Jet Lube Extreme

JET-LUBE EXTREME mud-resistant drill collar and tool joint compound is a premium-quality, unleaded compound blended into JET-LUBE’s newest high-temp, mud-resis- tant complex base grease. This new base grease offers the additional advantage of superior adhesion, improved EP and antiwear properties, resistance to water wash-off, and supe- rior rust and corrosion protection in the presence of invert or high-pH muds. JET-LUBE EXTREME’s solids pack- age is formulated to prevent excessive circumferential makeup by increasing the coefficient of friction under compressive forces. As stress levels rise above 50% of yield, the friction factor increases, limiting downhole makeup. Full hydraulic joint efficiency is maintained allowing joint shoulder faces to mate completely without standoff or deformation.

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• Not classified as a marine pollutant - DOT Approval CA2006100003
• Highly resistant to drilling muds.
• Contains no lead or zinc.
• Extreme-pressure additives provide additional protectio against seizing and galling.
• Complex grease base provides superior rust and corrosion protection.
• Sticks to wet joints.
• Brushable and stable over a wide temperature range.
• Consistent rig floor makeup.
• Unequaled resistance to makeup downhole.

For optimum performance on API drill string connections, JET-LUBE EXTREME should be utilized with the torque charts in API RP7G or by contacting the drill pipe and connection manufacturer.

Premium drill string connections such as HI-TORQUE® (HT), eXtreme® Torque (XT®), and XT-MTM connections, etc., utilize make-up torques based upon thread compound friction factors of 1.0. Therefore, use the torque provided by the premium connection manufacturer. Adjusting make-up torque based on thread compound friction factor may still be advised.

SERVICE RATING:
0°F (-18°C) TO 450° (232°C)

PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS

* Shelf Life: Minimum two years from manufacture date.

*Many factors such as pipe size, thread geometry, drilling mud contamination,etc. affect the friction factor. This is a relative number and in all applications experience and prior knowledge should be used to adjust make-up torque accordingly. Contact your drill pipe manufacturer for torque and friction-related specifications.