OCL-OWT is an enhanced wetting reverse wetting agent of an oil-based drilling fluid system, break through the mechanism of physical adsorption of traditional reverse wetting agents, mainly by the OWT molecules and weighting agents of oil-based drilling fluid system making chemical bonding with cuttings surface, changing the hydrophilic surface of the solid phase to the lipophilic surface, thus effectively improving the sedimentation stability of the oil-based drilling fluid system, controlling the apparent viscosity increasing. This kind of reverse wetting agent has a good temperature resistance performance, and still has a good effect even in high temperature, high density.

• Mainly usedas wetting agent in inverted mud systems.

• Recommended dosage: 1.0~2.0%.

  Physical and chemical performance specification

 Drilling fluid performance specification

• It can be packed in plastic barrels of 25kg.

• Placed in dry ventilated shady and cool circumstances.

• Its storage life is one year.

 1. Is your company a factory/manufacture or a trading corporation?

Beijing Oilchemleader is a production-oriented enterprise. The production base—Weihui Chemical Co., Ltd is our wholly owned subsidiary, whose building area is nearly 65,000 square meters with 6workshops and 6 production lines. We’re engaged in researching, manufacturing, selling and providing related technology services of oilfield chemicals for nearly about 30 years. We have a perfect production system of oilfield chemicals, five series products, such as drilling fluid additives, cementing additives, oil-recovery additives, acidizing and fracturing additives and water-treatment additives, that can meet all the needs of chemicals of oil exploitation.

2. Do you have any certificates?

We have certificates of ISO9001, API, China National laboratory, ASIA FAMOUS AND FINE BRAND, and a series of patent certificates and etc.

3. Is the sample charged?

No. You can get our sample freely and just need to pay the postage.

4. Do you undertake OEM orders?

We take OEM orders generally. Specific orders should be discussed in concrete.