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NPR™ Production Bridge Plug

Product Family No. H80617

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Introduction .......................................... 1
Features/Benefits ................................ 2
Selection Chart .................................... 3
Specification Guide .............................. 3
Operating Procedures ......................... 4
Standard Setting Tools ........................ 4
Running/Setting Procedure ................. 4
Equalizing/Retrieving ........................... 5
One Trip to Equalize and Retrieve ....... 5
Table 1 ................................................. 5
Table 2 (With Millout Extension) .......... 5
Equalizing Prong
Assembly
Drawing No. 290-984-00P01 ............ 6
Parts List ........................................... 6
Floating Centralizer, Wireline Tool String
Assembly
Drawing No. 607-783-00P01 ............ 7
Parts List ........................................... 7
Spacer Length ..................................... 8
Sump Length ....................................... 8
Equalizing And Retrieving Procedure .. 8
To Equalize and Retrieve in Two Trips 8
To Equalize With Pump Open Plug ..... 9
To Retrieve Instrument Hanger ........... 9
Flow Control Accessories .................. 10
NPR™
Applications Drawing No. 333-922 . 10
Disassembly - Size 5-1/2" .................. 11
Table of Contents
Assembly - Size 5-1/2" ...................... 11
Ratchet Test Procedure .................... 12
Disassembly - Size 4-1/2" and 7" ...... 14
Assembly - Size 4-1/2" and 7" ........... 15
Ratchet Test Procedure .................... 15
NPR™ Production Bridge Plug
Assembly and Dimensional Data
Drawing No. 334-587, Size 5-1/2" .. 19
Assembly and Dimensional Data
Drawing No. 333-231,
Sizes 4-1/2" and 7" ......................... 19
Dimensional Data ........................... 20
Parts List, Size 4-1/2" ..................... 21
Parts List, Size 5-1/2" ..................... 22
Parts List, Size 7" ........................... 23
Test Fixtures
Size 4-1/2" ...................................... 24
Size 5-1/2" ...................................... 24
Size 7" ............................................ 24
NPR™ Blank Bottom
Dimensional
Drawing No. 290-967-00P02 .......... 25
Dimensional Data Chart ................. 25
NPR™ Accessories Blank Bottom
Assembly
Drawing No. 337-393-00P1 ............ 26
Parts List ......................................... 26
Check Valve
Assembly
Drawing No. 337-397-00P1 .............27
Parts List .........................................27
High Volume Check Valve
Assembly
Drawing No. 337-395-00P1 .............28
Parts List .........................................28
H™ Bottom Plug
Assembly
Drawing No. A02-693-03P01 ..........29
Parts List .........................................29
Assembly
Drawing No. A02-693-01P01 ..........30
Parts List .........................................30
Pump Open Plug
Assembly
Drawing No. 337-392-00P1 .............31
Parts List .........................................31
Pump Open Sleeve
Assembly
Drawing No. 332-983-00P01 ...........32
Parts List .........................................32
Instrument Hanger
Dimensional
Drawing No. 345-449-00P1 .............33
Parts List .........................................33
Element System Spacer .....................34
Parts List .........................................34
Choke .................................................34
Parts List .........................................34

Introduction
The NPR™ (No Profile Required) Production Bridge Plug is a tool that can be set on electric line, or
coiled tubing and retrieved on slick line. The design permits various functions such as a Blanking Plug,
Check Valve, Choke and Instrument Hanger. The packer type design results in a tool capable of setting
anywhere in the tubing string without requiring nipples for location.

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 WARNING
Use of Baker equipment contrary to
manufacturer’s specification may result in
property damage, serious injury or fatality.

Features/Benefits
• Does not require nipple profile to locate the
NPR
• It can set anywhere in the tubing
• Sets on Electric Line or Coiled Tubing
• Flexible setting options
• Can be retrieved in one or two trips
depending on the bottom utilzed
• Reduced rig time
• Special Setting Feature allows for
centralized setting
• Ensures proper packoff
• Retrieves on .108" slickline with a standard
GS Running Tools
• Slickline is readily available in most all areas
• Uses Well Pressure to help pack off
elements
• Further assurance of a good packoff
• Shear out equalization sleeve
• Provides Positive Indication that NPR is
equalized
• Multiple flow paths and large flow areas
• Ensure equalization
• Elements return within approximately 2% of
original OD on retrieval
• Can be retrieved through tight restrictions
• Accommodates varying sump lengths
• Allows for sand/debris fill
• Quick running and retrieval
• Reduced rig time
• Optimized short overall length facilitates
easy running/retrieving through tight spots
• Rotationally locked above the slips to
enhance emergency milling of the NPR
should it be impossible to retrieve by
conventional methods
• Slips and releasing mechanism located in a
protected area below the packing element
provide maximum protection from debris Drawing No. 334-587
• Available for H2S Service

