Brace Tool offers a complete line of sliding sleeves designed to meet the demands of both standard well operations and thermal applications where high heat is involved.
Elastomeric Sliding Sleeves
Mainly used for conditions not exceeding 200°C (400°F) and within the range of 35 MPA (5000 PSI). This durability, combined with their seamless integration makes them an essential asset for modern well operators seeking efficiency, flexibility, and optimized reservoir management.
Non-Elastomeric Sliding Sleeves
For high-pressure and temperature well bore conditions surpassing 200°C (400°F) and 35 MPA (5000 PSI)Utilizing metal-to-metal seals instead of elastomers, these sliding sleeves ensure superior performance in challenging downhole environments.
Our elastomeric and non-Elastomeric sliding sleeves are both offered in 'Up to Open' and 'Down to Open' configurations, giving operators the flexibility to design completions that suit the specific flow control requirements of their wells. Each configuration is mechanically actuated using standard wireline shifting tools and is designed for smooth, reliable operation—even in HPHT and sour service environments.
Up to Open Sliding Sleeves - These sleeves are actuated by pulling the shifting tool upward, opening ports to allow communication between the tubing and annulus. Ideal for applications where upward force is preferred or required due to well geometry or tool string design.
Down to Open Sliding Sleeves - Activated by a downward movement, this configuration opens the sleeve to enable zonal production, injection, or pressure equalization. Commonly used when downward actuation ensures better tool control or aligns with existing completion hardware.
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