Lubricant For Water Based Mud CP - Luber To Reduce Friction Coefficient

Lubricant for water based mud | CP-LUBER

CP-LUBER is an excellent lubricant with the main components being aliphatic derivatives. It is a Rate of Penetration (ROP) Enhancer and plays an important role in a high performance water-base mud. It is better to reduce friction coefficient and torque which also can be used as drilling fluid lubricant for various kinds of well, especially for highly deviated wells or deep wells.

Specifications

Physical appearance …………….……Light yellow to brown liquid

Density(g/cm3) …………………………………………….0.80-1.0

Density change increase. value(g/cm3) …………………… ≤±0.08

Apparent viscosity change value(mPa·s)……………………≤5

Lubrication coeff. reduction…………………………………… ≥70%

Applications

Normal concentrations of CP-LUBER range from 1 to 3%, depending on the mud density, coefficient of friction and the mud system. After the initial treatment, periodic treatments should be made to maintain the desired concentration. Higher concentrations may be required for pills and special applications. Treatment levels and product usage depend on the rate of penetration, solids-control equipment and dilution rates. One suggested application method consists of maintaining a small, constant stream, added directly into the suction pit. CP-LUBER is compatible with common water base mud additives and is a low-fluorescent additive.

Packaging and Storage

The product is usually packaged in 55-gallon drums, and other packages are available upon request.

Store product in a cool, dry and well-ventilated area.

Notice
The information on use is based on data which are believed reliable, but any recommendation or suggestion made are without guarantee or warranty, since the conditions of use are outside our control. Lubricant for water based mud are sold on the conditions that purchasers shall make their own tests to determine the suitability of such products for their purpose and that all risks are assumed by user. We disclaim any responsibility for damages resulting from careless or improper handling or use. Nothing herein is to be taken as permission, inducement or recommendation to practice any patented invention without a license.