-1). Proper bit size is 92 to 95% of casing drift
tubing. High-pressure coiled tubing units will be required for
diameter. The packers/plugs can be removed with other bit
this application.
types but drilling times may be longer. Rotary speeds from 50
to 125 rpm are recommended. Drill collars for weight and
In deviated well conditions, it may be more difficult to obtain
stability are recommended. A junk basket is recommended to
sufficient fluid velocities than in vertical well conditions. The
catch larger cuttings that could possibly fall back on the
eccentric condition will cause reduced flow rates around the
packer/plug and impede drilling.
coiled tubing. The drill cuttings, fill or debris can drop out
and cause sticking of the coiled tubing and/or BHA. Weight-
To Drill Packer/Plug:
on-bit in a deviated well is also very important. Motor
assemblies vary in dimension and may drag significantly in
• Tag packer/plug with bit and begin circulation to wash any
deviated sections of the well. The ability to stack weight on
loose debris. Circulate at 1/2 to 3 bbls/min. higher flow
the plug should be modeled beforehand.
rates can greatly reduce penetration rate by reducing bit
contact.
Fas Drill tools are constructed of materials that circulate out
easily due to their lightweight and low-density properties. • Pick up at least 6 in. (16 cm) and begin rotation.
The HPHT (high-pressure high-temperature) Fas Drill tools • Set back on the packer/plug while rotating and slack off
are constructed with very similar materials as the Fas Drill 2,000 to 3,000 lb per in. of bit diameter (350 to 510 kg per
tools with a few noted exceptions. The HPHT Fas Drill centimeter of bit diameter). Less weight can be used for
bridge plugs have MCC (Metallic-Ceramic-Composite) drilling but drilling times may increase.
button inserts in the slip mechanisms. These buttons are
• Continue slacking off weight as packer material is
designed to breakup during drilling or milling allowing them
removed.
to be circulated out of the wellbore. Some HPHT assemblies
have aluminum slips that are easily removed during drilling
or milling. Drilling With Reverse Circulation
When milling/drilling predominately composite sections of The best bit for drilling up Fas Drill tools is a short or
packers and plugs, use lightweights (approximately 500 lb medium tooth hard formation bit (IADC CODES 2-1, 2-2,
[225 kg]) to avoid motor stalling. 2-3, 2-4 and 3-1). Proper bit size is 92 to 95% of casing drift
diameter. The packers/plugs can be removed with other bit
When milling/drilling predominately rubber portions of types but drilling times may be longer. Rotary speeds from 50
packers and plugs, apply weight up to the maximum to 125 rpm are recommended. Drill collars for weight and
allowable weight on the motor. Vary the weight throughout stability are recommended.
the rubber milling operations even though progress is slow.

To Drill Packer/Plug: Milling With Conventional Equipment
• Tag packer/plug with bit and begin circulation to wash any The best mill for milling up Fas Drill tools is a junk type mill
loose debris. Circulate at 1/2 to 3 bbls/min. that tapers inward. The tools can be removed with other mill
types but the possibility of casing damage is greater. Rotary
• Pick up at least 6 in. (16 cm) and begin rotation.
speeds from 50 to 150 rpm are recommended. Drill collars
• Set back on the packer/plug while rotating and slack off for weight and stability are recommended.
2,000 to 3,000 lb per in. of bit diameter (350 to 510 kg per
centimeter of bit diameter). Less weight can be used for To Mill Packer/Plug:
drilling but drilling times may increase.
• Continue slacking off weight as packer material is • Tag packer/plug with mill and begin circulation to wash
removed. any loose debris. Circulate at 1/2 to 3 bbls/min.
• After drilling the first 6 to 8 in. (15 to 20 cm), monitor the • Pick up at least 6 in. (16 cm) and begin rotation.
cuttings to see if returns are carrying rubber. Monitor the • Set back on the packer/plug while rotating and slack off
pressure gauge on the reverse pump to watch for bit 5,000 to 8,000 lb (225 to 3,600 kg). Less weight can be used
plugging by the rubber. If problems are encountered for drilling but drilling times may increase.
drilling the rubber, pick up the workstring 2 ft (.6 m) and
• Continue slacking off weight as packer material is
circulate for 1 to 2 minutes. Slow rotations to
removed.
10 to 20 rpm and set weight back on the packer. Continue
this practice every 10 minutes until packer rubbers are
fully drilled (12 to 14 in., 30 to 36 cm).
• Resume original drilling procedure after drilling packer
rubbers.

