Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Halliburton AirGlide™ floatation sub can overcome excessive drag forces to run casing to depth. Applied pressure activates the AirGlide™ floatation sub once targeted depth is reached. An innovative glass disk disintegrates into fine, sand-like particles upon activation. Easily pumped through float equipment, the particles will not plugoff or damage equipment. The AirGlide floatation sub is capable of handling differential pressures up to 12,500 psi.
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The Halliburton AirGlide™ floatation sub can overcome excessive drag forces to run casing to depth. Applied pressure activates the AirGlide™ floatation sub once targeted depth is reached. An innovative glass disk disintegrates into fine, sand-like particles upon activation. Easily pumped through float equipment, the particles will not plugoff or damage equipment. The AirGlide floatation sub is capable of handling differential pressures up to 12,500 psi.
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