Single-shot Pontoon Inclinometer

1 Designed all in one 2 simple structure 3 vibration resistant 4 easy in operation 5 highly reliable

It is a self-floating single-shot electronic inclinometer that can perform inclination, azimuth, and other parameter measurements. Tow floating pontoons are optional based on the specific gravity of the mud and downhole pressure. It is pumped down to the non-magnetic collar to obtain the parameters. When the pump stops and the measurement is completed, the inclinometer buoys up to the well, opens automatically by its own buoyancy, free from steel cable. Easy to operate and time saving are its most significant advantages, especially when being applied in the wells of small inclination. If equipped with proper switch connectors, the inclinometer can perform single-shot hanged measurement, which serves as a standard single-shot inclinometer and offers a flexible and convenient choice to drilling measuring.

Specifications: Inclination range: 0~180° Inclination accuracy: ±0.2° Azimuth range: 0~360° Azimuth accuracy: ±1.5° (for inclination>2.5°) Tool face range: 0~360° Tool face accuracy: ±1.5° (for single-shot hanged measurement) Max operating temperature: 125°C Max pressure: 60MPa (carbon fiber pontoon)/90MPa (aluminum alloy pontoon) Pressure barrel outer diameter: 48mm Probe length: ≤820 mm Probe weight: ≤2.6Kg

Total length: ≤5m

Overall specific gravity: ≤0.85 (carbon fiber pontoon)/ ≤1.25 (aluminum alloy pontoon)

Floating speed: 150m/min

Max working well inclination: 40°

Applicable specific gravity of mud: 0.9~1.8 (carbon fiber pontoon)/1.5 (aluminum alloy pontoon)

Single-shot Pontoon Inclinometer