Wireline Perforating Services

Perforating guns pumped down on wireline to the toe of a horizontal well and fired stage by stage between composite plugs to enable plug-and-perf hydraulic fracturing.

Guns run and fired on the production tubing or drill pipe rather than wireline, allowing long perforated intervals to be shot in a single trip and underbalanced.

Modular perforating strings in which each gun is individually addressed and selectively detonated by electronic firing heads, allowing precise, switchable shot selection across multiple stages.

Factory pre-wired, single-use modular guns that snap together at the wellsite to cut rig-up time and minimize debris recovery after firing.

Hollow carrier guns with a smooth (slick) or recessed-scallop exterior that protect shaped charges inside a pressure-tight housing while controlling casing damage and burr at the entry hole.

Explosive charges with a conical metal liner that collapse into a high-velocity jet, available as deep-penetrating, big-hole, and copper-cone variants matched to formation and completion goals.

Perforating guns deployed on coiled tubing for live-well, highly deviated, or pressured wellbores where wireline conveyance is impractical.

Mechanical perforating that cuts casing and formation with an abrasive sand-laden fluid jet instead of explosive charges, used where explosive perforating is unsuitable.

Gamma-ray and casing collar locator logging run with the gun string to correlate and place perforations precisely on depth before firing.

Standard vertical and stage perforating of cased and cemented wells for completion, recompletion, and toe-prep ahead of stimulation.