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Used Well Control in Pennsylvania, USA

  • Commander SpeedFlo Accumulator Unit

    Commander SpeedFlo Accumulator Unit

    • Manufacturer: Commander

    2014 Meyer Accumulator System for blowout preventer Manufactured new in March of 2014 by Myer Service Co. API 16D, Serial Number M023014 4 Station Closing Unit (for BOP) Electrically and Pneumatic Operated Co...

    Mifflinburg, PA
  • 2017 Wrayline Accumulator Unit for

    2017 Wrayline Accumulator Unit for blowout preventer

    • Manufacturer: Wrayline

    - 2017 Wrayline Accumulator Unit for Blowout Preventer - Control System for Surface-Mounted BOP Stacks - Wrayline part no. WLACCTRPPMP1603 - Serial Number WL1707002 - Manufactured new in July 2017 - Systems Worki...

    Mifflinburg, PA
  • Blind Ram BOP

    Blind Ram BOP

    • Manufacturer: Aftermarket

    - Used - Blind Ram BOP - Located in Mifflinburg, PA USA

    Mifflinburg, PA

Overview

Well control equipment is crucial for managing the pressure in oil and gas wells, preventing blowouts, and ensuring safe drilling operations. This category includes blowout preventers (BOPs), choke manifolds, and other specialized tools designed to contain and control wellbore pressures. Properly functioning well control equipment is essential for operational safety and environmental protection in the oil and gas industry.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing well control equipment?

Consider the equipment's compatibility with your drilling setup, its certification and compliance with industry standards, and the reputation of the manufacturer. Also, assess the condition if buying used equipment.

How can I ensure safe shipping for well control equipment?

Use a specialized logistics service that has experience handling heavy and sensitive oilfield equipment. Ensure the equipment is securely packed and properly labeled for transport.

What is the maintenance schedule for well control equipment?

Regular maintenance should include inspection of seals, valves, and hydraulic systems. Perform pressure testing and function tests as recommended by the manufacturer, and keep detailed maintenance logs.