Tech Unit No: 0620000008

Revision: C

Approved By: Quality Engineer

Date: 2015-1-7

MWB Top-Set Bridge Plug

DESCRIPTION:
The Map Oil Tools Model MWB Top-Set Wireline Bridge Plug is
a compact and economical unit engineered for fast running
downhole on electric wireline.
FEATURES:
Positively-secured packing element and one piece slips
combine to resist premature setting due to well debris or
rough handling and assures protection from the hazards of
high-speed running in the well.
The flat metal backup rings prevent extrusion of the
rubber at high pressure and temperature. Because of their
design, the metal-to-metal contact developed by these
backup rings is made more secure by pressure increases.
An internal ratchet lock ring retains the dynamic force
induced in the retainers during the setting operation. This
simple mechanism assures continued compression of the
packing elements regardless of pressure differentials.
Case-hardened, one piece slips, designed to bite casing
hardness up to P110, are located at each end of plug - final
assurance of plug pack-off security. When the need arises,
these slips are easily drilled out.

Casing

Setting Range
Tool OD
Min ID Max ID (in.)
(in.)
(in.)

Shear
Stud
Value
(lbs)

Bridge Plug
Setting
Tool

OD
(in.)

Wt
(lbs/ft)

2 3/8

4.0-5.8

1.780

2.074

1.75

2 7/8

6.4-6.5

2.340

2.525

2.22

3 1/2

12.8-15.8

2.548

2.764

2.43

13,000

3 1/2

5.7-10.3

2.867

3.258

2.75

5.6-14.0

3.340

3.732

3.14

4 1/2

9.5-15.1

3.826

4.090

3.59

11.5-20.8

4.156

4.560

3.93

11.5-20.8

4.156

4.560

3.93

5 1/2

13.0-23.0

4.580

5.044

4.31

5 1/2

13.0-23.0

4.580

5.044

4.31

0620431008

5 3/4

14.0-26.0

4.890

5.290

4.70

6 5/8

17.0-32.0

5.595

6.135

17.0-35.0

6.004

7 5/8

20.0-39.0

8 5/8

Part Number

Approx.
Weight
KG LBS

Wireline
Adapter Kit

0620175008

0610175050

0620222088

0610222050

0620243008

11

0610243050

9,000

0620275008

13

20,000

0620314008

10

23

0620314100

0620359008

14

31

0620359100

16

35

19

42

0620470008

27

60

0620470100

5.37

0620537008

38

84

0620537100

6.538

5.68

0620568008

41

91

0620568110

6.625

7.125

6.31

0620631008

47

104

0620631100

24.0-49.0

7.511

8.097

7.12

0620712008

58

128

0620712100

9 5/8

29.3-58.4

8.435

9.063

8.12

0620812008

74

163

0620812100

10 3/4

32.75-60.7

9.660

10.192

9.43

0620943008

128

281

0620943100

60.0-83.0

10.192

10.772

9.94

0620994008

135

297

0620994100

38.0-60.0

10.772

11.150

10.43

0621043008

150

330

0621043100

13 3/8

48.0-80.7

12.175

12.715

11.88

0621188008

219

482

0621188100

16

65.0-118.0

14.576

15.25

14.12

0621412008

280

616

0621412100

20

94.0-133.0

18.730

19.124

18.37

0621837008

370

814

0621837100

11 3/4

9,000
1 11/16
GO

#10

0620393007
33,000

#20

0620393008

#10

0620431007

#20
50,000

Diff.
Pressure
(275 F)

0620275050
0620275100

0620393110

10,000

0620393100
0620431110
0620431100

8,000

3,000

1,500

Note: The following configurations are available upon request:

(1) High temperature packing elements;
(2) Carbide inserted slips for premium casing;

WIRELINE SET BRIDGE PLUG:

