Rod Pumps, also known as Sucker Rod Pumps, are a cornerstone of Artificial Lift Systems (ALS) and considered a dependable and cost-effective way to maximise the output of Oil & Gas wells.

Pump intakes, which are the entry point for wellbore fluid into the downhole pump, are a critical assembly within an ALS system, ensuring correct positioning, etc. of the downhole pump.

Hydraulic Rod Lift Installations are an alternative to traditional beam units, ESPs, PCPs, etc. combining reliability and durability of a long stroke rod pump with a minimal well footprint.

Used to secure the tubing string within the wellbore, hydraulic tubing anchors operate automatically using the pressure of the wellbore fluids for enhanced wellbore stability and efficiency.

Using state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities, a complete range of rods and rod guides can be provided to meet client specific properties, material and performance requirements.

Allowing the surface equipment on the well to be serviced without the need of lifting the rod string, the Rod Clamping System holds the complete weight of the string using proprietary rams.

A crucial component of an ALS installation, a pump seat nipple is a short piece of tubing attached to the main tubing string that acts like a "docking station" for the downhole pumps.

From simple Sucker Rod Hooks to Wrenches and Elevators, we offer a wide range of Rod Handling tools and equipment. All tools are manufactured to the required API specifications.

To mitigate the challenge of free gas in wellbore fluids, gas anchors play a critical role in optimising pump performance by providing a steady stream of gas-free fluid to the pump intake.

Casing is used to protect subsurface formations and to protect from wellbore collapse, and tubing is installed as the main well completion component for various oil and gas wells.