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 Selection Chart
Tubing Casing NPR™ Size Tubing Range
OD Nom (Wt) (Body Size x Gage Ring) Max (in.) Min (in.)
15.1# 3.902 3.758
13.5# 4-1/2 x 3.65 3.993 3.853
4-1/2 12.6# 4.029 3.894
11.6# 4.069 3.940
4-1/2 x 3.79
10.5# 4.118 3.996
24.1# 4.101 3.895
23.3# 4.143 3.943
21.4# 4.220 4.032
5 20.3# 4-1/2 x 3.98 4.274 4.096
18# 4.361 4.195
13# 4.568 4.431
4-1/2 x 4.28
15# 4.486 4.338
23# 5-1/2 x 4.52 4.766 4.578
20# 5-1/2 x 4.62 4.868 4.696
5 1/2
17# 4.976 4.819
5-1/2 x 4.74
15.5# 5.031 4.881
38# 6.043 5.801
7 x 5.72
6.123 5.892
35#
7 x 5.66 6.043 5.801
7 32# 7 x 5.72 6.208 5.990
29# 6.293 6.088
7 x 5.93
26# 6.381 6.187
7 x 6.03
23# 6.466 6.284

Specification Guide
Min Differential Max
NPR™ Gage Ring Min Temperature
Restriction Pressure Run-in Speed
Size Max OD (in.) ID (in.) Rating (F)
f/ Retrieval Rating (psi) (ft/min)
4-1/2 x 3.65 3.688 3.650
4-1/2 x 3.79 3.812 3.790
1.000 250
4-1/2 x 3.98 4.000 3.980
4-1/2 x 4.28 4.312 4.280
5-1/2 x 4.52 4.562 4.520
5-1/2 x 4.62 4.688 4.625 1.250 270 5,000 125
5-1/2 x 4.74 4.750 4.735
7 x 5.66 5.625 5.666 230
7 x 5.72 5.750 5.720 250
2.110
7 x 5.93 5.950 5.930
270
7 x 6.03 6.125 6.030

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Operating Procedures
Standard Setting Tools
Electric Line
The NPR™ is run and set on electric line using
the B™ Wireline Adapter Kit, Product Family No.
H43809 and E-4™ Wireline Pressure Setting As-
sembly, Product Family No. H43702. When the re-
quired depth is reached the E-4 is activated.
Pressure buildup from combustion of the power
charge is converted to force and is transmitted to
the NPR. The force generated by the E-4 sets the
slips and packs off the elements. Once set, a re-
lease stud is sheared and the Adapter Kit and E-4
are released from the NPR.
NOTE: Refer to Table 1 for proper Running and Setting
Tools.
Coiled Tubing
Run and set NPR using J Setting Tool. Make
sure appropriate ball and ball seat are used for
coiled tubing ID.
Wireline Adapter Kit (W.L.A.K.)
Complete parts list and dimensional data for
the B™ W.L.A.K. can be found in varies Packer
Systems tech unit.
Wireline Pressure Setting Assembly
(W.L.P.S.A.)
For data on the E-4 Wireline Pressure Setting
Assembly, refer to Tech Unit 4180.
Running/Setting Procedure
NOTE: Prior to running the NPR, the minimum required
Sump Length should be determined. Refer to
Equalizing Retrieving Procedure for determining the
Sump Length.
1. Prior to running, inspect the packing element
system carefully for damage. Place a straight
edge across Gage Rings and Booster Sleeve to
ensure that they are larger than any portion of
the packing element stack.
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2. Make up Wireline Adapter Kit to the NPR and
E-4 with correct oil level as follows:
a. Slide Adapter Bushing onto E-4.
b. Make up Adjusting Nut to E-4 and tighten set
screw
c. Make up Adapter Sleeve past Adjusting Nut
and slide over E-4.
d. Make up Adjuster Bushing to E-4 and bump
tight. Install and tighten set screw.
e. Make Up Release Sleeve and remaining
W.L.A.K. assembly to left-hand Square
thread in the NPR. Bump tight.
f. Connect the NPR to the E-4 (at the Adjuster
Bushing).
g. Ensure E-4 Setting Tool and Adapter Sleeve
are adjusted correctly. Account for gap in E-
4 Setting Tool at lower end of cylinder head
and link Retaining Ring once weight has
been taken.
3. Recommended maximum running speed is
125 ft/min (38.1 meters/min). Slow down before
reaching restrictions and proceed slowly until
the NPR has passed through restriction.
4. Once at desired depth, activate E-4 to set the
NPR. Make sure last move is up to take slack
out of wire. Watch weight indicator for indica-
tion that E-4 has fired. Record time required for
E-4 to set the NPR.
NOTE: The setting sequence of the E-4 with the
slow set power charge may take 45 seconds.
CAUTION
Do not set W.L.A.K. back down on the NPR
to “tag” or verify setting, as the fingers
could re-latch to the NPR.
CAUTION
Do not set the NPR on a tubing connection.
5. Retrieve E-4 W.L.P.S.A. and B W.L.A.K. from
well.
Equalizing/Retrieving NOTE: Refer to Table 2 for proper Retrieving Tools.
The NPR is retrieved on wireline by jarring with The NPR May Be Equalized And Retrieved In
a tool string that includes hydraulic/spring jars, link One or Two Trips.
jars, floating centralizer (Product Family No. One Trip to Equalize and Retrieve
H99508) and standard GS™ Pulling Tool. At-
tached to the bottom of the GS Tool is an equaliz- To equalize and retrieve the NPR™ in one trip,
ing prong assembly for equalizing pressure before the minimum required spacer and sump length
releasing the NPR. The equalizing prong assembly must be determined. Refer to Table 2 Below. The
consists of a Crossover (from GS Tool to standard lengths are based on Sprang Jar stroke.
stem thread), Stem (used as spacer) and a Prong.

