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CMIB Light

Internal-bypass cement manifold

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Torque rated up to 30,000 ft.lbf [68,000 N.m]
Hook load rated up to 750,000 lbm [340,194 kg]
Rated to 10,000 psi [69 MPa]

Manage land cementing operations that require rotating or reciprocating a liner

The CMIB Light internal bypass cement manifold is well suited for smaller rigs on land where weight and handling are constraints. The CMIB Light is used to control the flow of cement and displacement fluids during liner cementing applications with a top drive on the rig. The CMIB creates a flow path for cement and displacement fluids without allowing them to pass through the rig's top drive assembly, preventing cement contamination of the top drive components.

Configure plug or ball drops for your cementing requirements

A CMIB Light unit comprises an internal bypass manifold with modular ball-drop and plug-drop assemblies. The one-piece swivel housing eliminates threads, flanges, and welds while increasing strength and reducing the bending loads on the inlets. Drop mechanisms are self-contained for low maintenance. 

A CMIB Light can be configured for single-plug, dual-plug, or single-ball-drop operations. They are suitable for running and cementing all types of liner hangers, including rotating and reciprocating liner hanger systems. 

CMIB Light Internal bypass cement manifold
CMIB Light Internal bypass cement manifold

Cemented Liner Hanger Systems

Versatile options for multiple applications

Enhance well stability and protect the casing.

PDPC and LWPC

Pumpdown plug and liner wiper plug for liner cementing

Separate cement from displacement fluid during liner cementing operations and then drill out rapidly.
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Product Sheet CMIB

Cabezal para la cementacin con paso de flujo interno (bypass).

Product Sheet CMIB Light

Well suited for smaller rigs on land where weight and handling are constraints.

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