The Map Oil Tools MWB Top-Set Bridge Plug can be
set using a Baker style Pressure Setting Assembly
(Wireline Setting Tool or Hydraulic Setting Tool). If
other manufacturers equipment is to be used for
setting, please contact your Map Oil Tools
representative for the appropriate change-over kit. A
Wireline Adapter Kit is required to adapt the
appropriate Pressure Setting Assembly to the Bridge
Plug. Please check the Tool Compatibility Guide on
Page 2 for the proper setting equipment.
OPERATION:
The Map Oil Tools MWB Top-Set Bridge Plug is
attached to the Wireline Pressure Setting Assembly
with the appropriate Wireline Adapter Kit and run to
the setting depth. When the Pressure Setting
Assembly is actuated, the Adjuster Sub moves upward
with respect to the setting sleeve of the adapter kit
and squeezes the plug, thus setting the slips and
packing-off the element.
The Pressure Setting Assembly develops force in
excess of that required to set the plug. This excess
force is used to release the running mechanism from
the bridge plug by breaking the tension stud between
the two.
ASSEMBLY OF WIRELINE SET BRIDGE PLUG AND
ADAPTER KIT TO THE #10 WIRELINE PRESSURE
SETTING ASSEMBLY :
1. Screw Setting Sleeve onto the Wireline Pressure
Setting Assembly.
2. Install the Lock Spring on the Tension Stud.
3. Make Tension Stud up to Wireline Pressure
Setting Assembly until Setting Sleeve contacts the
Bridge Plug.

ASSEMBLY OF WIRELINE SET BRIDGE PLUG AND

ADAPTER KIT TO THE #20 WIRELINE PRESSURE
SETTING ASSEMBLY :
1. Make up Adjuster Sub onto the Wireline Pressure
Setting Assembly and install Set Screw.
2. Screw Setting Sleeve onto the Wireline Pressure
Setting Assembly and install Set Screw.
3. Be sure the Tension Stud is installed in the Bridge
Plug and install the Lock Spring on the Tension
Stud. Stud should make up approximately 15/16
for the 4-1/2 thru 5-1/2 sizes & 1-1/8 for all
larger tools.
4. Make up Tension Stud to the Adjuster Sub until
Setting Sleeve contacts the Bridge Plug.
ASSEMBLY OF WIRELINE SET BRIDGE PLUG AND
ADAPTER KIT TO THE 1 11/16 GO WIRELINE
PRESSURE SETTING ASSEMBLY :
1. Screw Setting Sleeve onto to the Wireline
Pressure Setting Assembly
2. Ensure the Tension Stud is installed in Bride Plug.
3. Make up Tension Stud to Wireline Pressure
Setting Assembly.
CAUTION: DO NOT WRENCH! All above operations
should be performed by hand.
NOTE: (6-5/8 & larger) This step is easier if performed
while the Pressure Setting Assembly is hanging in the
derrick.
Once the plug has been made up to the setting
equipment, proceed by running to setting depth and
set the tool per wireline operating procedures. When
the Pressure Setting Assembly is removed from the
well, remove the wireline adapter kit for reuse.

Baker Style Adapter

Setting Sleeve

GO Style Adapter

Tension Stud

SIZE: 2 7/8" 4 1/2"

SIZE: 5" 20"

Wireline Adapter Kit Dimensional Data

Dim
(in) 2 3/8" 2 7/8"
A
B
C
D
E

1.750
1.406
-

2.250

Size
3 1/2"
3 1/2"
12.8-15.8# 5.7-10.3#

2.438
7.313
1.500
1.875
-

2.750
1.875
-

4"

4 1/2"

5"

5 1/2" 5 3/4" 6 5/8"

3.140 3.500 3.938 4.313 4.700

12.875
16.000
12.500
2.125
3.000
3.063 3.750
-

7"

5.375 5.688
10.500
4.500

7 5/8" 8 5/8" 9 5/8" 10 3/4"

6.313
9.563
5.000

7.125 8.125 9.438

9.125
9.500
6.000 7.000 8.000
8.750
2.938

11 3/4" 11 3/4"
13 3/8"
60-83# 38-60#

16"

20"

9.938 10.438 11.875 14.125 18.375

9.906
11.875
8.500 9.406 10.000 12.500 17.000

Wireline Adapter Kit Parts List

2 3/8" 3 1/2"
Size and Part Number
3 1/2"
12.8-15.8#

Qty

2 3/8"

2 7/8"

Setting Sleeve

0610175050

0610222050

Wireline Pressure Setting Tool

Item #

Description

3 1/2"
5.7-10.3#

Setting Sleeve Only

1

0620243050

0610275050

1 11/16" GO

Wireline Adapter Kit Parts List

4" 7"
Size and Part Number
Item #

Description

Qty

4"

4 1/2"

5"