Mechanical Setting Tool
The Halliburton Mechanical Setting The right-hand rotation unlatches the

Tool sets and operates all drillable tools. packer lock ring and sets the top slips.
This setting tool is run on tubing or An upward pull on the workstring
drillpipe and is operated by workstring completely sets the packer and releases
rotation and reciprocation. it from the setting tool.
The load transfer feature of the tool Additional right-hand rotation moves
limits the amount of string weight that the setting tool’s outer components
can be applied to the sliding valve. This farther downward to unlock the upper
feature ensures that the packer mandrel mandrel from the drag blocks, which
is placed in compression rather than in moves the setting tool’s outer
tension, making the tool more resistant components upward. This movement
to breakage. allows the lower mandrel to extend
down far enough to operate the squeeze
packer sliding valve. The
Features and Benefits disengagement also causes the setting
tool to become freewheeling, so the
• Acts as a load transfer device
workstring can be rotated out of the
• Provides positive indication when hole without causing excessive wear on
packer is set the setting tool drag blocks/springs.
• Allows tubing or drillpipe to be
rotated as the tool comes out of The setting tool will not cycle again
the hole until it has been redressed with the
setting sleeve properly locked in place
and the keys have been returned to
Operation their grooves.
The drag blocks/springs contact the

well casing to restrict the rotation of the
outer components while the right-hand
rotation of the workstring causes the
outer components to move down and
begin the setting motion.
Halliburton Mechanical Setting Tool—Drag-Block Type Specifications

Maximum Tool OD Minimum Overall Length Tensile
Tool Size* Drag-Block Type Tool ID Drag-Block Type Strength**
in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm) lb (kg)
4 1/2-6 5/8 3.56 0.87 86.46 130,000
(11.43-16.83) (9.04) (2.21) (219.61) (58 967.6)
7-8 5/8 5.65 1.13 71.30 139,000
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(17.78-21.91) (14.35) (2.87) (181.10) (63 049.34)

** The tensile strength value is calculated with new tool conditions. Mechanical Setting
Stress area calculations are used to calculate tensile strength. Tool
These ratings are guidelines only. For more information, consult your local Halliburton
representative.

Halliburton Mechanical Setting Tool—Drag-Spring Type Specifications
Maximum Tool OD Overall Length Minimum Tensile
Tool Size* Drag-Spring Type Drag-Spring Type Tool ID Strength**
in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm) lb (kg)
2 7/8 in. 2.20 42.17 0.59 36,000
(7.30) (5.59) (107.11) (1.50) (16 329)
3 1/2 2.69 51.22 0.56 62,500
(8.89) (6.83) (130.10) (1.42) (28 350)
4 1/2-5 3.55 67.57 0.87 130,000
(11.43-12.70) (9.02) (171.63) (2.21) (58 967)
5 1/2-6 5/8 4.35 37.18 1.00 130,000
(13.97-16.83) (11.05) (94.44) (2.54) (58 967)
7-8 5/8 5.53 34.17 1.13 139,000
(16.83-21.91) (14.05) (86.79) (2.87) (63 049)
9 5/8-13 3/8 7.00 38.40 1.62 316,000
(24.45-33.97) (17.78) (97.54) (4.12) (143 335)
16-20 13.12 59.22 1.62 316,000
(40.64-50.80) (33.32) (150.42) (4.12) (143 335)
** The tensile strength value is calculated with new tool conditions. Stress area calculations
are used to calculate tensile strength.
These ratings are guidelines only. For more information, consult your local Halliburton
representative.
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Halliburton Mechanical Setting

Tool—Drag-Spring Type

BP Hydraulic Setting Tool
BP Hydraulic Setting Tools set • Non-Fill BP Hydraulic Setting Tools

