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Artificial lift for your site

Build the Surface System Around the Well

When you've chosen rod lift for the greatest drawdown of any form of lift, we've got the wide variety of artificial lift products you need on the jobsite to complete your system. We offer the products you need for your rod lift system, including the polished rod clamp, rod rotator, stuffing box, flow tee and blowout preventer. Build your entire system our products, or pair them seamlessly with any existing production equipment.

  • Support the rod string: Connect the polished rod to the pumping unit with a clamp selected for the required rod size and string load
  • Distribute component wear: Rotate the rod string to help reduce concentrated wear on rod couplings, tubing, and related equipment
  • Maintain the production seal: Seal around the moving polished rod and direct produced fluids and gas into the flow line
  • Control the well during service: Use a rod blowout preventer to close around the polished rod when maintenance or operating conditions require well isolation
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Why operators choose SPM Artificial Lift Consumables

Surface components may be purchased individually, but their dimensions, pressure classes, connections, loads, materials, and operating functions must work as one artificial lift system.

     

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Complete Surface Equipment Options

Select stuffing boxes, rod blowout preventers, rod rotators, and polished rod clamps from one coordinated portfolio.

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Application-Specific Configurations

Match polished rod size, pressure class, connection style, packing, load capacity, temperature requirements, and other product characteristics to the well.

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Integration With Existing Equipment

Use equipment to build a complete rod lift surface system or incorporate qualifying components into an existing production configuration.

    

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Standardized Engineering and Quality

SPM uses standardized drawings, defined specifications, manufacturing-quality processes, testing, and validation to support product consistency.

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North American Availability

Access available artificial lift equipment through distribution centers and oilfield distributors serving major operating basins across North America.

     


     

Artificial Lift for Changing Production Conditions

The correct equipment configuration depends on the production method, well conditions, pressure, fluid properties, rod-string load, environmental requirements, and existing surface equipment.


     

 

High-Pressure Production

Select pressure-rated stuffing boxes, blowout preventers, connections, and supporting components around the anticipated well conditions.


 

Sour-Service Applications

Use qualifying materials and component configurations designed for wells where hydrogen sulfide or other corrosive conditions must be considered.


 

High-Temperature and Viscous Fluids

Evaluate packing, materials, equipment configuration, and operating requirements for wells producing hotter or more viscous fluids.


 

Mature and Declining Wells

Support continued production when natural reservoir energy is no longer sufficient to move the required volume of fluid to the surface.


 

Rod-Pumped Oil Wells

Configure the surface equipment required to support the polished rod, manage produced fluids, control pressure, and maintain continuous pumping movement.


 

Existing System Upgrades

Replace individual components, standardize equipment, or incorporate products into an existing rod lift system.


     

Match Each Component to Its Operating Role

Begin with the complete well and pumping-unit configuration. Confirm the polished rod diameter, rod-string load, pressure, temperature, produced fluid, connection sizes, packing requirements, service environment, maintenance procedures, and existing equipment before selecting individual components.

     

From The Field

Hear directly from SPM experts on the equipment, service considerations, and maintenance priorities that keep artificial lift operations running.

     

     

     

Build the Lift Around the Well

Talk with an SPM expert about your well conditions, polished rod, rod-string load, pressure, temperature, produced fluid, equipment stack, connections, and artificial lift requirements.

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Frequently Asked Questions        

      

Artificial lift uses energy introduced at the surface to help move reservoir fluids to the surface when natural reservoir pressure is insufficient. Common methods include rod lift, gas lift, electric submersible pumps, progressive cavity pumps, and hydraulic pumping systems.

The current portfolio is centered on surface equipment for rod lift and rod pumping systems. Its primary product groups include stuffing boxes, rod blowout preventers, rod rotators, polished rod clamps, and related production-system components.

The configuration may include a wellhead, rod blowout preventer, flow tee, stuffing box, polished rod, rod rotator, polished rod clamp, pumping unit, and application-specific accessories. The exact assembly depends on the well and production requirements.

A stuffing box creates a dynamic seal around the polished rod as it moves through the pumping cycle. It helps contain well pressure and directs produced fluids and gas into the flow line.

Confirm the working pressure, temperature, polished rod size, produced fluid, packing material, base connection, equipment height, alignment, and environmental requirements. The stuffing box must also be compatible with the neighboring surface equipment.