Our BOP shuttle skid takes on the demanding responsibilities of moving and positioning the BOP stack, reducing the need for direct handling.
Handling and positioning a blowout preventer (BOP) can be challenging, especially when certain substructure configurations create obstacles during installation. At Striker Hydralink LLC, we have developed a BOP shuttle skid that makes this process easier, safer, and more efficient.
Our innovative design features a substructure BOP parking stump that travels in a straight line toward the well, following the trolley hoists’ path. A built-in hydraulic rotator allows the BOP to turn without changing its position, making it easier to maneuver between substructure supports. Additionally, the system provides a designated location for storing the BOP during walking operations without compromising wellhead clearance.
Our BOP shuttle skid takes on the demanding responsibilities of moving and positioning the BOP stack, reducing the need for direct handling. Several practical features contribute to its overall functionality, including:
- Lock Pins: Help maintain secure positioning throughout operation.
- Integrated Loading Hitches: Make trucking and transportation more convenient.
- Drive Pins: Allow the BOP to be disconnected from its support frame quickly and efficiently.
We are committed to the continuous development of equipment that addresses the challenges faced by professionals in the oil and gas industry. Our experienced engineers and designers bring extensive knowledge of mechanical components, structural systems, and specialized assemblies to every project.
Safety, dependable performance, exceptional craftsmanship, and forward-thinking solutions guide everything we do. For additional information about our BOP shuttle skid and its specifications, contact us today. We proudly serve the Houston, Texas area and welcome the opportunity to discuss your equipment needs.
At Striker Hydralink LLC, we offer BOP shuttle skids for those in Eagle Lake, Houston, Midland, Corpus Christi, and San Antonio, Texas, as well as Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Shreveport, Louisiana; Williston, North Dakota; Carlsbad, New Mexico; Casper, Wyoming; and all of the United States.