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EQUIPMENTEQUIPMENTEQUIPMENTEQUIPMENT

P.O. Box 451, Barker, TX 77413-0451, Phone: 281 578 0719, Fax: 281 578 3060, E-mail: [email protected]

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WARRANTY

1. TechTool International warrants only that the merchandise, products, or parts thereof, sold or rented to customers,

shall be free from original defects in materials and workmanship for one year from date of shipment and not that

they will accomplish any particular results. There are no warranties, expressed or implied, of merchantability, fitness or

otherwise which extend beyond those stated in the immediately preceding sentence. Liability of TechTool International and

the sole remedy in any cause of action, (whether in contract, tort, breach of warrantee or otherwise) of any one

damaged under this warranty, is exclusively limited to replacement of, or at TechTools option, to the allowance of

credit, for defective equipment or parts, which may be returned within one year after date of shipment from

TechTool Internationals warehouse, provided that all transportation charges are prepaid to TechTool Internationalin Houston, Texas, and which upon examination shall disclose original defects to the satisfaction of TechTool

International,. This guarantee does not include payment of labor charges for replacement of parts, repairs, or any

other work done. In no event shall TechTool international be liable for special, incidental, indirect, punitive or

consequential damages of any kind.

2. Services rendered by TechTool International in connection with rental, sale or installation of its products, consist

only of technical advise as to inspection, operation, or use of such products. When any such services are rendered,

customer will retain full custody, control, and supervision of the work and or the well and the conduct of the

operation thereof, and a representative of the customer shall be present with full authority to direct operations.

3. Customer will indemnify and hold TechTool International harmless from any and all liability or claim of liability to

any person, firm, or corporation for damage to person or property arising out of, or in connection with the use of any

TechTool International products sold or rented hereunder, or the rendering of services hereunder, except for damage

caused solely by the willful negligence of TechTool International.

4. Products not sold to customer will remain the property of TechTool International, and are not to be repaired or

modified without the consent of TechTool International. If lost or damaged beyond ordinary wear and tear, such

products will be charged for as provided for by TechTool Internationals current pricing policy. TechTool

International upon ten days notice may repossess any equipment belonging to TechTool International in customers

possession.

5. If property belonging to TechTool International is lost in or out of the well, customer shall either recover such

equipment at its cost and return to TechTool International or at TechTool Internationals request pay TechTool

International therefore. If the equipment is recovered in satisfactory condition at a later date, the customer may

return it to TechTool International in accordance to TechTool Internationals returns and cancellation policy.

6. TechTool International assumes no responsibility relating to cost of removing any equipment that necessitates the

removal of the tubing.7. All of the preceding terms and conditions shall apply between TechTool International and any service company,

operator, or any parties, selling renting or using TechTool International products, parts or service.

8. Except for warranties specifically set forth herein, there shall be no express warranties or implied warranties. There

shall be no warranty of merchantability with respect to the goods sold hereunder. Furthermore TechTool

International makes no warranty that the goods sold or rented hereunder are fit for any particular purpose. In

addition, buyer in purchasing the goods sold hereunder expressly agrees that the liability of TechTool International,

if any, shall be limited to the replacement in accordance with section (1) hereof.

9. No agent, or representative of TechTool International has any authority to bind TechTool International to any

affirmation, representation or warranty concerning goods sold or rented, and unless an affirmation, representation or

warranty made by agent, employee or representative is specifically included within a written agreement, it shall not

be enforceable by the buyer or the renter.

10. The warranty herein is for the benefit of the initial purchaser only and no assignees, transferees, or third parties,

shall have any rights against TechTool International.

11 TechTool International reserves the right to modify and improve the design and method of construction of any of its

merchandise, without incurring any obligation to install such modification or improvement on merchandise

manufactured, sold, or rented, prior to or after the modification or improvement was instituted.

12 These general terms and conditions shall constitute a contract between customer and TechTool International. Such

contract shall be governed, construed, and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Texas in the United

States of America.


