FC-S50S Medium-low temperature spacer
Spacer additive, which can remove drilling fluid effectively, is able to prevent cement slurry from blending with it. Has thickening effect on cement slurry under certain conditions, therefore, appropriate amount of chemical inert spacing agents should be applied to separate from the cement slurry. Fresh water or mixing water can be applied as chemical inert spacing agent.
• FC-S50S is a type of medium-low temperature spacer, and is compounded by a variety of polymers and synergistic materials.
• FC-S50S has strong suspension and good compatibility. It can effectively isolate drilling fluid and cement slurry when replacing drilling fluid, and prevent production of mixed slurry between drilling fluid and cement slurry.
• FC-S50S has a wide weighting range (from 1.0g/cm3 to 2.2g/cm3). The upper and lower density difference is lees than 0.10g/cm3 after the spacer is still for 24 hours.
Item |
Index |
Appearance |
Brown powder |
Rheology, Φ3 |
7-15 |
Funnel viscosity |
50-100 |
Water loss (90℃, 6.9MPa, 30min), mL |
<150 |
400g fresh water+12g FC-S50S+2g FC-D15L+308g barite |
A spacer is a fluid used to separate drilling fluids and cementing slurries. A spacer can be designed for use with either water-based or oil-based drilling fluids, and prepares both pipe and formation for the cementing operation. Spacers are typically densified with insoluble-solid weighting agents. Has thickening effect on cement slurry under certain conditions, therefore, appropriate amount of chemical inert spacing agents should be applied to separate from the cement slurry.
Q1 What is your main product?
We mainly produce oil well cementing and drilling additives, like fluid loss control, retarder, dispersant, anti-gas migration, deformer, spacer, flushing liquid and etc.
Q2 Can you supply samples?
Yes, we can supply free samples.
Q3 Can you customize product?
Yes, we can supply you products according to your requirements.
Q4 Which countries are your key customers from?
North America, Asia, Europe and other regions.