Packers

CDI Oil & Gas provides mechanical and hydraulic oilfield packers for injection, production, fracturing, and acidizing applications. Designed for reliable zonal isolation and stable setting in demanding downhole environments, our packers can be customized to specific well conditions. Injection packers support water injection, acidizing, and zonal plugging, while production packers are designed for layered testing, production, and water shut-off in vertical and inclined wells.

Our fracturing and acidizing packers include selected models rated up to 70 MPa for high-pressure stimulation and horizontal well drag-and-frac operations. Compatible auxiliary tools, including quick couplings, sand screens, and safety valves, are also available.

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Our Oilfield Packers for Different Applications

Our packers support a wide range of downhole operations where reliable zonal isolation and controlled fluid flow are required.

How to Select the Right Packer?

Selecting the right packer depends on the well configuration, application, operating conditions, and completion requirements.

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01

Define the Well Type & Application

Consider the well type, vertical, inclined, or horizontal, and the application, such as production, injection, fracturing, or acidizing.

02

Casing & Tubing

Match the packer to the casing and tubing dimensions for proper installation and sealing.

03

Pressure & Temperature

Ensure the packer is rated for the expected downhole pressure, differential pressure, and temperature.

04

Setting Method

Select a mechanical or hydraulic setting design according to the completion configuration and operating requirements.

05

Well Conditions

Consider well fluids, chemical exposure, isolation requirements, and other downhole conditions.

Not Sure Which Packer Fits Your Well?

Packer Technical Specifications

Packer specifications vary by model and application. The following parameters should be considered when selecting a suitable configuration.

ParameterAvailable Configurations
Packer TypeProduction / Injection / Fracturing & Acidizing
Setting MethodMechanical / Hydraulic
Well TypeVertical / Inclined / Horizontal
ApplicationProduction / Injection / Fracturing / Acidizing / Testing
Anchoring MechanismSlip / Drag / Hydraulic / Bidirectional
Pressure RatingModel dependent; selected models up to 70 MPa
Sealing ConfigurationModel dependent
Casing SizeAccording to model
Tubing SizeAccording to completion design
Temperature RatingAccording to model and well conditions
ConnectionAccording to model / project requirements
ConfigurationCustomizable

Note: Detailed dimensions, pressure ratings, temperature ratings, connections, sealing configurations, and operating specifications vary by packer model. Contact our engineering team for product drawings and detailed technical data.

Auxiliary Tools for Packer Systems

In addition to packers, CDI Oil & Gas can provide compatible auxiliary tools to support complete downhole completion and intervention configurations.

Quick Couplings

Quick coupling solutions for convenient connection and integration of compatible downhole components.

Sand Screens

Sand-control components designed to support formation fluid management in applications where sand production is a concern.

Safety Valves

Downhole safety components designed to support additional flow-control and well-control requirements.

Why Choose CDI Oil & Gas Packers?

FAQs about Packers

Mechanical packers are activated through mechanical manipulation of the completion string, while hydraulic-set packers use controlled hydraulic pressure to activate the setting mechanism.

The 211 Series Drag Frac Packer is designed specifically for horizontal well perforating and fracturing tubing strings. The 244 Series and 344 Series also provide solutions for demanding fracturing and acidizing applications.

Yes. Packer configurations can be adapted to project requirements, subject to engineering review. Customers can provide casing size, tubing size, pressure, temperature, well trajectory, application, and other relevant well conditions for technical evaluation.