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Junk Mills
Tapered Mills
The Tapered Mill is designed for milling through various types of downhole obstructions. and reaming out liners and whipstock windows. It works well in collapsed casing as well as tight spots.
Concave Junk Mills
The Concave Mill is designed for milling bit cones and other loose objects. It keeps the fish in a centralized fix location under the mill for greater milling effectiveness.
Flat Bottom Junk Mill
The Flat Bottom Junk Mill is the most commonly used milling tool. It is designed to mill a wide variety of junk such as squeeze tools, packers, tubing,bridge plugs and similar objects.
Economill
The Economill is an effective tool for light duty milling jobs such as packers, bridge plug, and cement. This mill can be easily make-up and break-out with standard bit breakers.
Bladed Junk Mill
Bladed Junk Mill is dressed with high-quality tungsten carbide to ensure optimal performance in all applications. They are suitable for all types of general junk mining, as well as for removing packers, retainers, and squeeze tools.
String Junk Mill
The String Mill is designed to clean casing and whipstock windows. Its short leading and trailing angles, allow the mill to clean "bird nest"and other obstructions in the string. while the bottomhole tool is milling. This string mill assures that the milled section maintains full gage.
Pilot Mill
The Pilot Mill is best used for millings tuck tubular tools, such as liner, liner hanger, wash pipe, rotary shoe or drill pipe. The pilot assembly keeps the tubular tools in a centered position, while the milling blades mill the product away.
Skirted Junk Mill
The Skirted Junk Mill is designed for milling tubular fish, either inside casing or in open hole. Should the fish be plugged, it is far better to use a shoetype guide with a flat mill to avoid sidetracking.
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