Features

• Single piece Mandrel
• Available with slick OD, solid bladed Ribs, or removable Jetting Sleeve
• Available in various OD’s to suit onshore, platform or sub-sea BOP stacks
• Available with standard and high torque drill pipe connections
• Typically open ported design with optional BHA shut-off
• Adjustable jetting ports can be configured to select direction and total flow area
• Can be quickly assembled redressed on location with simple hand tools

Benefits

Cost savings

• Simple BHA shut-off, does not require the use of the TIW valve or bull nose

Integrity

• Available with high torque connections reducing the need for reduced strength crossovers
• Single piece mandrel with no internal connections for increased strength

Reducing Non-Productive Time

• BOP cavities are known to collect debris and junk Jetting before installing the completion can prevent premature failures

Applications

• Pre-completion wellbore clean-up operations before running in the hole, when pulling out of hole, or both
• After milling operations to remove swarf which can damage the BOP rams and annular

Operational

• The Short Time Jetting Tool is typically deployed immediately above the OWS XTractR™ Wellbore Filter Tool or other types of gravity junk baskets during BOP jetting to capture dislodged debris
• It is also recommended to run a dedicated magnet below the Short Time Jetting Tool to capture additional debris, particularly after milling operations
• Best practice recommends to function the rams and annular to help dislodge debris before jetting the BOP stack at 10 BPM while rotating slowly, making 3 passes
• It is also recommended to reduce jetting to 5 BPM while passing the annular
• The Short Time Jetting Tool can also be used to jet behind the wear bushing after it has been removed