5 1/2"

5"

5 1/2"

5 3/4"

6 5/8"

7"

0620314100

0620359100

0620393110

0620431110

0620393100

0620431100

0620470100

0620537100

0620568100

0610314050

0610356050
0610393150
Not Used

0610431150

0610393050

0610431050

0610475050
0660020035

0610537050

0610568050

1
2

Setting Sleeve
Adjuster Sub

1
1

Lock Spring

0525307201

0525307202

Socket Set Screw

Not Used

0545620092

Wireline Pressure
Setting Tool

Baker #10

Baker #20

Wireline Adapter Kit Parts List

7 5/8" - 20"
Size and Part Number
Item #

Description

Qty

7 5/8"

8 5/8"

9 5/8"

10 3/4"

11 3/4"
60-83#

11 3/4"
38-60#

13 3/8"

16"

20"

0620631100

0620712100

0620812100

0620943100

0620994100

0621043100

0621188100

0621412100

0621837100

0610631050

0610712050

0610812050

0610950050

0610994050

0611043050

0611200050

0621412050

0621837050

Setting Sleeve

Adjuster Sub

0660020035

Lock Spring

0525307202

Socket Set Screw

0545620092

Wireline Pressure
Setting Tool

Baker #20

RECOMMENDED REMOVAL TECHNIQUES FOR

CEMENT RETAINERS & BRIDGE PLUGS:
Drilling is the preferred method for removing
drillable cement retainers and bridge plugs since it
usually can be accomplished in less than 10 percent
of the time required to mill-out the same device.
This can best be explained by the fact that milling
causes small cuttings that tend to block mill
penetration while the drilling causes a chiseling
effect which breaks pieces away and floats them to
the surface. Drilling with a short tooth medium hard
formation rock bit is usually the best combination
for retainer and plug removal.
SUGGESTED DRILLING TECHNIQUE:
Though the best drilling technique will vary with
equipment availability, a typical combination would
consist of a short or medium tooth hard formation
bit (IADC codes 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 2-4, and 3-1), 75 to
120 RPM rotary speed and drill collars as necessary
for weight and bit stabilization.
To drill the retainer or plug:
1. Apply 5,000 7,000 lbs. until the top end of the
mandrel is drilled (4 5 in.)
2. Increase weight to 2,000 3,000 lbs. per inch of
bit diameter to drill out the remainder of the
retainer.
EXAMPLE: use 9,500 14,250 lbs. for a 4-3/4
diameter bit.
When normal circulation is to be used, place a junk
basket above the bit. If reverse circulation is
planned, a casing scraper or other equipment in the
tubing string above the bit should have an inside
fluid passage as large as the passage through the bit
so cuttings will not bridge off the I.D.

Penetration may be stopped by bit tracking which

is usually caused by insufficient weight on the bit.
Bit tracking occurs when bit teeth travel in the same
indentation of track made by the previous tooth.
Successive tooth impact to the same location will
sometimes deepen the track until the indentations
equal the tooth length, reducing the impact of the
teeth to the point they will no longer penetrate.
Drilling penetration may be reestablished by raising
the bit off of the retainer, and then lowering the bit
back onto the retainer while maintaining rotation.
NOTE: Drilling times are directly related to tool size,
bit stability, drilling weight, pump rate, bit RPM,
type of bit, drilling fluid, etc. The combination of
high mud viscosity and high pump rates may lift the
bit off of the retainer during drilling. The same
consideration should be used when drilling cement
retainers and bridge plugs as would be used when
drilling medium hard rock formations.
SUGGESTED MILLING TECHNIQUE:
If equipment availability or other considerations
dictate that the milling technique must be used, the
recommended combination is a concave face junk
mill, rotated at 60 150 RPM with 5,000 8,000
lbs. on the mill.
Use mud viscosity of 60 cps and a minimum annular
velocity of 120 ft. /min. to assure cutting removal.
When ready to begin milling operations, start the
mill above the target and lower it slowly onto the
target. Do not apply weight in excess of the
recommended amount; high weight can tear out
chunks of cast iron and make a bailer trip necessary
to remove them and reestablish drilling
penetration. Maintain a constant milling rate by
adding weight as the retainer is milled away.

Variations in bit speed and weight should be made

to help break up metal parts to re-establish bit
penetration should it cease while drilling.