Cementing Plugs

A cementing plug is used to separate the cement slurry from other fluids, reducing contamination and maintaining predictable slurry performance. Typically two types of cementing plugs are used on a cementing operation.

The bottom plug is launched ahead of the cement slurry to minimize contamination by fluids inside the casing prior to cementing. A centrally located diaphragm in the plug body ruptures to allow the cement slurry to pass through after the plug reaches the landing collar.

Cementing plugs from Continental Supply Services are constructed by the selective materials resulting reduce the drill out time, and there-by cost savings.

A cementing plug is used to separate the cement slurry from other fluids, reducing contamination and maintaining predictable slurry performance. Typically, two types of cementing plugs are used on a cementing operation.

Top plug is used as a follow plug to displace the cement and land on the upper end of the bottom plug. The top plug has a solid body that provides a positive indication of contact with the landing collar and bottom plug through an increase in pump pressure.

Cementing plugs from Continental Supply Services are constructed by the selective materials resulting reduce the drill out time, and there-by cost savings.

A cementing plug is used to separate the cement slurry from other fluids, reducing contamination and maintaining predictable slurry performance. Typically, two types of cementing plugs are used on a cementing operation.

CSS supplies regularly Non-Rotating and oil resistant cementing plugs that assures significant time savings while using PDC bits to drill out the shoe joint. Recent design of Non-Rotating cementing plugs includes plugs that have locking teeth on both the top and bottom plug as well as Super Seal float collars that allow plugs and casing equipment to lock together during drill-out. Non-Rotating cementing plugs are also equipped with high strength drillable plug inserts designed to withstand casing test pressures after the job is completed.

Cementing plugs from Continental Supply Services are constructed by the selective materials resulting reduce the drill out time, and there-by cost savings.

A cementing plug is used to separate the cement slurry from other fluids, reducing contamination and maintaining predictable slurry performance. Typically, two types of cementing plugs are used on a cementing operation. 

Combination Cementing Plugs typically use in combination casing strings. It may be a standard or non-rotating plugs type. Our SKU: CSS-121 is a non-rotating type Combination Cementing Plug. All combination plugs are PDC drillable and can sustain differential pressure. 

Cementing plugs from Astarn Engineering & Oilfield Supplies are constructed with selective materials resulting in reduce drill-out time, and thereby cost savings.

A cementing plug is used to separate the cement slurry from other fluids, reducing contamination and maintaining predictable slurry performance. Typically, two types of cementing plugs are used on a cementing operation.

CSS supplies regularly Non-Rotating and oil resistant cementing plugs that assures significant time savings while using PDC bits to drill out the shoe joint. Recent design of Non-Rotating cementing plugs includes plugs that have locking teeth on both the top and bottom plug as well as Super Seal float collars that allow plugs and casing equipment to lock together during drill-out. Non-Rotating cementing plugs are also equipped with high strength drillable plug inserts designed to withstand casing test pressures after the job is completed.

Cementing plugs from Continental Supply Services are constructed by the selective materials resulting reduce the drill out time, and there-by cost savings.

A cementing plug is used to separate the cement slurry from other fluids, reducing contamination and maintaining predictable slurry performance. Typically, two types of cementing plugs are used on a cementing operation. 

Cementing plugs supplied by Astarn Engineering & Oilfield Supplies are consisting of phenolic or ebonite insert molded with elastomer. This allows the drill bit to fracture the ebonite rather than tear the rubber and aluminum as with a conventional plug thus reducing the drill out time significantly. No metal parts are used in the Plastic Core Cementing Plugs, thus therefore the plugs are PDC drillable. ASTARN Conventional Cementing plugs are available in NR, SBR, NBR, and HNBR grades. 

Cementing plugs from Astarn Engineering & Oilfield Supplies are constructed with selective materials resulting in reduce drill-out time, and thereby cost savings.

A cementing plug is used to separate the cement slurry from other fluids, reducing contamination and maintaining predictable slurry performance. Typically, two types of cementing plugs are used on a cementing operation. 

The body of ASTARN Plugs are consisting of phenolic or ebonite insert molded with elastomer. This allows the drill bit to fracture the ebonite rather than tear the rubber and aluminum as with a conventional Plug thus reducing the drill-out time significantly. No metal parts are used in the Plastic Core Cementing Plugs, thus therefore the Plugs are PDC drillable. ASTARN Conventional Cementing plugs are available in NR, SBR, NBR, and HNBR grades. 

Cementing plugs from Astarn Engineering & Oilfield Supplies are constructed with selective materials resulting in reduce drill-out time, and thereby cost savings.

A cementing plug is used to separate the cement slurry from other fluids, reducing contamination and maintaining predictable slurry performance. Typically, two types of cementing plugs are used on a cementing operation.

Combination Cementing Plugs typically use in combination casing strings. It may be a standard or non-rotating plugs type. Our SKU: CSS-122 is a standard Combination Cementing Plug. All combination plugs are PDC drillable and can sustain differential pressure.

Cementing plugs from Astarn Engineering & Oilfield Supplies are constructed with selective materials resulting in reduce drill-out time, and thereby cost savings.