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API 5CT Seamless Tubing Pipe OCTG

API 5CT Seamless Tubing Pipe OCTG

Features

  • Seamless construction that holds internal pressure along the whole length of the string
  • Thinner wall than casing, built to carry fluids rather than support the wellbore
  • L80 9Cr and 13Cr options for wells with H2S or CO2 in the produced fluid
  • Three connection styles, so the string can be matched to well depth and pressure
  • Every length hydrostatically tested, drifted, and inspected before dispatch
  • Custom lengths, coatings, and thread protection available

Specifications

ParameterSpecification
StandardAPI 5CT / ISO 11960
GradesH40, J55, N80, L80, C90, T95, P110
Manufacturing ProcessSeamless, hot rolled
Heat TreatmentNormalized, normalized and tempered, or quenched and tempered, per grade
Outside Diameter1.050″ to 4 1/2″ (26.7 to 114.3 mm)
Wall Thickness2.9 to 12.7 mm, per API 5CT weight table
LengthR1 (6.10 to 7.32 m), R2 (8.53 to 9.75 m), R3 (11.58 to 12.80 m)
End ConnectionsNU (non-upset), EU (external upset), IJ (integral joint)
Surface FinishBlack, varnished, painted, or galvanized
TestingHydrostatic, non-destructive examination, drift, tensile, hardness, and impact on request
Typical UseProduction tubing for oil and gas wells

Grades and Mechanical Properties

Grade Yield Strength (MPa) Tensile Strength min (MPa) Typical Service
H40 276 to 552 414 Shallow, low-pressure wells
J55 379 to 552 517 Standard sweet service wells
N80 (Type 1 and Q) 552 to 758 689 Medium depth wells
L80 (Type 1, 9Cr, 13Cr) 552 to 655 655 Sour and CO2 corrosive service
C90 / T95 621 to 758 689 / 724 High-strength sour service
P110 758 to 965 862 Deep, high-pressure wells

Size Chart

Size (in)Outside Diameter (mm)Available Connections
1.050″26.7NU, EU
1.315″33.4NU, EU, IJ
1.660″42.2NU, EU, IJ
1.900″48.3NU, EU, IJ
2 3/8″60.3NU, EU
2 7/8″73.0NU, EU
3 1/2″88.9NU, EU
4″101.6NU, EU
4 1/2″114.3NU, EU

Use Case

  • Carrying oil, gas, and water from the reservoir to the surface
  • Protecting the casing from corrosive fluids, heat, and erosion
  • Injecting water, steam, or chemicals for enhanced oil recovery
  • Running downhole tools and equipment
  • Onshore and offshore production wells
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