1. ADVANTAGE BRIDGE/FRAC PLUG S
Holds full differential pressure from above and below (plug).
Multiple plugs may be run to isolate a series of zones.
Full composite, one-piece body and components provide fast drill-out times.
Top-drillable, these plugs drill out safely and quickly with PLUGBUSTER XLR milling bits.
Can be set on wireline using conventional setting tools.
Light weight particles minimize plugging up surface equipment.
Drop ball available in multiple specific gravities.
Custom OD also available to suit heavy weight casing.*
Pumpdown rings available upon request.

2. Inspect slips, packing element for cuts, cracks, or shipping damage
Inspect slips, packing element for cuts, cracks, or shipping damage. Do not run the tool if damage is noticed.
Confirm the tool is in the correct weight range for the well casing the tool will be run in.
Inspect dimensions on plug such as outside diameter (OD) of the tool.
Verify the correct number of shear pins and holes are present for accurate shear during the setting of the tool.

3. Align the mandrel to the plug
Insert the pins, tap them till they are flush with mandrel

4. Check the treads on the setting tool
Make up Sleeve to setting equipment

5. Tighten up plug hand tight, do not tighten with pipe wrench
Tighten up plug hand tight, do not tighten with pipe wrench. (Over tightening can cause element to expand)
Make sure to check equipment again for any damage and to make sure all equipment is tight

6. After picking tool up in the air make sure plug is not damaged.
The use of equipment contrary to manufacturer’s specification may result in a tool failure, or complications.
Do not support the weight of the tool string by the plug.
Protect the tool from damage during pick-up and installation in the lubricator/wellhead.
Slow down when entering the top of the liner.
If the fluid level is not known, run the tool in slowly until it is known that the tool is in the fluid.

7. Once out of the well, loosen the sleeve and back it up till you match the holes together. Turn the sleeve and mandrel together to remove.

8. Once removed you will use a punch to remove the sheared pins from the mandrel