The Next Generation Stabilizers and Reamers
have been successfully deployed with the following companies:
Our Video Story
This video is a visual introduction to the new Reamertool, which can be run as a Stabilizer, a Reamer or as a Hybrid.
Meet the Team
Founded on Experience. Driven by Innovation.
Over 45 years of experience in the oil & gas industry has led to the foundation of ED Projects. The independent service and R&D company was established with the goal to address the challenges faced by today’s drilling industry.
Our Tools in Action
Great Stabilization
Design features
- Dome-shaped, low friction interchangeable blades
- 6 or 8 points of contact
- Flow profile with optimized hydrodynamics
- Surface-adjustable gauge size
Benefits
- Reduced torque and drag
- Improved weight transfer and tool face control when slide drilling
- BHA vibration dampening
- Increased stability
- Resistance to balling up and packing off
- Reduced risk of swab and surge
- Minimized damage to mud cake while drilling and tripping
- Fine-tuning BHA performance with adjustable gauge size
- Interchangeable blades reduce tools turnover time and rig inventory
Reamer / Hybrid Reamer
The Reamerblade tool is designed to minimise borehole tortuosity by elongating micro doglegs and borehole spiral patterns. The Reamerblades are interchangeable with the Switchblade® bodies and can be configured either eccentric or concentric.
This addition to the Switchblade® range will add versatility, enabling the operator to configure the tool as a reamer, stabilizer or a combination of both. To optimise performance, the Reamerblade should be run in tension and high-up the drill string.
A R&D Company
Custom Designs
Quick Turnaround
Experienced Team
European Drilling Projects is highly reactive R&D company that tailors our innovation to our client needs. The company leads the way in designing solutions that the industry needs in the harsh ever evolving downhole environment.
Latest ED-Projects News
Stay up-to-date on our latest developments and follow our news page. The latest 3 posts are displayed below.
1/4″ Under gauge!
In this video, Tom is explaining the advantages of running stabilizers ¼” under-gauge in comparison to 1/8”. Running stabilizers too close to gauge can cause pinch points coming out of a hole which we know is not cylindrical. Remember: 1/8” only is the...
Hey Tom! episode 3 – What we are trying to achieve with our stabilizers.
Here's our third episode of Tom explaining what he's trying to do with our stabilizers. Let us know what you think!
Hey Tom! episode 2 | ED-Projects
The second episode in our Hey Tom! series. This time: converting the stabilizer into a reamer. Please find out more information here:...