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Drilling Fluid Chemicals

Lubricant

Overview

This series of Lubricants is designed to reduce friction between drilling fluids, the wellbore, and drillstring components. By forming a lubricating film at contact interfaces, these products significantly lower torque and drag, enhance drilling efficiency, and minimize mechanical wear. They are suitable for both water-based and oil-based drilling fluids and perform reliably in complex well profiles and challenging conditions.

Technical Specifications

Product Code Function/Application OBM/WBM Temperature (°C) Features Availibility
GN DRIL-EZ 50 Standard-usual lubricant,WBM, produced water or brine WBM 200 Cost-effective, high-performance Liquid / 55gal
GN DRIL-EZ 60 All types of water-based drilling fluids WBM 200 Hydrocarbon-free, ideal for offshore applications Liquid / 55gal
GN DRIL-EZ 80 EP lub in horizon wells WBM 200 Hydrocarbon-free, ideal for offshore applications Liquid / 55gal
GN DRIL-EZ 90 All types of water-based drilling fluids WBM 220 HT application Liquid / 55gal

Key Functions

  • Reduce friction coefficient, torque, and drag
  • Improve lubrication between drillstring and wellbore
  • Enhance sliding performance in directional and horizontal drilling
  • Minimize risks of stuck pipe and mechanical wear
  • Improve overall drilling efficiency and operational safety

Features

  • Excellent lubrication performance under high-load conditions
  • Strong thermal, salt, and contamination resistance
  • Good compatibility with conventional drilling fluid systems
  • Minimal impact on rheology and other fluid properties
  • Available in various types (e.g., oil-based, ester-based, polymer-based, blended systems)
  • Environmentally friendly and biodegradable options available

Applications

  • Horizontal, directional, and extended-reach wells
  • High torque and drag environments
  • High-density or high-solids drilling fluids
  • Conditions prone to stuck pipe or excessive friction
  • Improving rate of penetration (ROP) and reducing equipment wear