Results for tag: "Workover Rig"

Workover rigs are specialized oilfield equipment and services used to perform maintenance and repair operations on existing oil and gas wells. They are typically used to replace or repair downhole equipment, such as tubing, packers, and valves, as well as to perform well stimulation activities, such as acidizing and fracturing. Workover rigs are also used to perform well cleanouts, such as removing sand and debris from the wellbore. Workover rigs are typically mobile, self-contained units that can be transported to the wellsite and set up quickly. They are typically equipped with a hoisting system, a power source, and a control system. The hoisting system is used to raise and lower the tubing and other downhole equipment, while the power source is used to operate the rig and its associated equipment. The control system is used to monitor and control the operation of the rig. Workover rigs are an important part of the oilfield equipment and services industry, providing essential maintenance and repair services to existing oil and gas wells. Companies in the workover rig market include Nabors Industries, Patterson-UTI Energy, Helmerich & Payne, C&J Energy Services, and Basic Energy Services. Show Less Read more