The 1-11/16” Temperature Pulse Tool (TTP-11) measures borehole fluid temperature. The TTP-11 have a GO pin Feed-Through to allow negative-voltage powered tools to run in combination (for ex. Noise tools). Tool applications include: Finding cement top, locating fluid entry, identifying gas leaks, and injection zones. The TTP-11 tool measures fluid temperature by measuring the resistance of a platinum RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) inside a pressure probe. The measurements from the low mass probe results in high resolution data with fast temperature response.

The 1-11/16” Temperature/CCL Pulse (TCP-10) is a muti-sensor integrated tool to measure borehole Temperature and locate Casing Collars.  The platinum RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) provides high resolution temperature readings with fast response. Tool applications include: Depth correlation - Finding cement top - Locating fluid entry - Identifying gas leaks and injection zones

The DSS 1-11/16” Gamma Ray pulse Tool (GRT-10) measures the gamma radiation level of the formation derived from natural isotopes. It can be used as a depth correlation device between cased and open holes. This tool is comprised of a Sodium Iodide scintillation crystal and photomultiplier tube which demonstrate high sensitivity and resolution. The GRT-10 outputs 25 µs pulses in response to gamma radiation within the well.

The DSS GRC-10 Is a 1 11/16” multi purpose pulse Tool (GRC). This tool includes a Sodium Iodide scintillation crystal and photomultiplier tube which demonstrate high sensitivity and resolution. It can be used as a depth correlation device between cased and open holes. It also includes a magnetic device that detects the changes in metal mass of a casing collar as it moves through well casing. The detector is a coil mounted between two opposing magnets. As the tool passes a collar; the magnet flux around the two magnets disturbed and induces a low frequency voltage.

This logging CCL tool is a magnetic device that detects the changes in metal mass of a casing collar as it moves through well casing. The detector is a coil mounted between two opposing magnets. As the tool passes a collar; the magnet flux around the two magnets disturbed and induces a low frequency voltage. The voltage difference in the coil is amplified onto the wireline

The DSS HTC-10 Is a specially designed pulse tool made to operate at temperatures up to 250 °C for extended periods of time. This tool does not use a flask. The tool has an operational life of up to 1000 hours at temperatures between 230°C and 250°C. It includes a platinum RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) which provides high resolution data with fast temperature response. It also has a magnetic casing collar locator (CCL).