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Harpoon Cut and Pull Spear

Reduce NPT by performing multiple cut and pull operations in a single trip

oon Cut and Pull Spear

ct No. H12180

C.BADKE
UN.2013

The Baker Hughes Harpoon cut

and pull spear is a robust tool
designed for cutting and pulling
casing in operations associated
with plug and abandonment, slot
recoveries, and where cement bond
and scale build up are unknown. The
spear can be set and reset several
times, allowing multiple cut-andpull operations in a single trip for
reduced nonproductive time (NPT)
and improved probability of success.
Cutting performance is
also improved because the tool can
be used to apply tension during the
cutting operation.
The Harpoon spear features a
pack-off device as a means for
controlling circulation paths during
and after the cut. The tool can be
used to safely control the circulation
of hydrocarbons from the well in
the event that a pressurized zone
is exposed during the cutting
operation. In addition, the packoff device can be used to apply
hydraulic boost pressure below the
cut casing string to
aid in recovery.

Another differentiating feature is the robust

design. The spear is designed to handle and
transport maximum load to the cut casing.
The slips distribute the load evenly across
the casing inside diameter. The design
also supports loads in both directions,
accommodating the use of fishing jars.

Applications
nnDeepwater
nnLand

operations

nnPlug

and abandonment

nnSlot

recovery

nnWhere

The spear is run in with the cutting assembly

and it does not require a stop ring, allowing
the spear to be run to cut depth. Unlike
other tools on the market, the Harpoon
spear can engage the casing directly above
the cut, ensuring maximum force can be
distributed at the cut point. The tool is
easily set and released through mechanical
manipulation, simplifying operations with
hydraulic actuated motors, cutters, and
diagnostic tools.
Contact your local Baker Hughes
representative or visit
www.bakerhughes.com to learn more about
how our Harpoon cut and pull spear can
help reduce NPT and trips during your next
slot recovery operation.

cement bond and scale

build up are unknown

Features and benefits

nnContinuously

Enables multiple cut-and-pull

operations in the same trip
nnWorks

with drillpipe rotation or

a motor
Enables mechanical set and
release independent of hydraulic
actuated tools
Provides versatility

nnRobust

Casing size (in.)

Casing weight (lb/ft)

9 5/ 8

40-53.5

9 7/ 8

66.6

design

Holds force in both directions,

enabling jars to be recocked
nn360

slip coverage

Maximizes pull capabilities

Limits deformation to the casing
nnBuilt-in

Harpoon Cut and Pull Spear

resettable in-line spear

debris filter

Prevents debris from collecting in

the blowout preventer stack
nnPack-off

feature

Helps control gas circulation if a

gas kick occurs
Allows pack-off and hydraulic lift
assistance if needed
nnCuts

in tension

Improves cutting performance

Harpoon cut and pull spear
Product family no. H12180
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Checked By: L.LAWRENCE

Date: 14.JUN.2013

Approved By: C.GROVE

Date: 14.JUN.2013

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