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GAS LIFT: ECONOMICAL AND PROFITABLEGAS LIFT: ECONOMICAL AND PROFITABLEGAS LIFT: ECONOMICAL AND PROFITABLEGAS LIFT: ECONOMICAL AND PROFITABLE

Gas lift is typically one of the most effective and least expensive methods of artificial lift. Producers utiligas lift valves in the production tubing string as a means to control compressed gas into the produced flui

The injection gas pressure generated by a surface compressor or an adjoining gas well actuates the valve

Once the valve opens, the gas is allowed to enter the tubing and mix with the existing fluids. This mixin

of the gas with the fluid creates an aerating process. Which lightens the fluid and propels it to the surfac

This also reduces the bottom hole pressure at the reservoir sand face, increasing production rates.

The force that is used to open them in the well categorizes gas lift valves. There are two basic types

valves used in most applications. Injection pressure-operated valves use the injection gas pressure from th

surface, in the annulus, as the main opening force. Production pressure-operated valves, on the other han

use the production pressure in the tubing (actual downhole tubing pressure) at the valve depth, as the ma

opening force.


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Our factory has served the Oil and Gas Industry as a manufacturer of

quality Gas Lift Valves, Wireline Tools, and Accessories ever since.

Our philosophy is to produce

the highest quality product

possible, with a wide variety of

precision manufacturing, repair

and reconditioning services to

meet our customers demands.

A staff of highly trained

technicians produces the mostreliable products available in

the industry. Strict procedures

are followed to assure the end

user of the highest quality and most competent piece of equipme

available on the market today.

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CONVENTIONAL GAS LIFT VALVES

Conventional gas lift valves include casing-pressure -operated and tubing-pressure-operated (fluid-

operated) types, in a full selection of sizes. Every valve is made from longwearing, stainless steels anddesigned to stand up to tough downhole environments. These valves can be made from AISI 300 series and

AISI 410 stainless, and R and K monel, steels.

Casing-pressure-operated gas lift valves have a bellows designed to prevent it from over extending.

Pressure in the annulus, between the tubing and the casing, controls valve opening and closing. When the

casing pressure exceeds the pressure charge in the valves dome, less the tubing effect, the valve opens. This

allows injection gas to enter the tubing. The valve closes again when the casing pressure drops below the

pressure in the dome.

Fluid-pressure-operated gas lift valves have fast, positive, spring closure. Fluid pressure in the tubing

string controls the opening and the closing of these valves. Tension in the spring determines the opening andclosing pressures, since there is no pressure charge in the dome. The bellows functions purely as a diaphragm

for tubing pressure to act on.

Pressure Operated Valves

O.D. Port Sizes

Type (Inches) Min. Max.

JM-20 1.500 1/8 1/2

JM-10 1.000 1/8 5/16

JM-50 0.625 3/32 13/64

Fluid (Tubing) Operated Valves

O.D. Port Sizes

Type (Inches) Min. Max.

JM-10F 1.000 1/8 1/4

Reverse-Flow Check Valves

Type O.D.(Inches)

JM-20-C 1.500

JM-C 1.000


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CONVENTIONAL GAS LIFT VALVES

J M-20 J M-10F J M-C

CHECK

J M-20-C

CHECKJ M-10


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WIRELINE RETRIEVABLE GAS LIFT VALVES

Like the conventional gas lift valves the wireline retrievable valves include casing-pressure-operate

tubing-pressure-operated (fluid-operated) types, and dummy valves in a full selection of sizes. Eacvalve has a large dome volume and Monel, multi-ply bellows. Bellows are silver soldered by an induction solderin

technique and all valves are factory tested before being shipped. Every valve is made from longwearing, stainle

steels and designed to stand up to tough downhole environments. These valves can be made from AISI 300 seri

and AISI 410 stainless, and R and K monel, steels.

The wireline-retrievable, gas lift valves have self-contained packing sets above and below the gas inlet ports t

enable the valves to seal in all compatible, side-pocket mandrels. Each valve has an integral check valve to preve

fluid flow between the tubing and the casing.

