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A Tapered Gauge Cutter is used to gauge the tubing and to remove the scale, paraffin wax and debris etc., as well as ensuring the unhindered passage of subsequent bottom bole assembly.
This unique style of cutter has no hard edges and the protection cage helps in guiding the cutter as well as preventing damage to the cutting edge. Circulation can be achieved through the tool to remove debris during the operation.
O.D. | Fishing neck | Connection thread |
1.25＂-1.5＂ | 1.187＂ | 15/16-10UN |
1.5＂-2＂ | 1.375＂ | 15/16-10UN |
2＂-2.5＂ | 1.375＂ | 15/16-10UN |
2.5＂-3＂ | 1.75＂ | 1-1/16-10UN |
3＂-4＂ | 1.75＂ | 1-1/16-10UN |
Note: More customized parts are available upon request.
While using, connect the gauge cutter with the bottom of the jar of tool string; while entering downward, jar downward and scrape off the obstructions once encounter obstructions; it also can jar upward to pull out the tool.
Because the hardness of its leading end is high, the gauge cutter shall be kept properly after use to prevent the leading end from bumping against the flint and being damaged to affect use.
A Tapered Gauge Cutter is used to gauge the tubing and to remove the scale, paraffin wax and debris etc., as well as ensuring the unhindered passage of subsequent bottom bole assembly.
This unique style of cutter has no hard edges and the protection cage helps in guiding the cutter as well as preventing damage to the cutting edge. Circulation can be achieved through the tool to remove debris during the operation.
O.D. | Fishing neck | Connection thread |
1.25＂-1.5＂ | 1.187＂ | 15/16-10UN |
1.5＂-2＂ | 1.375＂ | 15/16-10UN |
2＂-2.5＂ | 1.375＂ | 15/16-10UN |
2.5＂-3＂ | 1.75＂ | 1-1/16-10UN |
3＂-4＂ | 1.75＂ | 1-1/16-10UN |
Note: More customized parts are available upon request.
While using, connect the gauge cutter with the bottom of the jar of tool string; while entering downward, jar downward and scrape off the obstructions once encounter obstructions; it also can jar upward to pull out the tool.
Because the hardness of its leading end is high, the gauge cutter shall be kept properly after use to prevent the leading end from bumping against the flint and being damaged to affect use.
