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Integrated motor increases overall performance in harsh conditions

The DynaForce DTX thin-wall motor improves drilling performance in harsh drilling environments with its innovative high-torque transmission and drive shaft design. The thin-wall power section offers increased power output to help you maximize ROP, reduce motor-stall risk, and improve steering accuracy.

Applications

  • Performance drilling
  • Drilling of hard rock and interbedded formations
  • High-dogleg-severity trajectories

Benefits

  • Optimizes drilling performance with increased WOB and torque range 
  • Increases reliability with integrated power section and lower end
  • Improves ROP in harsh drilling environments 
  • Increases operational temperature range

Features

  • Thin-wall power section
  • Hard-rubber elastomer
  • High-torque transmission and drive shaft
  • High-capacity bearing section
  • Adjustable, fixed, or straight housing
  • Optional short bit-to-bend motor configuration for 8 3/8- to 9 7/8-in hole sizes
Two rig hands guide a clean BHA, including a PDC bit and drilling motor, down a well
Simple shaded rendering of a Dynaforce DTX motor in a BHA from the side
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i-Power service and DynaForce DTX motor improve drilling performance in interbedded and abrasive strata.

Video Choose the Right Motor and Go Farther

Yezid Arevalo, Drilling Optimization Product Champion, highlights the latest innovations and updates to power sections that help push your bit to go farther. These include the DynaForce DTX thin-wall motor, the Powerlast life-extending motor elastomer, and mud motor modeling.

Product Sheet DynaForce DTX Thin-Wall Motor

Improves drilling performance in harsh conditions with high-torque transmission and drive shaft design.

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