Pipe Services

Cutting API or premium connections onto casing joints used for wellbore structural support and zonal isolation. Includes both pin and coupling threading and final gauge inspection per API Spec 5B.

Nondestructive examination of casing, tubing, drill pipe and line pipe using methods such as electromagnetic inspection (EMI), ultrasonic testing, magnetic particle and dimensional inspection to detect wall loss, cracks and defects. Used to grade used pipe and verify new pipe to API tolerances before running.

Machining production tubing connections that carry hydrocarbons to surface, where gas-tight integrity and leak resistance under pressure cycling are critical.

Cutting, recutting and repair of API and premium threaded connections on OCTG, including thread inspection and gauging. Restores damaged box and pin ends to specification so joints can be made up and sealed reliably.

Licensed threading of metal-to-metal sealing connections such as VAM-family threads for high-pressure, high-temperature, or gas wells. Performed under the connection licensor's specification and quality controls.

Application of internal and external coatings, linings and corrosion-resistant treatments to tubulars and line pipe, such as fusion-bonded epoxy or internal plastic coating. Extends service life in corrosive production and pipeline environments.

Cutting tool-joint connections on drill pipe, drill collars, and downhole tools to API Spec 7-1/7-2 dimensions, where torque is carried by the shoulder and threads.

Running of pigs through pipelines to clean, dewater, gauge or batch-separate product, and to remove wax, scale and debris. Maintains flow efficiency and prepares lines for inspection or commissioning.

Re-facing, re-cutting, or chasing damaged threads on used tubulars and tool joints to restore the connection to specification rather than scrapping the joint.

Mechanical, abrasive-waterjet or other non-thermal severing of pipe that avoids generating ignition sources or a heat-affected zone. Used where hot work is prohibited, such as live or hydrocarbon-containing lines and tie-in operations.

Manganese or zinc phosphate conversion coatings applied to threads and couplings to reduce galling and improve thread compound retention during make-up.

Excavation, exposure and field assessment of buried pipeline at anomaly locations identified by inline inspection, including defect measurement, recoating and repair. Supports integrity management programs under ASME B31.8S and API integrity standards.

Receiving, storage, inventory management, tally and logistics handling of casing, tubing and line pipe at a stocking yard or distributor. Includes line pipe stocking, asset recovery and supply coordination to the wellsite.

Body and internal coatings such as fusion-bonded epoxy (FBE) applied to protect the pipe surface from corrosive downhole and transported fluids.

Dimensional verification of cut threads using master and working gauges per API Spec 5B, plus visual and non-destructive examination to qualify connections before use.

On-site handling, make-up, breakout and running of tubulars during drilling and workover operations, including breakout testing and connection make-up monitoring. Ensures tubulars are run without damage and connections are torqued to specification.