Committed to Excellence

Name: Aech Energy - Slick Line Service
Address: 107 McFarland Ranch Road, Aledo, TX, 76008, US
Telephone: 817-475-4406

Thank you for your interest in Aech "H" Energy LTD, an emerging leader in wireline solutions.

SERVICES

ABOUT

Aech Energy LTD pronounced "H" Energy, is a full-service slick line and braided line provider in North Texas. We currently have 7 slickline trucks in operation, with two of those units offering both slickline and braided line via double drum. Our operators are highly seasoned and experienced with exposure to differing well conditions across the Barnett, Eagle ford Shale, and Permian Basin. Our units are operated hydraulicly on closed and open loop systems. Our units are QRU setups and can be rigged up and working on your well in minutes. We run 2 man crews also providing a pick up truck for transportation in case of emergencies. We are now offering contracting opportunities with our valued clients.

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SAFETY

While we take pride in our profession and will work diligently to provide an unmatched service, the most important thing to us is that our employees and our clients make it home safely to their families. We are proud to be apart of safety programs such as ISNetworld earning an A Safety Rating, RAVS®, and PEC safety programs through Veriforce using Empower ensuring our employees stay up to date on previous and emerging safety guidelines.

ABOUT

SERVICES

Wireline units servicing plunger lift systems.

Full Service Production Maintenance

We specialize in the installation and removal of plunger lift systems in 2 3/8", and 2 7/8" tubing, and a variety of other services including:

- Tubing Broaching of scale/barium, and other build up that may occur.

- Bailing or the extraction of sand and debris from the wellbore. Drive down bailer, pump bailer, or hydrostatic bailer.

- Paraffin Cutting/Removal from oil producing wells.

- Delivery of Acid/other chemicals via Dump Bailer to treat scale and or other build up in wellbore on stuck equipment

- Shifting Sleeve

- Setting and Removal of tubing plugs / pack offs. X, X(N), and variety of F nipples

X, XN - Size = 2.375", Seal bore 1.875" F N Size = 2.375, Seal bore 1.781", 1812"

Size = 2.875", Seal bore 2.313" F N Size = 2.875", Seal bore 2.187", 2.25"

Size = 3.500", Seal bore 2.813" F N Size = 3.500", Seal bore 2.75, 2.81"

Anything available on request!

When nipple is unavailable for the application of X locks and Plugs: " A", "G", and * "K" Packoffs

*K Pack off plug system is designed to straddle/isolate a hole/failed valve using 2 pack offs and internal piece of tubing bypassing the failure.

- High Pressure Swabbing 7/32" braided line, (down the flowline reducing emissions significantly)

- Production Logging and reservoir test when performing well stimulation

- Perforations above the nipple

* Sand line cutter 5/16"

* Wire Recovery

Our slickline units are equipped with .108" IPS or .108" 25-6MO stainless to work in highly corrosive environments. We also offer a production braided line service with 7/32" and 1/4" cable where slickline has failed to remove equipment from the tubing. In supplementation with the hydraulic oil jars, the braided line has proven to be an excellent solution in the removal of stuck equipment at an economical cost.

Wire/Cable Spec and Pressure Control

.108" IPS 1960lbs breaking load .108" 25-6MO 1250lbs S.W.L
7/32" 1x19 Dycam braided line: 4300lbs S.W.L.
1/4" 1x19 Dycam braided line: 5500lbs S.W.L
3k BOP: Hydrotested 2250lbs
5K BOP: Hydrotested 3750lbs
Lubricator / Stuffing Box : Hydrotested 3750lbs

Production Analysis

We offer a full production logging service of gas lift wells. We are in confident that our production log will deliver reliable and accurate data that will our current and potential clients make informed decisions.

Our logging tool continuously gathers data, recording the pressure, temperature, and flowrate from the surface of the tubing wellbore to clearing the nipple to a stall or desired depth. We can accurately pinpoint all collars, gas lift valves, nipples, EOT, and whether or not there are any down hole failures:

-Closed/ Open valve, washed valve, a HIT.

-We can construct an accurate tubing wellbore diagram for wells newly acquired where information was lost.