Armor Single Barrier Rupture Disc Tool

Protecting Your “Assets”

The Armor Single Barrier Rupture Disc Tool® is engineered and enhanced to create a
pressure barrier in a live well between the well bore and the completion tubing strings
(BHA)

This Armor Single BarrierRupture DiscTool® can be installed strategically in multiple locations in the tool string during live well control operations (Snubbing).

The Armor Single Barrier Rupture Disc Tool® can also work in conjunction with other downhole toolsduring live well workovers and completions. Examples: TCP Assemblies, Fishing assemblies, Packers, etc.

Once the tubing string is at your required depth, the Armor Rupture Disc® can be removed by simply overcoming differential pressure within the tubing string.

(See data sheet for Rupturing differentials)

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Data Sheet

Features & Benefits

  • Designed Specifically for live well control (Snubbing)
  • Available in 10k & 15K pressure ratings
  • All Rupture Disc Tools® are manufactured with L-80 material (Sour Service Rated)
  • Anti-Rotation set screws prevent threads from disengaging during downhole tool retrieval (packers, bridge plugs).
  • Body Torque through capability (See spec sheet for allowed torque)
  • Patented Rupture Disc® with Bore ID separation groove & shatter pattern
  • New and Improved Lo-Hi pressure seal engaging design (Patent Pending)
  • All Single Barrier Rupture Disc Tools® are pressure tested, charted and serialized for full traceability
  • Special Clearance design available while maintaining Engineered ratings
  • Eliminates wire line operations while running in highly deviated wells
  • Eliminates accidental plug release, increasing safety during well control operations
  • Eliminates excess wire line operations due to miss runs, debris (sand) etc.
  • Approved for single & dual barrier applications (Snubbing IRP 15 Plug Matrix)
  • Customers can special order any size, material, threads, coatings & special hardenings
  • ISO & API COMPLIANT

Recommended Handling & Running Procedures

  1. Documentation will be provided upon request

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