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Circulating Head OCTG

A solution to connect your casing string with the mud system

Circulating Head is used for circulating the string hydro test up to 6000 psi. Maximum weight is 250kg and it cannot be used to lift the full string. Circulating Head is also known as circulating swedges, waterbushing OCTG x WECO®( Hammer union), cross over OCTG x WECO® and pump-in sub (WECO® and hammer union are interchangeable).

Benefits
Benefits
Ensure Well Integrity through integrated VAM® accessories offer
Cost competitiveness with taylor made solutions
Easy supply chain and Global network
Connection
Connection & Material

Connection

  • Hammer union end – Generally 1502 2”
  • OCTG end
    All API T&C connections 
    All VAM® OCTG T&C connections
    All VAM® OCTG Integral connections
    Other connections available upon request

Material Type

Round bar, mechanical steel

Performance
Characteristic & Performance

Size Range

  • OCTG: 5” to 24”
  • Hammer union: Generally 1502 2”

Available Lengths

1.5’ to 3’

Performance

  • Internal pressure up to 6000 psi
  • Lifting with the hammer union: 200kg max.
  • Cannot lift the full string
Grades
Grades

Material Grades

Yield strength min 110ksi or 125 ksi
(No API or Vallourec proprietary grades).

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Stories
Customer Story
"Vallourec has developed an innovative and ultra-competitive solution for complex cross-over with high reduction of diameters. Thanks to our patented forging process, Vallourec has been able to propose a unique solution to a major IOC allowing to use traditional Sour Service pipe material instead of a costly Inconel bar. Thus, Vallourec combines well integrity and cost reduction."