Table 1
Running and Setting Tools
Size
Setting Tool Power Charge Adapter Kit Adapter Sleeve Release Stud
#10 E-4 #10 Slow Set 4-1/2" NPR B 4-1/2" NPR 7/8" (33,000 lb)
4-1/2"
H437021000 H437601000 H438092500 * H033514300 H013567200
40-26 B 44-26 1" (55,000 lb)
5-1/2"
#20 E-4 #20 Slow Set H438094026 H015381400 H013415200
H437022000 H437662300 80-32 B 84-32 1" (55,000 lb)
7"
H438098032 H015382200 H013415200
* This W.L.A.K. is for the 4-1/2" NPR only. It is based on 22 DA 25 size, and utilizes some of its parts.

Table 2 (With Millout Extension)

4-1/2" NPR™ 5-1/2" NPR™ 7" NPR™
Min Sump ID 2.300" 2.950" 3.650"
Spacer Length 78" OAL 1-1/2" OD 68" OAL 2-1/8" OD
76" OAL .750" OD
(min) with 20" Jar Field Supplied Field Supplied
20" Jars
Sump Length
34" 35" 26"
with 20" Jar
Spacer Length 86" OAL .750" OD 87" OAL 1-1/2" OD 78" OAL 2-1/8" OD
(min) with 30" Jar H033291300 Field Supplied Field Supplied
30" Jars
Sump Length
44" 45" 36"
with 30" Jar
1.200" OD
1.650" OD 2.422" OD
Prong
(H033291200)
(H033053600) (H033154700)
2-1/2"
2" 3-1/2"
GS™ Pulling Tool
(H811421875)
(H811422315) (H811423125)
Hydraulic GS™ Pulling Tool* H133111820
H133112102 H133113003
2,830 # (+/- 15%)
Equalizing Sleeve Shear Value
For 2 Shear Screws
7,140 # (+/- 15%)
Retrieving Mandrel Shear Value
For 3 Shear Screws
4.75 OAL 4" OAL
X-Over (From GS™ to Spacer) NA
(H033182800) (H033154800)
* Refer to the Thru-Tubing Hydraulic Release GS Spear, Tech Unit No. 4516 for tools with different end
connections.

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 H033154800
H034550700

H811887000
H033154700
7"
H033182800
H034550400
H033053600
H811885510
Assembly Drawing No. 290-984-00P01

5-1/2
Refer to Drawing No. 290-984-00P01.
Equalizing Prong

H033291300
H033291200
H811884510
Parts List

4-1/2"
N/A
Req’d
No.

