Exploration • Drilling • Field Services
Money down the pan!
A typical downhole centraliser problem,
with 4 days downtime, costs $1million to put right. That’s money thrown away.
Choosing a Centek centraliser will help you get to bottom first time. Well costs plummet, when there’s no spend on pulling pipe, stuck pipe, wiper trips, side tracks, plug backs or lost wells. Downtime and rig costs are minimised.
So stop flushing money down the pan. If it was your money would you be wasting it?
Contact Centek on
sales@centekltd.co.uk or visit
www.centekltd.co.uk
For more information ✔ at
www.engineerlive.com/iog
A WORLD-CLASS SERVICE MARINE AND OFFSHORE
C-MAR Group is a global marine offshore services company with more than 20 years experience in the industry. We have earned a world class reputation for quality, value, experience and expertise. Our core provision includes manpower services, training provision and technical solutions tailored to the client’s needs and delivered as an integrated package.
C-MAR’s global network of regional teams service a broad client base including oil majors, drilling and marine contractors, vessel owners and the world’s leading navies.
C-MAR.COM
C-MAR believes this range of service provision is unique to the industry and is demonstrated by our track record in 3 global market areas.
Marine Crewing Management – specialists in offshore vessel owner market entry and full offshore vessel crewing services.
The DP Centre – probably the largest global DP training and consultancy organisation.
Sub Sea Engineering (SSE) – one of the largest providers of SSE (BOP) manpower services to international drilling contractors.
Houston | London | Singapore | Rio de Janeiro | Mumbai | Prince Edward Island | Split | Aberdeen | Dubai
MA6483_C-MAR_DCP_Ad_update_Lanscape.indd 1 For more information ✔ at
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