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Chemical Injection Subs

TIS Pressure In-Situ Test Subs are installed between the lower lubricator section and the wireline valve and are designed to significantly reduce operating costs, by removing the need to pressure test with glycol before every wireline run.

The compact design is suited for offshore operations where the valve has to be lowered onto the xmas tree through a restricted hatch space on the skid deck.

  • 3.00” ID to 9.00” ID through bores
  • Standard or sour service
  • 5,000 Psi, 10,000 Psi and 15,000 Psi, working pressures
  • Choice of primary quick union connection
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