Coiled Tubing Units
Coiled tubing units for intervention, plug-drill, pumping support, and compact field deployment.
What buyers compare
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- pull force
- tubing capacity
- reel arrangement
- injector system
- mounting type
- control cabin layout
Technical highlights
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Category products
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Multi Function Heavy Duty Spooling Device
The circulating manifold system to realize the dual functions of quick changing working reel and spooling
Plug Drill Pumping Skid
Plug Drill Pumping Skid for skid-mounted, plug drill.
SKB70 Air Compressor Pumping Truck
The equipment serves with a coiled tubing unit, heating and pumping of different media and flushing the inner wall of the coiled tubing
Skid Mounted Coiled Tubing Unit
Applicable to deep well unconventional oil & gas, and offshore oil & gas exploration
SLG180 Coiled Tubing Unit
Highly integrated design. No need to remove coil tubing and control pipeline, transportation as one unit
SLG270 Coiled Tubing Unit
Injector transported with coils to reduce on-site installation time
SLG360 Coiled Tubing Unit
Compact layout, visible pipe arrangement, easy operation
SLG450 Coiled Tubing Unit
Separate layout to maximize the tubing capacity
Adjacent equipment groups
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Snubbing Units
Snubbing and hydraulic workover units for low, medium, and high pressure wells across land and offshore jobs.
FamilyPumping Unit
Pump families for mud circulation, plunger service, fracturing duty, and skid-mounted field deployment.
FamilyHigh Pressure Fluid Control Products
High pressure manifolds, wellhead devices, lubricators, testing manifolds, and fluid control elements for demanding field use.
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What matters most in a coiled tubing unit selection
Pull force, reel capacity, injector layout, and installation speed usually decide the final model.
NewsCold-weather and desert rigs solve different problems
Climate adaptation is not cosmetic; it affects insulation, filtration, heating, and mobility choices.
FAQHow do I choose the right model?
Start from the working condition, target capacity, mounting type, and control preference. Then compare the category-specific fields on the product page before asking for a quotation.
FAQCan the equipment be customized for different working conditions?
Yes. The product families in this site are organized by working condition, drive system, and mounting type, which makes customization discussion more direct.
FAQWhat technical information do you need before quotation?
Normally we need the operating environment, target capacity, pressure or load requirement, mounting preference, and any site limitations such as road, climate, or platform space.
How to read this family
A short buyer note that explains the decision points behind the page.
Injector arrangement, reel capacity, tubing diameter, and installation speed are the fields buyers compare first.
The unit has to stay compact enough for the site plan while still giving the crew a workable control layout.
If the field job changes often, transport package and reel handling are as important as pull force.
A useful page should make the difference between intervention capacity and deck or pad fit very clear.
When more than one model shares the same family name, the reel package and rig-up time usually decide the shortlist.
Extra selection notes
A short expansion for families that need more buyer-facing explanation.
Coiled Tubing Units also matters because the unit has to fit intervention work without taking over the whole wellsite.
The buyer should compare injector pull force, reel size, and tubing diameter before looking at smaller options.
If the unit is used offshore or in tight pads, module weight and lift points become part of the buying decision.
A page for this family is more useful when it separates transport fit from job capacity.
The same family name can hide very different reel and injector choices, so the duty split should be clear.
Rig-up speed is part of the real cost, especially when the well window is short and the crew has to move quickly.