Halliburton drillable packers and have no means for filling the
plugs with workstring pressure. They workstring on the trip in, so an
have no mechanism for operating auxiliary fill valve (RTTS Bypass,
tools once they are set. Because BP etc.) or filling from the surface is
Hydraulic Setting Tools use no plugs necessary. The differential pressure
or balls for operation, they are ideal between the wellbore fluid and dry
for work in horizontal wells. workstring does not adversely load
the setting mechanism on the trip in.
Design Features In both versions, the setting piston is

activated by a predetermined internal
BP Hydraulic Setting Tools can be run
pressure applied to the workstring.
on drillpipe, tubing, or coiled tubing.
This pressure shears the pins holding
Two versions of the BP Hydraulic
the setting piston, moving it down
Setting Tool are available: fill and
against the plug and setting the top
non-fill.
slips. Additional pressure fully sets the
plug or packer and parts the tension
• Fill-Type BP Hydraulic Setting
sleeve/pins.
Tools have a hydrostatically
operated fill valve that allows the
After the plug or packer sets, the
workstring to fill during the trip
workstring is raised 4 to 5 ft. (1.22 to
into the hole. This fill valve has
1.52 m). Continued internal pressure
shear pins that are preset at the
to the workstring causes the setting
surface to a predetermined
piston to move down, which opens the
hydrostatic pressure. Once the fill
tool to establish circulation. Cement
valve reaches the preset hydrostatic
can then be spotted on top of the plug.
pressure, the pins shear and the fill
valve closes and locks. The fill valve
cannot be opened after it closes.
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(Non-Fill)

Tool Size Maximum Number
in. Tool Type of Pins
Non-fill
4 1/2-6 5/8 36
Fill
Non-fill
6 5/8-8 5/8 72
Fill
Non-fill
9 5/8-20 72
Fill
These ratings are guidelines only. For more information, contact your
local Halliburton representative.
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(Fill)

HCT Setting Tool
Description The 3.64-in. OD assembly has the

same profile as the Baker No. 10
Hydraulic setting tools are used for setting tool.
applications where pulling forces are
needed to set packers or plugs The 3.81-in. OD assembly will have
downhole. For example, these tools can the same profile as the Baker No. 20
be used to set cast-iron bridge plugs, setting tool.
Fas Drill® plugs and packers,
permanent packers, or squeeze cement
retainers. These setting tools can also be Features and Benefits
used for any application where a
Hydraulic setting tools have the
conventional wireline setting tool
following features and benefits:
would be used. Since no explosives are
necessary, special training is not
• The bottom connections emulate
required to operate these tools.
common wireline setting tools.
Horizontal wells and wells without a rig
that already have a coiled tubing unit • Circulation ports are available to use
(CTU) in place are the most common for spotting cement.
applications for hydraulic setting tools. • The setting tools can be run on
regular tubing or coiled tubing.
These setting tools are hydraulically
• The hydraulic setting tools require no
activated when a ball is dropped into
explosives.
the tool and tubing pressure is applied.
They also have circulation port that can • Continue to build pressure in the
be uncovered after the plug is set. This workstring above the ball so that the
feature allows cement to be pumped ball-drop sleeve shears open,
down on top of the plug, which saves establishing circulation through the
another trip in the hole. assembly.
The 1.81-in. OD hydraulic setting tool

can be run with only three pulling
cylinder assemblies, but the maximum
pulling force is reduced. The total
working area will be 2.896 in.2, which
yields an output force of 13,900 lb
(6305 kg). The 1.81-in. OD assembly
has the same profile as the 1 11/16-in.
GO setting tool.
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3.81-in. HCT
Setting Tool

Specifications for Coiled Tubing Hydraulic Setting Tools
Tool Working Maximum Bottom Maximum Tensile
Tool OD Length Stroke Area Force Service Top Connection Pressure Rating
in. (cm) in. (cm) in. (cm) in.2(cm2) lb (kg) Rating Connection (setting tool) psi (kPa)e lb (kg)e
1.315-in. OD
1.81 93.66a 10.0 4.062 19,497b Standard 2.25-lb OECO
1 11/16 -in. 10,000 17,500
(4.60) (237.90) (25.4) (26.21) (8 774) GO (68 948) (7 875)
A Box
3.64 33.80 6.68 9.91 40,135c Standard
2 3/8-in. EUE
Baker No. 10
11,000 78,000
(9.25) (85.85) (16.97) (63.94) (18 061) 8rd Box (75 843) (35 100)
3.81 41.98 12.0 10.82 48,700d Standard
2 7/8-in. EUE
Baker No. 20
8,400 73,000
(9.68) (106.63) (30.48) (69.81) (21 915) 8rd Box (57 916) (32 850)
a This is the maximum length of the tool with four cylinders.
b
This calculation is based on a shear-pin rating of 4,800 psi.
c
This calculation is based on a shear-pin rating of 4,050 psi
d This calculation is based on a shear-pin rating of 4,500 psi.
e
This is the pressure/tensile rating after the tool is fully stroked.

