Usefulness of Quality Dies, Inserts and Type C Safety Clamps
Regarding any drilling rig, safety comes first, and running expenses are second in importance. Every second is crucial when a rig is working, and every tiny detail is critical. The efficiency of your process and the longevity of your equipment both improve when you utilize high-quality tools and equipment. The consequences may be severe if even the simplest or smallest component fails. Using generic dies and inserts may save you money, but the price you'll pay if they break during drilling is undoubtedly not worth the savings. Dies For oil rig tubing tongs to grab tool joints without causing damage, dies are required to aid in removing or running in tubular. A dies and insert or "insert" is a common name for this kind of die, although it should not be confused with the bit inserts that will be covered shortly. Different dies must be utilized depending on whether power tongs or manual tongs are used, as well as the size and tolerance variances. Choosing the correct die f