Manage risks and improve stimulation results by directing perforations where you want them

Oriented perforating technology is used to identify and avoid fiber-optic lines or other obstacles on the outside of the casing. It can also be used to perforate at a specific angle that connects to reservoir rock with desirable properties such as formation stress and sand consolidation.

Benefits

• Prevents damage to fiber-optic data lines and minimizes risk of fluid cut during subsequent fracturing operations
• Minimizes near-wellbore tortuosity, fracture reorientation, and risk of early screenout in hydraulic fracturing and sand control operations such as frac packs