1
1

1
Material No.
Description
Crossover

Prong
Stem
Item
No.
1
2
3
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 Floating Centralizer, Wireline Tool String
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Assembly Drawing No. 607-783-00P01

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Parts List
Refer to Drawing No. 607-783-00P01.
Sizes
Item No.
Description 4-1/2" x3.65 4-1/2" x 3.98 4-1/2" x 3.98 5-1/2" x 4.52 7" x 5.666 7" x 5.688
No. Req’d 4-1/2" x 3.79 5-1/2" x 4.62 5-1/2" x 4.74 7" x 5.72 7" x 5.93 7" x 6.03
(1-1/16"-10N Pin Up) (15/16''-10N Pin Up) (1-1/16''-10N Pin Up) (15/16''-10N Pin Up) (1-1/16"-10N Pin Up) (1-1/16"-10N Pin Up)
1 Top Sub 1 H060778700 - H060778600 H060778700 H060778600 - - H060889000 - - -
St. Stl Hex Soc Hd HWWG5180B1 HWWG518OH1 HWWG5180F0
2 2 - - - - - -
Set Screw (1/4-20 NC x 5/16" lg) (1/4-20 NC x 1/2" lg) (1/4-20 NC x 7/16" lg)
3 Mandrel 1 H060788500 - H060788500 - - H0A0297100 H060889100 - - -
4 Centralizer Sub 1 H060777501 - H060777500 H011780600 - - H010292400 H060889200 - - -
Material No. H995088608 - H995088601 H995088602 H995089509 - - H995088702 H995088606 - - -

Parts List
Rev. E

Refer to Drawing No. 607-783-00.

Sizes
Item No.
Description 4-1/2" x 3.65 4-1/2" x 3.98
No. Req’d 4-1/2" x 3.79 5-1/2" x 4.52 5-1/2" x 4.62 5-1/2" x 4.74 7" x 5.688 7" x 5.72 7" x 5.93 7" x 6.03
(1.5" American M.T. Box Up) (1" American M.T. Box Up)
1 Top Sub 1 H060998500 - H060777400 - - - - - - -
2 O-ring 1 HWWB324H40 - HWWB324H40 - - - - - - -
3 St. Stl Hex Soc Hd Set Screw 2 HWWG5180H1 - HWWG5180H1 - - - - - - -
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4 Mandrel 1 H060788500 - H060777600 - - - - - - -

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5 Centralizer Sub 1 H060777500 - H060777500 - - - - - - -

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6 O-ring 1 HWWB112H40 - HWWB112H40 - - - - - - -

