SOKOL Drilling motors and tools

Shock tools

Shock tools

The SOKOL Shock tool is engineered to dampen drill string vibrations caused by drilling. The shock tool design guarantees efficient operation under various combina­tions of impact loads on the bit and pressure drops in a drilling fluid.

Reliable belleville disk springs are used to reduce the vibration and ensure optimum tool rigidity and allow high impact loading to be applied to the shock tool.

Splined connection between the housing and the shaft effectively transmits torque during rotary drilling.

For maximum effectiveness, the shock tool should be placed above the mud motor during sliding and above the bit during rotary drilling.

Technical specification

Nominal OD
(inch)
Length
(ft)
Thru Bore
(inch)
Tensile Yield (lbs Pump Open
Area
(inch2)
Torsional
Limit
(ft-lbs)
Approx.
Weight
(lbs)
3,38 7,9 1,00 102 000 5,9 8 000 225
3,50 7,8 1,00 239 000 5,9 10 000 230
4,75 10,7 1,25 561 500 11,0 20 000 540
6,25 11,7 2,25 926 000 19,6 37 900 1 000
6,50 11,6 2,25 960 000 19,6 39 500 1 030
6,75 11,5 2,75 837 400 21,6 46 400 1 100
8,00 11,9 2,75 1 378 800 30,6 104 600 1 690
9,00 12,3 3,00 1 502 000 38,5 125 000 2 220
9,50 12,3 3,00 1 209 000 41,3 131 000 2 250
10,00 12,3 3,00 1 246 500 41,3 132 300 2 680
11,00 12,0 3,00 1 628 300 63,6 225 600 3 240
12,00 12,0 3,00 1 628 300 63,6 345 400 3 900
14,00 14,0 3,00 2 500 000 78,5 520 600 5 600

Features & Benefits

  • Reduces impact loading on the bit to extend bit life and enhance reliability of drilling tools
  • Suitable for use in temperatures to 120°C, with optional seals available for temperatures up to 160°C
  • Shorter well construction period
  • Reduces wear and tear on rig and equipment
  • Reduces fatigue failures on drill collars and drill pipe
  • Reduces torsional and lateral drill string vibrations
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