RTTS Packer and Fas Drill® Bridge Plug Combo
RTTS Reliability with Composite Bridge Plug Drillability

The RTTS Packer with the Fas Drill • Reliability • Reduced completion times
Bridge Plug is a dynamic combination The RTTS multi-purpose packer is a Fas Drill Bridge Plugs drill out in an
of field-proven Halliburton tools that workhorse for testing and isolation average of just
provides: and has a remarkable record of 30 minutes. Composite drillability
reliability. Fas Drill bridge plugs offer minimizes damage to casing, helping
• One-trip testing and cementing superior drillability with accurate, extend the life of the well.
This tandem system eliminates positive placement.
multiple trips down the hole. Single • Lower risk • Cost-effective operations
trip capability using a hydraulic Avoid the risk and expense of losing a Eliminates the additional rig costs of
setting tool to set the Fas Drill saves retrievable bridge plug in openhole. multiple-trip retrievable bridge plug
valuable rig time. procedures.
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Fas Drill® Ratings
Temperature Maximum Maximum
Tool Size and SAP Number Setting Range Range Pressure Weight
Description Assembly Number in. (cm) °F (°C) psi (kPa) lb (kg)
4 1/2 101005532 3.64-3.826 50-350 10,000 60,000
HW HPHT Bridge Plug 803.94699 (9.25-9.72) (10-177) (68 948) (27 000)
4 1/2 100004425 3.92-4.09 50-250 5,000 60,000
Bridge Plug 803.94500 (9.96-10.39) (10-121) (34 474) (27 000)
4 1/2 100004426 3.92-4.09 50-350 10,000 60,000
HPHT Bridge Plug 803.94599 (9.96-10.39) (10-177) (68 948) (27 000)
4 1/2 101244029 3.92 -4.09 50-250 8,000 60,000
8K Bridge Plug 803.94575 (9.96-10.39) (10-121) (55 158) (27 000)
5 100004427 4.27- 4.56 50-250 5,000 60,000
Bridge Plug 803.95000 (10.85-11.58) (10-121) (34 474) (27 000)
5 1/2 100004428 4.67-4.95 50-250 5,000 60,000
Bridge Plug 803.95500 (11.86-12.57) (10-121) (34 474) (27 000)
5 1/2 100004429 4.67-4.95 50-350 10,000 60,000
HPHT Bridge Plug 803.95599 (11.86-12.57) (10-177) (68 948) (27 000)
7 100004430 5.92-6.18 50-250 5,000 80,000
HW Bridge Plug 803.97000 (15.04-15.70) (10-121) (34 474) (36 000)
7 100013810 6.18-6.46 50-250 5,000 80,000
LW Bridge Plug 803.97010 (15.70-16.41) (10-121) (34 474) (36 000)
7 100073976 5.92-6.18 50-350 8,000 80,000
HW HPHT Bridge Plug 803.97099 (15.04-15.70) (10-177) (55 158) (36 000)
7 101246156 6.18-6.46 50-250 5,000 80,000
LW SVB Packer 802.97140 (15.70-16.41) (10-121) (34 474) (36 000)
7 100073972 6.18- 6.46 50-350 8,000 80,000
LW HPHT Bridge Plug 803.97019 (15.70-16.41) (10-177) (55 158) (36 000)
7 101246229 5.92-6.18 50-250 5,000 80,000
HW SVB Packer 802.97130 (15.04-15.70) (10-121) (34 474) (36 000)
7 100004430 5.92-6.18 50-250 5,000 80,000
HW Bridge Plug 803.97000 (15.04-15.70) (10-121) (34 474) (36 000)
7 5/8 101206084 6.50-7.12 50-250 5,000 80,000
SVB Packer 802.97650 (16.51-18.08) (10-121) (34 474) (36 000)
7 5/8 100073977 6.50-7.12 50-250 5,000 80,000
Bridge Plug 803.97625 (16.51-18.08) (10-121) (34 474) (36 000)
9 5/8 101252350 8.20-9.06 50-250 5,000 100,000
SVB Packer 802.99600 (20.83-23.01) (10-121) (34 474) (45 000)
9 5/8 100004431 8.20-9.06 50-250 5,000 100,000
Bridge Plug 803.99625 (20.83-23.01) (10-121) (34 474) (45 000)
13 3/8 101252358 12.28-12.71 50-250 5,000 100,000
SVB Packer 802.91350 (31.19-32.28) (10-121) (34 474) (45 000)
13 3/8 100073907 12.28-12.71 50-250 5,000 100,000
Bridge Plug 803.91338 (31.19-32.28) (10-121) (34 474) (45 000)

