Cameron Adapt SGL
Single-stage compact wellhead system
Overview
Applications
- Unconventional shale plays
- Onshore and offshore locations
- Operations requiring surface casing rotation
- Single-stage (two-string) wellbores
- Suitable for smaller cellars, supporting requirements for confined spaces
Benefits
Increases efficiency
Delivers up to 45% rig time savings; further expedites batch or pad drilling by enabling offline cementing
Lowers HSE risks
Minimizes wellhead penetrations, BOP makeup and breakdown, exposure to hazards in the cellar, and leak paths
Reduces inventory
Accommodates multiple casing sizes and changes to the well program; uses components that are interchangeable across our full range of Adapt wellhead systems
Features
- Housing available with slip-on weld (SOW) or threaded connection for surface casing
- Premium elastomer sealing technology to accommodate severe well conditions
- Internal lockdown mechanism that eliminates leak paths associated with tie-down pin and lock screw designs
- Quick-connect FlangeLock™ low-torque wellhead connector for faster makeup
- OEC hub connection that is interchangeable with a spin-on flange to accommodate standard API bolts and ring gasket
- Optional landing mandrel configuration for surface casing with fully validated metal-to-metal seal that can be run through the diverter and BOP
- Optional drill-through feature to protect the casing hanger when drilling out liner hangers
- Compliance with API Spec 6A and ISO 10423
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Cameron Adapt SGL: Protected by U.S. Patents US 11,661,807, US 12,228,004. Additional patents may be pending in the U.S. and elsewhere.
