OPERATION MANUAL

9 5/8 MMR CEMENT RETAINER

 Features/Description

Sets securely in any hardness casing, including premium grades

Ratchet lock ring secures dynamic setting force

One-piece packing element and flat metal backup rings which combine for
superior seal

Rated to 10,000 psi at 300 Deg F(70 durometer nitrile element)

Rated to 10,000 psi at 350 Deg F(80 durometer nitrile element)

Rated to 10,000 psi at 400 Deg F(90 durometer nitrile element)

Can be simply converted to MWR cement retainer

Case-hardened, one piece slips virtually eliminate premature setting, yet

are easily drilled out

Locked together design and extra clearance safely speeds run-in

Fin bottom to aid in preventing "Spinning" during drillout

Pressure-balanced sleeve valve is opened and closed from the surface for
better control

Set with Model MSR Mechanical Setting Tool

Many of the outstanding features of our wireline plugs and packers have been
incorporated into the Models 'MMR' or 'MWR' Sleeve Valve Cement Retainers.
Both are rugged, compact units engineered for fast running downhole on either
tubing or electric wireline. Both models feature a positive, pressure-balanced
sleeve valve which is opened or closed simply by lowering or raising the tubing.
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 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 into the
hardest casing, are located at each end of retainer - final assurance of retainer
pack-off security. When the need arises, these slips are easily drilled out.

These Sleeve-Valve Cement Retainers provide a new horizon in dependability,

with the economy of all MAP tools.

Suggested Drilling Technique for Sleeve Valve Retainers

The following is a general guide for the most successful drill out technique

Bit New, short tooth, medium hard formation

Rotary
75-125 RPM is recommended.
Speed
Apply 5,000 - 7,000# until the top end of the center body of retainer is
drilled away (3 - 5 in for 4-1/2" - 7" tools and 5 - 9 in for 7-5/8" and larger
Weight
tools). Additional weight can now be applied across the full bit diameter.
on Bit
The weight increase is 2,000 - 3,000# per inch of bit diameter (i.e. 4-3/4"
bit use 12,000 - 14,500# weight).

Drill 8 minimum for 4-1/2" and 5-1/2" tools

Collars 12 or more for 7" and larger tools for weight.

Spudding the work string and variations in bit speed and bit weight should be
made to help break up debris to re-establish penetration should it cease while
drilling.
One or more junk baskets should be used above the bit when normal circulation is
to be used. If reverse circulation is planned,the casing scraper or other
equipment in the tubing string should have an inside fluid passage as large as the
passage through the bit so cuttings will not bridge.

NOTE: Drilling times are directly related to tool size, bit stability, drilling weight,
pump rate, bit RPM, type of bit, drilling fluid, etc. The same considerations should
be used when drilling Cement Retainers as would be used when drilling medium
hard formations.

The retainer is run to setting depth in the same manner as a conventional

drillable packer or bridge plug. The packer components are shear pinned as a
safety measure against premature setting caused by well conditions. Tubing
speed should not exceed 20 stands per hour while running. During setting there
may be at least one "kicks" shown on the weight indicator. The kick will indicate
the shear stud parting. After setting the retainer, pick up the setting tool a few
feet then set back down and tag the retainer to assure the retainer is in place.

Specifications
Setting
Casing Retainer Seal
Range
OD Bore
OD Wt (T&C) Min. Max.
9 5/8 " 29.3-58.4# 8.125 8.435 9.063 2.000