Wellhead Isolation Tools
Wellhead Isolation Tool
The Wellhead Isolation Tool (WIT) Features and Benefits

isolates the wellhead from exposure to
treating fluids and pressures. The • An independent hydraulic system
isolation tool contains a seal element provides positive control and
and mandrel that are inserted through greater reliability while the mandrel
the existing wellhead bore and tubing is inserted into tubing.
hanger into the production tubing. • A patented internal configuration
The seal element and mandrel minimizes erosion in tubing.
configuration allow treating fluids to
• The design provides redundant
be pumped through the WIT directly
safety control.
into the production tubing. Tubing
pressure activates the tool by
energizing the sealing element. Operation
The simple and economical Wellhead The tool is installed and removed
Isolation Tool is ideal for breakdown without killing the well. The assembly
treatments and fracturing jobs. Sand- is attached to the wellhead, and the
laden fracturing fluids, however, are mandrel is extended completely
very erosive at high velocities, and so through the wellhead to seal in the
care must be taken to maintain tool tubing body. The mandrel cup-type
reliability. sealing element can be adapted to fit
various tubing sizes and weights.
Erosion rates vary considerably with Attaching the tool assembly to the tree
different fluids. A working guideline is best accomplished with flanges
for erosion rate is 125 ft/sec (3810.05 rather than threaded adapters.
cm/sec). This guideline is a
generalization and is recommended as For increased safety and more positive
a safe working maximum unless a sealing, a mechanical lock is used to
specific and carefully controlled set of hold the mandrel securely in place.
conditions is known.
The Wellhead Isolation Tool can be

used to upgrade the working pressure
limits of well systems for many
stimulation requirements. Although
no special adjustments are required to
the wellhead tubing system, treating
conditions should be designed within
tool limitations, and the customary
CN05641
precautions of working with a live well

should be carefully followed.
Wellhead Isolation Tools 3-1

Low Profile Wellhead Isolation Tool
The Low Profile Wellhead Isolation Features and Benefits

Tool (LP WIT) provides all of the
benefits of the conventional WIT in • Lower Profile—easier access
addition to significant new features • Lower rig—rig down height-
and benefits as well. The LP WIT improved safety
presents much lower access to key
• Lower overall weight when rigged
components such as the valve system
up—less lateral stress on wellhead
and pump in connections, when
stroked down into the well, than • Fewer components—lower
conventional tools. Lower rig up and maintenance
rig down height translates into
improved safety during the job.
Additionally, the lower profile of the
LP WIT comprises less weight than
conventional tools which means
reduced stress and lateral forces
exerted on surface equipment and the
wellhead. The LP WIT requires fewer
components to assemble, leading to
fewer problems with its operation and
lower maintenance costs.
CN05640

