Manifolds & Headers

Drilling well-control assemblies that route returns from the BOP stack through adjustable and fixed chokes to bleed off pressure during a kick, paired with a kill line for pumping heavy fluid back into the well. Built to API Spec 16C with redundant flow paths and remote-operated chokes.

High-pressure manifolds that distribute hydraulic fracturing fluid from the pump fleet to one or more wellheads, with the zipper configuration allowing alternating stage treatment across adjacent wells. Typically rated 10K or 15K with large-bore plug valves for high-rate, proppant-laden flow.

Large-bore header systems that collect blended frac fluid into a common manifold and feed multiple wells simultaneously during simulfrac operations. Designed to balance flow and minimize pressure loss across parallel high-rate stimulation paths.

Manifolds that direct drilling fluid from the rig pumps up the standpipe and into the rotary hose, including isolation and pressure-monitoring connections. They provide redundant pump-discharge routing and gauge points for circulating-pressure control.

Manifolds used to route cement slurry from pumping equipment to the wellhead during primary cementing and squeeze jobs, with valving to control direction and isolate lines. Sized and pressure-rated for the abrasive, fast-setting fluids handled in cementing service.

Multi-inlet headers that collect produced oil, gas, or test flow from several wells into common lines for separation, metering, or transport. Include production manifolds, well-test manifolds, gas collectors, and crude oil collectors for surface facility tie-in.

Skid-mounted manifolds that consolidate discharge from pump trucks or injection equipment into a single high-pressure outlet to the well. Used for water, chemical, and fluid injection where multiple pump sources must be combined.

Manifolds incorporating adjustable chokes and isolation valves to control and divert well flow during production testing, flowback, and clean-up. Allow operators to throttle rate and route fluid to test separators or flare while monitoring pressure.