Equipment Rental
Modern, low-hour pressure control and air drilling equipment available as stand-alone rental packages.
Overview
Every package in our fleet is available as a stand-alone rental — compressors, boosters, nitrogen units, after coolers, mist pumps, DTH hammers, rotating control devices and our four-phase separator package. Each spread is modern, low-hour and self-sustaining, supplied with abundant spares and, if you need them, our own experienced operating crews. The full inventory and specifications are listed below.
Key benefits
- Modern, low-hour, well-maintained fleet
- Self-sustaining packages with abundant spares
- Flexible short and long-term rental terms
- Optional experienced operating crews
Typical applications
- Operator-managed drilling programs
- Short-term campaign requirements
- Equipment supplements to existing spreads
Equipment we run for this service
A self-sustaining, field-proven spread — owned, maintained and operated by our own crews.
Air Compressors
The primary high-volume air supply that powers the whole system, delivering the volume needed to lift cuttings and drive the hammer. A fleet of Atlas Copco and Sullair units.
Air Boosters
Step compressor air up to the higher pressures required for deeper holes, hammer operation and backpressure control. Hurricane and CIP boosters reaching 2,000–3,000 psi.
Nitrogen (N₂) Units
Membrane units — fed by our air compressors — that generate inert nitrogen on site for underbalanced drilling, purging and pressure testing, removing downhole fire and explosion risk.
After Coolers
Cool the compressed air and strip out heat and moisture, protecting downstream equipment and keeping the air and nitrogen package running efficiently.
Mist Pumps
Inject water, foam and corrosion inhibitor into the air stream to create mist or foam, improving hole cleaning and suppressing dust in dry formations.
DTH Hammers
Down-the-hole air hammers whose internal piston percussively strikes the button bit thousands of times a minute, delivering very high penetration rates in hard rock. Sizes 36", 26" and 17½".
Rotating Control Device (RCD)
Seals the annulus while the drill string rotates and safely diverts returns to the separator — the heart of every underbalanced and managed-pressure operation.
Choke Manifold
A 4", 5,000-psi double-gut manifold with a PLC-controlled automated choke and remote-operated valves that sets and holds the precise backpressure used to control the well.
Four-Phase Separator
Closed-loop surface vessel that cleanly separates gas, oil, water and solids from the returns, handling up to 30,000 bbl/day of fluid and 40 MMscf/day of gas. Built to ASME VIII and ABSA standards.
Flare Stack
A 45 ft hydraulically raised flare stack with electronic igniter and propane pilot that safely burns off produced gas during underbalanced and managed-pressure operations.
Data Monitoring System
Continuous real-time monitoring of injection and choke pressures, gas and fluid flow rates, choke position and fluid gain/loss — giving the crew full visibility and early kick detection.
Accumulator Unit
A 42-gallon, nitrogen-backed hydraulic accumulator (0–1,500 psi) that powers well-control functions and the RCD, providing fast, reliable actuation when it matters most.
Drilling Foam (TEXSTIM)
Surfactant foaming agent that creates stable foam for foam and mist drilling, lifting cuttings efficiently while using far less water.