(Low Profile)
3-2 Wellhead Isolation Tools

Wellhead Isolation Tool Specifications
Tubing Size Tubing Weight Working Pressure Stroke Length Minimum Mandrel ID
in. lb/ft Tool No. psi (kPa) in. (cm) in. (mm)
3.25
2 1/16 1-A 15,000 (103 422) 36.09 (91.67) 1.062 (2.70)
1.751 ID
1-A 15,000 (103 422) 36.09 (91.67) 1.062 (2.70)
4.70
1-B 15,000 (103 422) 35.83 (91.01) 1.310 (3.33)
1.995 ID
2 3/8 1-D 15,000 (103 422) 48.09 (122.15) 1.310 (3.33)
5.95
1-A 15,000 (103 422) 36.09 (91.67) 1.062 (2.70)
1.867 ID
1-A 15,000 (103 422) 36.09 (91.67) 1.062 (2.70)
1-B 15,000 (103 422) 35.83 (91.01) 1.310 (3.33)
1-D 15,000 (103 422) 48.09 (122.15) 1.310 (3.33)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 1.280 (3.25)
2-A 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
6.50
2-B 20,000 (137 896) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
2.441 ID
2-C 20,000 (137 896 60.05 (152.53) 1.310 (3.33)
4 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.280 (32.5)
4-A 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.570 (3.99)
4-B 10,000 (68 948) 44.00 (111.76) 1.750 (4.45)
5 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
1-A 15,000 (103 422) 36.09 (91.67) 1.062 (2.70)
1-B 15,000 (103 422) 35.83 (91.01) 1.310 (3.33)
1-D 15,000 (103 422) 48.09 (122.15) 1.310 (33.3)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 1.280 (3.25)
7.90
2-A 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
2.323 ID
2-C 20,000 (137 896 60.05 (152.53) 1.310 (3.33)
2 7/8 4 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.280 (3.25)
4-A 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.570 (3.99)
5 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
1-A 15,000 (103 422) 36.09 (91.67) 1.062 (2.70)
1-B 15,000 (103 422) 35.83 (91.01) 1.310 (3.33)
1-D 15,000 (103 422) 48.09 (122.15) 1.310 (3.33)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 1.280 (3.25)
8.70
2-A 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (39.9)
2.259 ID
2-C 20,000 (137 896 60.05 (152.53) 1.310 (3.33)
4 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.280 (3.25)
4-A 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.570 (3.99)
5 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
1-B 15,000 (103 422) 35.83 (91.01) 1.310 (3.33)
9.50
1-D 15,000 (103 422) 48.09 (122.15) 1.310 (3.33)
2.195 ID
2-C 20,000 (137 896 60.05 (152.53) 1.310 (3.33)
1-B 15,000 (103 422) 35.83 (91.01) 1.310 (3.33)
10.70
1-D 15,000 (103 422) 48.09 (122.15) 1.310 (3.33)
2.091 ID
2-C 20,000 (137 896 60.05 (152.53) 1.310 (3.33)

2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 1.280 (3.25)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81 1.500 (3.81)
2-A 12,000 (82 738) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
2-B 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
2-C 15,000 (103 422) 60.05 (152.53) 1.310 (3.33)
9.20
2-E 12,000 (82 738) 60.00 (152.40) 2.250 (5.72)
2.992 ID
2-H 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.875 (4.76)
4 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.280 (3.25)
4-A 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.570 (3.99)
4-B 10,000 (68 948) 44.00 (111.76) 1.750 (4.45)
Low-Profile 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 1.280 (3.25)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 1.500 (3.81)
2-A 12,000 (82 738) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
2-B 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
2-C 15,000 (103 422) 60.05 (152.53) 1.310 (3.33)
10.20
2-E 12,000 (82 738) 60.00 (152.40) 2.250 (5.72)
2.992 ID
2-H 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.875 (4.76)
4 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.280 (3.25)
4-A 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.570 (3.99)
4-B 10,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.750 (4.45)
5 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
3 1/2 2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 1.280 (3.25)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 1.500 (3.81)
2-A 12,000 (82 738) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
2-B 20,000 (137 896) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
2-C 20,000 (137 896) 60.05 (152.53) 1.310 (3.33)
12.95
2-E 12,000 (82 738) 60.00 (152.40) 1.875 (4.76)
2.750 ID
2-H 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.875 (4.76)
4 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.280 (3.25)
4-A 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.570 (3.99)
4-B 10,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.750 (4.45)
5 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 1.280 (3.25)
2-A 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 1,524.0 1.570 (3.99)
2-B 20,000 (137 896 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
15.80 2-C 20,000 (137 896 60.05 (152.53) 1.310 (3.33)
2.548 ID 4 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.280 (3.25)
4-A 15,000 (103 422) 44.00 (111.76) 1.570 (3.99)
4-B 10,000 (68 948) 44.00 (111.76) 1.750 (4.45)
5 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
16.70
2-B 20,000 (137 896) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
2.480 ID
17.05
2-B 20,000 (137 896) 60.00 (152.40) 1.570 (3.99)
2.440 ID

