Description: casing rollers are simple, rugged tools for restoring buckled, collapsed, or dented casing to its normal diameter and roundness. There are no pins, springs or other small parts to break or lose in the hole, making it safer to use and easier to maintain than other rollers. Operation is very simple, requiring only ample fluid circulation and slow rotary speeds.
Features: casing rollers are composed of a mandrel with a series of eccentric roll surfaces, each of which is assembled with a series of heavy-duty rollers. These rollers are secured by a nose cone which is locked to the mandrel by a series of husky ball bearings, running in a race between the nose cone and lower mandrel end. These tools may be redressed to roll a larger size by changing the rollers to proper oversize rollers.
The casing roller is equally effective using right- or left-hand rotation and left-hand connections will be furnished on request. Lower stinger connections may be furnished on a special nose cone or on the lower mandrel end on request, at additional cost.
Wooden cases
