Casing Slips
Casing Slips
Casing Slips
150 TON
250 TON
350 TON
CASING SLIPS
“CL”
“3CL”
“CPS”
CL PARTS LIST
DESCRIPTION Part # Wt. lb. Each
Segment - Right 3218 11
Segment - Left 3219 11
Segment - Intermediate 3220 12
Hinge Pin w/ Cotter Pin 3086 2/3
Handle Pin w/ Washer & Cotter Pin 3021 1/3
Steel Handle for Right & Left Segment 3088 3 1/2
Steel Handle for Intermediate Segment 3089 4
Handle- L & R 3
Handle- Intermediate 2
Body Segment 1
Handle Pin 4
Circular Buttons 6A
Retaining Cotter
Hinge Pin 5
7 6 5 4 3
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flex-handles
3088V
RD 13-3/4
RDL RD RDS 11"
16-1/2
CL: 6-5/8" - 48" (4 Taper) Casing Slips 3CL: 9-5/8" - 36" (3 Taper)
13-3/4 11"
3220 DRAWN
WT
3262 CHECKED
QA
APPROVED
7 6 5 4 3
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DEN-CON
1. Good grip, no damageTOOL COMPANY
if all items in good shape
DATA BOOK
GRIPPING PIPE (THE GOOD AND BAD)
the bad
THE GOOD
1. Damage1. to slips
Good grip, no damage if all items in good shape.
2. Crushing or bottlenecking
THE BAD of pipe
3. Damage1. to bowls
Damage to slips
2. Crushing
4. Deformation and or bottlenecking
damageofof pipepipe below slip area
3. Damage to bowls
5. Dropping pipe and damage of pipe below slip area
4. Deformation
5. Dropping pipe.
Retaining Pin
NEW CONDITION
NEW CONDITION
WORN BOWL
OR SLIP
TAPER WORN BOWL
OR SLIP
TAPER
WORN WORN
MASTER WORN WORN BORE
BUSHING BORE MASTER IN BOWL
IN BOWL BUSHING
WORN
WORN ROTARY
ROTARY TABLE
TABLE
REDUCED BACKUP SLIPS UNDER THESE
AREA CAUSES WEAR
CONDITIONS ARE SLIPS UNDER THESE
AND CRUSHING IN
READILY DEFORMED CONDITIONS ARE
BACKS OF SLIPS. REDUCED BACKUP
MAX WEAR READILY DEFORMED
AREA CAUSES WEAR
10-5/8 MAX WEAR
AND CRUSHING IN
10-5/8
WEAR AREAS BACKS OF SLIPS
WEAR AREAS DEN-CON TOOL CO
DRAWN
Warren 10/20/2008
CHECKED OKLAHOMA CITY,O
TITLE
QA
MFG
gripping pipe
APPROVED the good and bad
SIZE DWG NO
Custom Size (inches) GRIPPING PIPE (
SCALE
SHEE
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
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OPERATION
During normal rig floor operations, with handling tools in “good” condition, slips act as a perfect
wedge to grip the pipe without damage and to transmit the string weight radially through the
bushings and bowls.
Slips used incorrectly or with “worn” equipment can cause considerable damage to the slips,
pipe and bowls. Care must be exercised when operating slips.
1. The string must be stopped completely before setting the slips. If the string is in motion
when the slips are set, the pipe can stretch and bounce causing the slips to be thrown out
of the rotary table or causing deformation in the pipe below the slips.
2. Do not set slips on pipe larger than the slip size. This will not only damage the pipe but also
will crack the slip bodies and possibly drop pieces down hole.
3. Care should be taken that slips are never set on the pipe up-set area or the zip-groove
up-set area on collars. This causes damage to the slip bodies as well as the pipe.
The illustrations on the following page “gripping pipe” demonstrate the damage areas that can
result from the miss-use of slips.
MAINTENANCE
CLEANING AND LUBRICATION
Clean the inside taper of the insert bowls of any abrasive materials. Lubricate the outside
portion of the bowls or master bushing and the inside taper of the bowls to prevent the slips
from sticking in the bowls.
The slip back and insert bowl ID should be dressed as well as cleaned to prevent sticking of the
slips. Abrasives in the mud, as well as rotation of the slips, can cause horizontal wear lines on
the mating surfaces.
Dress both of these surfaces using emery cloth in an up and down motion. This will result in the
grain of both mating parts to be in same direction and will greatly reduce friction.
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7 6
DEN-CON TOOL COMPANY5 4 3 2
REDUCED SUPPORT
FOR SLIPS CAUSES
BACKS OF SLIPS TO
CRUSH, BENDING
CRACKS
THE SLIP TOE
0.@6;4
@96=@
Inspection of casing slips same as items 1-4 above.
ZIP LIFT
ZIP LIFT RECSS AREA
RECESS AREA
MFG INS
APPROVED
SIZE
Custom Size (inc
SCALE
7 6 5 4 3 2
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