2-F 12,000 (82 738) 80.00 (203.20) 3.000 (7.62)
2-G 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.875 (7.30)
9.50 2-G 15,000 (103 422) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
7 12,000 (82 738) 70.00 (177.80) 3.000 (7.62)
7-A 15,000 (103 422) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 2.000 (5.08)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 2.000 (5.08)
9.50 to 11.60 2-D 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.000 (5.08)
2-D 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.000 (5.08)
2-E 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.250 (5.72)
2-F 12,000 (82 738) 80.00 (203.20) 3.000 (7.62)
2-G 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.875 (7.30)
10.50 2-G 15,000 (103 422) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
7 12,000 (82 738) 70.00 (177.80) 3.000 (7.62)
7-A 15,000 (103 422) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
2-F 12,000 (82 738) 80.00 (203.20) 3.000 (7.62)
2-G 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.875 (7.30)
11.60 2-G 15,000 (103 422) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
7 12,000 (82 738) 70.00 (177.80) 3.000 (7.62)
7-A 15,000 (103 422) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
4 1/2
2-F 12,000 (82 738) 80.00 (203.20) 3.000 (7.62)
2-G 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.875 (7.30)
12.75 2-G 15,000 (103 422) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
7 12,000 (82 738) 70.00 (177.80) 3.000 (7.62)
7-A 15,000 (103 422) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
2-F 12,000 (82 738) 80.00 (203.20) 3.000 (7.62)
2-G 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.875 (7.30)
13.50 2-G 15,000 (103 422) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
7 12,000 (82 738) 70.00 (177.80) 3.000 (7.62)
7-A 15,000 (103 422) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
13.50 to 15.10 2-E 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.250 (5.72)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 2.000 (5.08)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 2.000 (5.08)
2-D 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.000 (5.08)
2-D 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.000 (5.08)
15.10 2-F 12,000 (82 738) 80.00 (203.20) 3.000 (7.62)
2-G 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.875 (7.30)
2-G 15,000 (103 422) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
0 12,000 (82 738) 70.00 (177.80) 3.000 (7.62)
7-A 15,000 (103 422) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)

2-E 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.250 (5.72)
2-F 12,000 (82 738) 80.00 (203.20) 3.000 (7.62)
2-G 12,000 (82 738) 60.00 (152.40) 2.875 (7.30)
15.00 to 18.00
2-G 12,000 (82 738) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
5 7 10,000 (68 948) 70.00 (177.80) 3.000 (7.62)
7-A 12,000 (82 738) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 2.000 (5.08)
18.00 to 20.30
2-D 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.000 (5.08)
18.00 to 20.80 2-E 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.250 (5.72)
2-I 10,000 (68 948) 60.00 (152.40) 3.500 (8.89)
15.50
7-D 10,000 (68 948) 125.00 (317.50) 3.500 (8.89)
2 15,000 (103 422) 42.05 (106.81) 2.000 (5.08)
15.50 to 17.00
2-D 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.000 (5.08)
2-E 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.250 (5.72)
2-F 12,000 (82 738) 80.00 (203.20) 3.000 (7.62)
2-G 12,000 (82 738) 60.00 (152.40) 2.875 (7.30)
15.50 to 20.00
2-G 12,000 (82 738) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
7 10,000 (68 948) 70.00 (177.80) 3.000 (7.62)
7-A 12,000 (82 738) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
5 1/2
2-I 10,000 (68 948) 60.00 (152.40) 3.500 (8.89)
17
7-D 10,000 (68 948) 125.00 (317.50) 3.500 (8.89)
2-I 10,000 (68 948) 60.00 (152.40) 3.500 (8.89)
20
7-D 10,000 (68 948) 125.00 (317.50) 3.500 (8.89)
20.00 to 23.00 2-E 15,000 (103 422) 60.00 (152.40) 2.250 (5.72)
23 2-I 10,000 (68 948) 60.00 (152.40) 3.500 (8.89)
2-F 12,000 (82 738) 80.00 (203.20) 3.000 (7.62)
23.00 to 26.00
7 10,000 (68 948) 70.00 (177.80) 3.000 (7.62)
2-I 10,000 (68 948) 60.00 (152.40) 3.500 (8.89)
26.00
7-D 10,000 (68 948) 125.00 (317.50) 3.500 (8.89)

