One-Time Wireline Bridge Plug Setting Tool

Why Buyers Use a One-Time Setting Tool

A setting tool sits between the wireline system and the bridge plug. If the interface, stroke or release behavior is wrong, the problem shows up at the most expensive point: downhole. The One-Time Wireline Bridge Plug Setting Tool is built around a straightforward ignition-driven pressure mechanism and a compact cylindrical layout, with the purpose of delivering the mechanical movement required to set and release the plug during a wireline operation.

• Single-deployment configuration for wireline bridge plug operations.

• Ignition-driven actuation converts generated gas pressure into axial/relative movement.

• 120 MPa pressure rating as stated in the one-time wireline bridge plug setting tool source specification.

• 178 mm maximum output stroke for the defined tool configuration.

• Release force greater than 24.5 metric tons-force.

• Thread-interface review available before production to reduce plug/tool mismatch risk.

• CNC machining, precision component manufacturing, batch traceability and inspection support from Hagrien.

How the One-Time Wireline Bridge Plug Setting Tool Works

During the wireline operation, the setting tool connects the wireline cable to the bridge plug assembly. At the target depth, the surface electrical system initiates the igniter and main propellant. The resulting gas pressure acts inside the tool and creates the relative movement needed to transfer setting action into the bridge plug. After the required movement is completed, the release sequence separates the setting assembly from the plug according to the approved interface design.

For field use, the firing system, bridge plug interface, cable-head connection and operating procedure must be reviewed as one system. Hagrien recommends completing the interface check before shipment rather than treating the thread connection as a last-stage installation detail.

Technical Specifications

One-Time Wireline Bridge Plug Setting Tool — Applications

What to Confirm Before Ordering

• Bridge plug model, OD and required setting sequence.

• Upper and lower connection drawings, including thread form, class and engagement length.

• Wireline cable head / firing-head interface.

• Required setting stroke and release requirement.

• Expected hydrostatic pressure and differential pressure at setting depth.

• Required operating temperature range - not stated in the current source sheet and therefore must be confirmed.

• Firing-system / igniter compatibility and site handling requirements.

• Required inspection documents, dimensional report, COA/COC and batch traceability.

• Shipment destination and any transport or regulatory documentation required for ignition-related components.

Manufacturing and Quality Support

The source sheet lists CNC machining, precision components, batch traceability, inspection support, COA/COC and OEM support as Hagrien service capabilities. For international sourcing, these points matter because a setting-tool order is rarely only a dimensional purchase. Thread fit, sealing surfaces, component traceability and interface consistency directly affect qualification cost and field risk.

Operation and Storage Notes

• Check threads and sealing surfaces before use.

• Protect end threads during storage and handling.

• Use the tool only according to the approved operating and safety procedure.

• Complete the bridge plug / setting tool specification review before field deployment.

• The source PDF does not state an operating-temperature rating or sour-service qualification; do not add those claims to the website until confirmed.

One-Time Wireline Bridge Plug Setting Tool — RFQ Information

Send Hagrien your bridge plug drawing, upper/lower thread requirements, required stroke, release requirement, expected setting pressure and operating temperature. We will review the HGRNST001 interface before quotation and identify any items that require engineering confirmation.

Suggested CTA button: Request Interface Review

Secondary CTA: Send Bridge Plug Drawing

1. What is the HGRNST001 one-time setting tool used for?

The HGRNST001 is designed for wireline bridge plug operations. It connects the wireline system and bridge plug during deployment, then uses an ignition-driven pressure mechanism to create the relative movement required for plug setting and release. Compatibility should be confirmed against the specific bridge plug and firing interface before field use.

2. How is the HGRNST001 activated?

The source specification describes an electrically initiated ignition sequence. Surface electrical power initiates the igniter and main propellant, and the generated gas pressure drives the internal relative movement used for setting and release. The approved firing system and operating procedure must be confirmed for the project.

3. Is this setting tool reusable?

The product is identified in the source document as a “One-Time Setting Tool,” so it should be treated as a single-deployment configuration unless Hagrien issues a model-specific instruction stating otherwise. Do not assume field redress or reuse.

4. What are the main HGRNST001 dimensions and ratings?

The source sheet lists a 95 mm (3.74 in) OD, 693.5 mm (27.30 in) overall length, 120 MPa pressure rating, 178 mm (7.01 in) maximum output stroke and release force greater than 24.5 metric tons-force.

5. What upper and lower threads are available?

The source sheet lists a 2-8 Stub Acme (P) upper thread and 3 1/2-6 Acme (P) / 2-6 Acme (P) lower-thread options. Buyers should still send the mating-component drawing because thread designation alone does not confirm shoulder position, engagement length or complete system compatibility.

6. Can the HGRNST001 be used with third-party bridge plugs?

Potentially, but compatibility must be reviewed. Hagrien asks customers to provide the bridge plug interface, thread requirements and operating needs for evaluation. A universal third-party compatibility claim is not recommended without drawing-level confirmation.

7. What operating temperature can the tool handle?

The current source PDF does not state an operating-temperature range for HGRNST001. Temperature must therefore be confirmed with Hagrien engineering before the value is added to a quotation, data sheet or website claim.

8. Is the HGRNST001 qualified for H2S or CO2 service?

The current source PDF does not state NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156 compliance or a sour-service rating for this model. If the well contains H2S or significant CO2, provide the environment details so that body material, seals and qualification requirements can be reviewed.

9. What information does Hagrien need to check setting-tool compatibility?

Provide the bridge plug model and drawing, casing/plug OD, upper and lower connection details, required setting stroke, release requirement, expected pressure, temperature, firing-head or cable-head interface and any customer-specific acceptance standard.

10. What quality documents can be supplied?

The source sheet identifies COA/COC, inspection support and batch traceability within Hagrien’s manufacturing support. The exact document package should be written into the purchase order, especially when dimensional reports, material certificates or third-party inspection are required.

11. How should the setting tool be stored and handled before use?

The source sheet instructs users to protect end threads during storage and to inspect threads and sealing surfaces before use. For ignition-related components, follow the applicable transport, storage and field-safety procedure approved for the project.

12. What is the biggest sourcing risk with a one-time setting tool?

Interface mismatch is one of the highest-cost risks because it may not appear until assembly or field deployment. Buyers should avoid purchasing by OD and pressure rating alone. Thread geometry, bridge plug interface, required stroke, release sequence, firing system and operating conditions should be reviewed together.

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