Snubbing Equipment

Stand-alone snubbing units with their own jack, gin pole or mast, work basket, and power pack that operate independently of a drilling rig. Used where no rig is on location or for dedicated intervention campaigns.

Modular snubbing jacks installed on the rotary table or substructure of an existing drilling or workover rig, which provides hoisting, hydraulics, and crew support. Suited to running heavy strings and combined drilling/snubbing programs.

The central load-handling assembly built around opposing hydraulic cylinders and stationary/traveling slip bowls that snub pipe in against pressure and strip it out. Rated by safe working load, typically expressed in snubbing and pulling capacities.

The stack of stripper rams, blowout preventers, and equalizing/bleed loop that maintains a dynamic seal around moving pipe and isolates the well during connections. Selected to match well pressure and pipe size.

Heavy-capacity hydraulic jacks configured to pull stuck casing, tubing, or recover strings under tension. Used in plug-and-abandonment, casing recovery, and fishing operations.

Diesel- or electric-driven hydraulic power units and control consoles that supply and meter flow to the jack, slips, and BOPs. Available in zone-rated configurations for hazardous-area service.

The elevated work platform, lifting structure, and pipe-handling support mounted above the jack for making connections and racking pipe. Configured for the unit's height, deck space, and offshore or onshore deployment.