Iron Roughnecks - Offshore
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Floor-Mounted Iron Roughnecks
Permanently installed units fixed to the rig floor near the well center, providing combined spinning and torquing for routine drill pipe and tubular connections.
Rail- or Track-Mounted Iron Roughnecks
Units that travel on a guide rail or carriage so the tool can be positioned to the wellbore center or to a setback/mousehole position, common on automated offshore drill floors.
Casing Running Iron Roughnecks
Heavy-duty configurations with enlarged jaw openings and higher torque capacity sized for large-diameter casing connections rather than drill pipe.
High-Torque Iron Roughnecks
Models built for elevated makeup and breakout torque ranges required by premium connections, large tool joints, and deepwater drill strings.
Spinning Wrench Assemblies
The rotating module that grips and spins the pipe to thread or unthread a connection before final torque is applied; offered as part of the tool or as a serviceable subassembly.
Torque Wrench Assemblies
The clamping module that delivers and measures final makeup or breakout torque to the connection, typically with load-cell torque feedback for connection control.
Control and Torque-Monitoring Systems
Hydraulic power units, operator consoles, and torque-turn instrumentation that drive the tool and record makeup torque against connection specifications.
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