CURRENT PROJECTS

Gulf of Mexico
In 2007, ThinJack was first used in the Gulf of Mexico, and has since been used to solve a number of challenges including separating a 5,000 lb Master Block from a wellhead. Since this initial separation, ISI field crews have been called out to a growing number of other individual locations to separate corroded and rusted flanges. These are where space limitations, deck strength, lifting control and time constraints have made ThinJack the technology of choice for convenience, protecting the tubing hanger neck and cost-efficiency.

Australia
Twelve well or christmas tree flanges were separated with ThinJack technologies in 2008 and early 2009.

North Sea
ThinJack continues to establish a strong reputation in the North Sea for achieving successful and fast separations, often in difficult and inclement conditions.