Tools built for sucker rod / beam pump completions.
Gas separation, sand control, and a single-trip tailpipe system for sucker rod / beam pump completions.
A single-trip tailpipe system that keeps the pump higher while drawing the reservoir down further.
Centrifugal gas break away paired with a hydrocyclonic desander — 8% larger separation capacity, erosion-coated as standard.
Stainless wire-wrapped screen adds 58% more screen area for continually sandy wellbores, including refractured wells.
Rate-specific cyclonic spirals placed below a rod pump packer-style separator.
Patent-pending through-bore cyclone with large windows for controlled fluid stall — runs with or without the integrated TAC bypass engaged.
An artificial-sump design with a 270° slotted lower bypass — 2.2x the flow area of a competitor's diptube bypass.
A Fat Man-derived hydrocyclonic desander converted for higher flow rates — can be run as a second stage of sand separation.
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.
A patented hollow rod that catches solids fallback while the pump is idle, then releases them back to surface on restart.
Stacks onto any conventional gas separator, slowing fluid drawdown so hard-to-break gases get more time to escape.
Set above the gas separator, below the seat nipple — routes gas around the TAC without adding backpressure to the fluid.
