Tools built for — or compatible with — electrical submersible pump completions: sand control below the pump, gas handling for shrouded ESPs, and single-trip tailpipe systems that keep the pump in a more optimal position.
Sand control, gas handling, and safety release mechanisms designed around the pump.
A redressable chamber that catches solids fallback while the pump is idle, preventing stuck pumps and twisted shafts.
Rate-specific cyclonic spirals sit below the ESP.
A Fat Man-derived hydrocyclonic desander converted for higher flow rates, with a safety shear sub if the tailpipe sticks.
A tangential-inlet desander re-engineered for high-flow-rate wells — installs in the HIMARS assembly or beneath a mechanical set packer.
Currently in field trials.
Tools that combine gas break away with solids control, shared across ESP and rod pump packer-style completions.
The Gadget platform built for ESP completions, with a safety release mechanism for a clean trip out of hole.
Patent-pending through-bore cyclone with large windows for controlled fluid stall — runs with or without the integrated TAC bypass, also on ESP completions.
An artificial-sump design with a 270° slotted lower bypass — 2.2x the flow area of a competitor's diptube bypass.
A bucket-style separator with a cyclonic desander — non-welded, built around a stainless dip tube, combining gravity gas separation with an integrated TAC bypass.