2-F 10,000 (68 948) 80.00 (203.20) 3.000 (7.62)
2-G 7,000 (48 264) 60.00 (152.40) 2.875 (7.30)
17.00 to 23.00 2-G 7,000 (48 264) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
7 6,000 (41 369) 70.00 (177.80) 3.000 (7.62)
7-A 7,000 (48 264) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
2-E 10,000 (68 948) 60.00 (152.40) 2.250 (5.72)
2-F 10,000 (68 948) 80.00 (203.20) 3.000 (7.62)
2-G 7,000 (48 264) 60.00 (152.40) 2.875 (7.30)
2-G 7,000 (48 264) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
7 23.00 to 29.00
2-I 10,000 (68 948) 60.00 (152.40) 3.500 (8.89)
7 6,000 (41 369) 70.00 (177.80) 3.000 (7.62)
7-A 7,000 (48 264) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
7-D 10,000 (68 948) 125.00 (317.50) 3.500 (8.89)
26.00 to 32.00 3 15,000 (103 422) 56.10 (142.49) 3.000 (7.62)
32.00 to 38.00 2-G 7,000 (48 264) 60.00 (152.40) 2.875 (7.30)
2-G 7,000 (48 264) 60.00 (152.40) 2.875 (7.30)
2-I 10,000 (68 948) 60.00 (152.40) 3.500 (8.89)
7-A 7,000 (48 264) 80.00 (203.20) 2.875 (7.30)
7 5/8 29.70 to 33.70 2-F 9,000 (62 053) 80.00 (203.20) 3.000 (7.62)
7 6,000 (41 369) 70.00 (177.80) 3.000 (7.62)
39 2-E 10,000 (68 948) 60.00 (152.40) 2.250 (5.72)
2-F 5,000 (34 474) 80.00 (203.20) 3.000 (7.62)
9 5/8 43.50 to 61.10
7 3,000 (20 684) 70.00 (177.80) 3.000 (7.62)


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Drillable Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-1

This catalog contains descriptions, illustrations and

• Retrievable Service Tools

Retrievable Service Tools 1-1

Model 3L Retrievable Bridge Plug

TW Shorty Retrievable Bridge Plug Subsurface Control Valve II

1-2 Retrievable Service Tools

RFC® III Valve

Retrievable Service Tools 1-3

The CHAMP IV Packer is a hookwall- • Picking the packer straight up (no

Features and Benefits

• The packer is used in highly deviated

1-4 Retrievable Service Tools

Retrievable Service Tools 1-5

The RTTS Packer is a full-opening, • Tungsten carbide slips provide

mandrel bore allows large volumes of

1-6 Retrievable Service Tools

Retrievable Service Tools 1-7

1-8 Retrievable Service Tools

RTTS Circulating Valve

RTTS Circulating Valve Specifications

Retrievable Service Tools 1-9

The Model 2 RTTS Circulating Valve is a locked-open valve

A straight J-slot in the circulating valve allows the valve to be

If a closure occurs, the tubing is raised a few feet and turned

The circulating valve is left in the closed position during

After the operation is complete, the pressure is equalized at

1-10 Retrievable Service Tools

Retrievable Service Tools 1-11

The RTTS Safety Joint is an optional emergency backoff

The design of the RTTS Safety Joint makes unintentional

Features and Benefits

Before the safety joint can be used, a tension sleeve located

After the tension sleeve has parted, the safety joint is

RTTS Safety Joint

1-12 Retrievable Service Tools

Retrievable Service Tools 1-13

The Isolator Retrievable Bridge Plug Applications

1-14 Retrievable Service Tools

Isolator™ Retrievable Bridge Plug

Casing Casing Weight Nominal Top Thread (Overshot) Lower Thread

Retrievable Service Tools 1-15

The Model 3L Retrievable Bridge Plug Operation

1-16 Retrievable Service Tools

Retrievable Service Tools 1-17

The TW Shorty Retrievable Bridge Plug Features

1-18 Retrievable Service Tools

Retrievable Service Tools 1-19

1-20 Retrievable Service Tools

Retrievable Service Tools 1-21

The Subsurface Control (SSC) Valve is a Features and Benefits

After the valve is closed, the separated

Subsurface Control (SSC) Valve Specifications

1-22 Retrievable Service Tools

The Subsurface Control (SSC II) Features and Benefits

When the tool is operated from a

Subsurface Control Valve II

Subsurface Control Valve II (SSC II) Specifications

Retrievable Service Tools 1-23

The Cobra Frac RR4-EV is a specially designed straddle

• Allows individual stringers to be fractured cost

Features and Benefits

Cobra FracSM RR4-EV

1-24 Retrievable Service Tools

Retrievable Service Tools 1-25

The PR Multi-Service Valve is a full-