Tubing hangers form part of the primary well barrier while holding the tubing string in place. The tubing hanger is screwed to the top joint of tubing (or pup-joints as required for space out), and is landed in the casing flange (in compression or tension depending on the wellhead assembly) with the elastomeric seals preventing communication between the tubing and A-annulus. Our tubing hangers come in a variety of sizes and specifications for various wellhead manufacturers including Cameron, FMC, Stream-Flo, ABB, Vetco-Gray, and Barbour systems to name a few. We stock inventory from vintage systems, as well as modifying hangers for additional feed-throughs for control lines, electric feed-thru, or downhole fiber-optic as required.

Tubing hangers form part of the primary well barrier while holding the tubing string in place. The tubing hanger is screwed to the top joint of tubing (or pup-joints as required for space out), and is landed in the casing flange (in compression or tension depending on the wellhead assembly) with the elastomeric seals preventing communication between the tubing and A-annulus. Our tubing hangers come in a variety of sizes and specifications for various wellhead manufacturers including Cameron, FMC, Stream-Flo, ABB, Vetco-Gray, and Barbour systems to name a few. We stock inventory from vintage systems, as well as modifying hangers for additional feed-throughs for control lines, electric feed-thru, or downhole fiber-optic as required.