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    2017 NOV / Eaton HERNIS

    2017 NOV / Eaton HERNIS 400 CCTV System

    • Manufacturer: Eaton

    NOV HE400 CCTV System - New / Unused Qty Description Model/Type 1 off CCTV Control Cabinet CCTV 1 off Hernis 400 CCTV Central with matrix for 32 cameras, 16 monitors. Expansion modules can be added. 1 ea. Quad. 1...

    Norway
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    2012 General Electric (Baker Hughes)

    2012 General Electric (Baker Hughes) Semstar Subsea Electronic Module V107/01

    • Manufacturer: GE

    Unused Surplus 2 x units Part Number # 723-30151-01-CP Subsea electronics module for control systems. It's highly reliable. Highly configurable in order to meet your needs, for the control and monitoring of Su...

    Perth, Australia
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    OCEANEERING 98 LINE OCEANEERING POD

    OCEANEERING 98 LINE OCEANEERING POD ASSEMBLY

    • Manufacturer: Oceaneering

    98 Line Pod Receiver MUX Top Assembly PN 0283886, 3 unit Pod Assembly Receiver Manifold PN 0283880, 2 unit Subsea Electronic Module (SEM) PN 0283892, 2 unit Pod Assembly Receiver PN 0283891, 2 unit Stand Test Ass...

    Singapore
  • CCMS-PRO  "Choke Control Monitoring Systems"

    CCMS-PRO "Choke Control Monitoring Systems"

    • Manufacturer: Bohr Instrument Services

    CCMS-PRO “Choke Control Monitoring System” is a tried and proven system. In use on all rig types, from the high spec drillship to truck mounted land rigs the system is rugged and simple to operate, yet has the p...

    Veenoord, Netherlands

Overview

Well control equipment is crucial for managing the pressure in oil and gas wells, preventing blowouts, and ensuring safe drilling operations. This category includes blowout preventers (BOPs), choke manifolds, and other specialized tools designed to contain and control wellbore pressures. Properly functioning well control equipment is essential for operational safety and environmental protection in the oil and gas industry.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing well control equipment?

Consider the equipment's compatibility with your drilling setup, its certification and compliance with industry standards, and the reputation of the manufacturer. Also, assess the condition if buying used equipment.

How can I ensure safe shipping for well control equipment?

Use a specialized logistics service that has experience handling heavy and sensitive oilfield equipment. Ensure the equipment is securely packed and properly labeled for transport.

What is the maintenance schedule for well control equipment?

Regular maintenance should include inspection of seals, valves, and hydraulic systems. Perform pressure testing and function tests as recommended by the manufacturer, and keep detailed maintenance logs.