Bent drill pipes and drill collars can lead to vibration, uneven wear, poor tool performance, and increased risk of connection damage. Bend removal and straightening helps restore functional alignment, improve string behavior, and support stable drilling operations.
Bend detection and straightness evaluation
Straightening and bend correction
Runout verification before and after straightening
Support for maintenance and refurbishment programs
Helps reduce vibration and tool instability
Improves connection integrity and downhole performance
Reduces premature wear and failure risk
Supports smoother drilling operations
Incoming inspection and bend evaluation
Straightness/runout measurement
Controlled bend correction process
Re-measurement and confirmation
Final inspection and release
Runout/straightness checking before and after correction
Visual inspection for surface damage or cracks
Handling procedures to protect critical areas
Q1: How do you confirm whether a pipe or collar is bent? A: Straightness is checked by measuring runout and alignment across the length.
Q2: Can straightening restore a part to usable condition? A: In many cases yes, depending on severity of bend and overall condition.
Q3: Will straightening affect the component strength? A: Bend correction is performed in a controlled manner. Final acceptance depends on inspection results.
Send component size, length, and available inspection details. We will guide the feasibility and process plan.