Casing-pressure-operated gas lift valves have a bellows designed to prevent it from over extendin

Pressure in the annulus, between the tubing and the casing, controls valve opening and closing. When the casinpressure exceeds the pressure charge in the valves dome, less the tubing effect, the valve opens. This allow

injection gas to enter the tubing. The valve closes again when the casing pressure drops below the pressure in th

dome.

Fluid-pressure-operated gas lift valves have fast, positive, spring closure. Fluid pressure in the tubing strin

controls the opening and the closing of these valves. Tension in the spring determines the opening and closin

pressures, since there is no pressure charge in the dome. The bellows functions purely as a diaphragm for tubin

pressure to act on.

Pressure Operated Valves

O.D. Port Sizes Available Type (Inches) Min. Max. Latches

JM-R20 1.500 1/8 1/2 JM-RA, JM-RK

JM-BK 1.000 1/8 5/16 JM-BK-2

JM-BK1 1.000 1/8 3/8 Integral

Fluid (Tubing) Operated Valves

O.D. Port Sizes Available

Type (Inches) Min. Max. Latches

JM-BK 1.000 1/8 1/4 JM-BK-2

JM-BK1-FR 1.00 1/8 1/4 Integral

Pilot Valves

O.D. Port Sizes Available

Type (Inches) Min. Max. Latches

TPK-1 1.000 1/8 1/4 Integral


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WIRELINE RETRIEVABLE GAS LIFT VALVES

JM-20R JM-BK1 JM-BK1-FR JM-BK JM-FR


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WIRELINE RETRIEVABLE GAS LIFT VALVE LATCHES

Retrievable valve latches make it easy to install and remove gas lift valves in side -pocket mandreusing conventional wireline methods. Wireline retrievable valves and accessories that dont have integra

latches are secured in side-pocket mandrels with retrievable latches. Very little force is required to operate the

latches. This keeps wireline time to a minimum. These latches can be made from AISI 300 series and AISI 41

stainless, and R and K monel, steels.

J M-RA

LATCH

J M-RK

LATCH

J M-BK-2

LATCH

JM-RA 1.500

JM-RK 1.500

JM-BK-2 1.000


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QUALITY ASSURANCEQUALITY ASSURANCEQUALITY ASSURANCEQUALITY ASSURANCE

We welcome the opportunity to review quality requirements with our

customers and encourage customer review of the Manufacturing and

Quality Assurance facilities.

Our factory maintains a complete quality

assurance department with an emphasis

on meeting the criteria of industry Gas

Lift and Wireline Equipment

specifications. The entire manufacturing

process is guided by the Quality

Assurance Manual, which is used inconjunction with standard quality

procedures and engineering

specifications.


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QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM SUMMARYQUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM SUMMARYQUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM SUMMARYQUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM SUMMARY

Our factory manufacturers gas lift valves, orifice valves, check valves, dummy valves, latches and othmachined components in accordance with a controlled quality control manual with written engineerin

specifications and procedures.

The manual incorporates a combination of quality criteria spelled out in the following documents:

ANSI/ASQC Q92-1987 Quality Systems (Technical Equivalent to ISO 9002)

API-Q1 Quality Program Requirements

API 11V1 Specification for Design and Manufacturing of Gas Lift Valves, Dummies and Orifices

MIL-STD-105E Inspection Sampling Plan

MIL-STD-45662 Calibration System Requirements

MIL-Q-9858A Quality Program Requirements

Our factorys in-house, Quality Assurance Manual outlines requirements for the following:

Control of the Quality Manual

Revision Control

Instructions, Procedures, Specifications, and Drawings

Process Control

Procurement Control

Supplier Evaluation

Identification / Material Control

Traceability Procedures / Special Processes

Inspection / Testing

Calibration of Measuring and Test Equipment

Handling, Storing and Shipping

Acceptance Status

Non-Conformance

Audits

Corrective Action

Records

Training

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