Well Service Packing
Tuff Breed® well service packing products are available in a variety of materials to meet your specific requirements.
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Well Service Packing (WSP) Products
(All WSP products come in complete sets and replacement sets.)
General Service 449 — a versatile product manufactured with NBR on polyester/cotton fabric for outstanding performance in fracturing and cementing applications
High-Pressure WSP01 — a high-performance modified PTFE for reliability and durability in high pressures, chemical fracs and CO2 applications
Extreme Service WSP3 — an NBR on a proprietary aramid fabric for extreme service performance in high pressures and where abrasive proppants are used
Header Ring Material Description
886 Lubricated HNBR — extended-life elastomer with internal lubrication
CHR Composite HNBR — designed for durability in CO2 applications
909LF Low Friction FKM Material – engineered for use harsh chemical fracs
Wiper Ring Material Description
886 Lubricated HNBR — extended-life elastomer with internal lubrication
888 Proprietary HNBR — when harsher conditions are present
Polyurethane — for added abrasion resistance
The descriptions, design and performance information, and recommended uses for the products described herein are based generally on our design and manufacturing experience, product testing in specific conditions, and industry standards. The foregoing information is for general guidance only and in no circumstances should such information be seen or relied upon as a guaranty or warranty of design or warranty of performance of any product described herein. All warranties regarding any of the products described herein shall be given in writing at the time of sale of such products. Each purchaser of such products must decide if the products are suitable to the intended us of such purchaser. We strongly recommend that all purchasers and potential purchasers of our products properly test such products to verify such suitability.
