Polyethylene Polyamine Shale Inhibitor
Polyethylene polyamine shale inhibitor that stabilises the wellbore in reactive formations.
Overview
Polyethylene polyamine is used as a key drilling fluid additive and a highly effective shale inhibitor. Its main job is to keep the wellbore stable and stop caving while improving overall mud performance.
Specifications
Typical Applications
Packaging
25 kg drum / 200 kg drum / 1000 kg IBC. Shelf life 12 months
Storage
Cool, dry and ventilated area, sealed in original packaging
Frequently Asked Questions
Polyethylene Polyamine Shale Inhibitor is supplied as a liquid, ready for direct dosing.
Typical duties include Shale inhibition in reactive water-based muds, Wellbore stabilisation and caving prevention, Drilling fluid performance improvement in reactive formations.
Packaging: 25 kg drum / 200 kg drum / 1000 kg IBC. Shelf life is 12 months when stored in a cool, dry and ventilated area, sealed in original packaging.
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