Peak Well Systems Blog

Have you encountered difficulties setting a plug in a high deviation well?

If so, Peak can help.

We assisted a National Oil Company in Brunei set their 3-1/2" SIM Plug (nippleless plug) using mechanical slickline in order to isolate a failed inflow valve in a high devation gas well. The object of the exercise for the Customer was to evaluate the reservoir data as justification for future stimulation.

Peak is pleased to announce that it has been commissioned by an international oil company (the “Customer”) to undertake gas testing of both the 4-1/2” and 5-1/2” SIM^ULTRA Retrievable Bridge Plug at a 10,000psi and 175degC specification. 

Whether you are a professional working in the oil and gas industry or a consumer; some of these facts about the oil and gas industry might surprise you.

If you're part of the oil and gas industry, we don't need to tell you business has been better. This is a cyclical business, and companies must prepare for the downturns. Doing so means more than crunching numbers to stay afloat, however. It is also incumbent upon management to know how to engage your workforce in the face of challenging market conditions.

Have you encountered well intervention problems due to difficulties in accessing the deeper sections of high angle wells?

Peak addresses these problems by offering friction-reducing well intervention tools and tools specifically designed to operate at high angles where wire manipulation is limited.

We have developed advanced roller systems with more reliability and functionality than other products and conveyance options available to the market.  The unique design of Peak’s Roller Systems offer several significant benefits, ultimately leading to near-zero friction.