INTRODUCING


THE MOST ADVANCED QUINTUPLEX PUMP


EVER INVENTED


ShalePumps Quintuplex pumps are engineered and built to be smaller, lighter and smoother than any conventional triplex design. Its fi ve cylinders provide optimal pressure with minimal variance to deliver greater volume with lower operating loads. Its unique roller bearing design reduces internal friction for continuous, trouble-free operation 24/7/365.


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To get the next generation quintuplex, talk to the people who invented multiplex pumps: ShalePumps.


For inquiries contact Jason C. Williams / Peyton D. Waters, III


713.466.0026 shalepumps.com


Mr. Ellis Williams circa 1952


8643 Bennett Rd. Benton, IL 62812


Phone: (618) 435-5000 Fax: (618) 438-0026


() Rick Corn Rick Corn


rlcbit77@frontier.com Cell: (618) 927-5586


rlcbit77@frontier.com Cell: (618) 927-5586


• New & Used Bits from 2 7/8" to 36" • TCI - TOOTH - NEW & USED


• Over 10,000 Bits In Stock For: Oil, Gas, Water Well, Geothermal, Exploration, Construction, Etc.


• We Also Carry PDC Bits, Hammers and Hammer Bits • We Can Build Stabilizers In Any Size and With Any Connection


• We Build Hole Openers and We Can Even Rebuild YOUR Hole Opener “Vertical - Horizontal - HDD”


• We Make Sub Adaptors with Any Connection


• Quick Turnaround - All Work is Done In-House - All Materials Are In-Stock


GLOBAL SHIPPING WWW.RLCBIT.COM


8643 Bennett Rd. Benton, IL 62812


Phone: (618) 435-5000 Fax: (618) 438-0026


We want to BUY your


New Surplus Bits, Used Bits, & Junk Bits!


AMERICAN MANUFACTURER


Model Range from 300 HP to 2400 HP


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