Material No. H995088609 - H995088600 - - - - - - -
Spacer Length
Spacer is stem that is used to connect the
Crossover and Prong (with the exception of the
4-1/2 where the spacer is attached directly to the
GS™). The minimum Spacer Length is the length
required to insure proper “space out” of the Prong
while equalizing. If the spacer length is shorter
than the specified minimum, the GS Tool may latch
into the NPR™ during equalizing and cause pre-
mature release of the Lock.
Sump Length
The Sump is the extension from the bottom of
the Lock to the top of the flow control accessory.
The Sump allows for proper “space out” during
equalization, retaining the Equalizing Sleeve after
equalization, and for keeping debris away from the
NPR. The Sump length is the ID length from the
start of the box thread on the NPR to the start of
the flow control accessory. Sump length is deter-
mined from the Spacer length. If the Sump length
is shorter than the specified minimum, the GS Tool
will be unable to latch into Lock after equalizing
and an additional trip would be required to pull
NPR.
Equalizing And Retrieving Procedure
1. Select the proper spacer length from Table #2.
Make up the equalizing prong assembly
(Crossover, Spacer and Prong) below the GS
Tool.
2. Run in hole with the appropriate Floating Cen-
tralizer (Product Family No. H99508) and GS
Pulling Tool on a standard wireline tool string.
Hydraulic/Spring Jars are recommended.
3. Locate equalizing prong assembly in the NPR.
CAUTION
Failure to run Floating Centralizer may
result in inability to pull lock through abrupt
restrictions.
4. Jar down to equalize. The prong will shift the
Equalizing Sleeve downward into the Sump. In
most cases, an increase in line weight through
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the jars stroking out will occur as the tool string
(Prong, Spacer, GS Tool, etc.) is no longer sup-
ported by the Equalizing Sleeve.
NOTE: IF PROPER SPACER LENGTH IS USED,
the GS Tool will not latch into the fishing neck of the
NPR until the Equalizing Sleeve is knocked out.
5. Allow the pressure to equalize across the NPR.
6. Set down on the NPR to latch the GS Tool into
the fishing neck profile located in the top of the
Retrieving Mandrel.
7. Jar up to shear the screws and unsupport the
collet. This will release the packing elements
and retract the slips.
NOTE: Once released, the weight of the NPR and
wireline string should be seen on the weight
indicator.
8. Allow the NPR to sit for a minimum of 15 min-
utes to relax elements before retrieving.
9. Retrieve the NPR. Recommended maximum
pulling speed is 125 ft/min (38.1 meters/min).
Slow down before reaching restrictions and
proceed slowly until the NPR has passed
through restriction.
10.Release the NPR from pulling string. Push the
Setting Sleeve down as far as it will go or until
the GS Tool is exposed. Disengage the GS
Tool from Retrieving Mandrel and remove.
To Equalize and Retrieve in Two Trips
The NPR can be equalized and retrieved in two
trips by running the Prong without the GS Tool.
The prong can be screwed directly to the jars, with
the exception of the 4-1/2" NPR. The Spacer
needs to be used on the 4-1/2" size because of the
smaller ID of the plug.
When retrieving in two trips the spacer and
sump minimum lengths are not required. The
sump length is then only determined by the
amount of fill anticipated.
To Equalize With Pump Open Plug To Retrieve Instrument Hanger
NOTE: Refer to Pump Open Plug, Tech Unit 4216. Run in hole with GS Pulling Tool and Retrieve
Lock.
If NPR is run with a pump open plug, pressure
up and equalize. Run-in with appropriate GS Pull- NOTE: No differential pressure exists across the lock so
ing Tool and retrieve lock. equalization is not required.

NOTE: Spacer, Prong and x-over are not required to

pull lock.

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Flow Control Accessories
The NPR™ is designed to be run with various flow control accessories. With these accessories, the
NPR can be used as a:
1) BLANKING PLUG 4) INSTRUMENT HANGER
2) CHECK VALVE 5) BLANKING PLUG WITH PRONG
3) CHOKE
NPR™ Applications Drawing No. 333-922

The thread used at the bottom end of the NPR™ is the same thread as used on permanent packer
seal bore extensions. This gives it a number of advantages. The O-rings and back-up rings should be
readily available either in district stock or from the plant. The standard sump can be made using a stan-
dard guide, pup joint, and bull plug. The main reason for using a straight thread and O-ring connection,
instead of using a premium metal to metal connection is for ease of field redress. If you have to redress
or convert the plug at the well site, the use of a premium connection means that you will need a torque
capability to break the connections and to make them back-up. The accessories are simply connected to
the thread on the bottom of the NPR. A Sump (normally a Millout Extension or a Seal Bore Extension) is
used with all accessories as described in “Equalizing and Retrieving” to allow for proper equalization. For
use as a Blanking Plug, the Sump can be made as a one piece plug.

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Disassembly - Size 5-1/2" CAUTION
Refer to Drawing No. 334-587. Be careful not to damage wickers, threads
or O-ring land on Body (27).
1. Place Lower Cone (34) in vise.
14.Slide upset section of the Collet Support (48)
2. Remove remaining parts of Shear Screws (5)
under the Collet (41) for support. Wrench on ex-
from Setting Sleeve (1). Back-off Setting
posed end of supported Collet and back-off of
Sleeve and remove.
Body (27). Remove Collet Support. Remove
3. Back-off Top Sub (2) and remove. Remove O- Collet. Remove O-ring (38) and Back-up Rings
ring (4) from Top Sub and discard. (39) from Collet and discard.
4. Remove Set Screw (9) and Upper Key (10).
NOTE: If O-ring friction causes Lower Cone (34) to
5. Remove Set Screws (11) from Upper Gage come off with Collet (41), place brass or aluminum
Ring (14). Back-off Connector Sleeve (8) and bar inside coned end of Lower Cone and tap on
Upper Gage Ring from Body Lock Ring (7) si- shoulder of Collet until it slides out.
multaneously and remove.
CAUTION
6. Remove Body Lock Ring (7).
7. Remove Upper Gage Ring (14) from Connector Do not wrench on O-ring land on Lower
cone (O-ring land is small diameter
Sleeve (8). Remove O-ring (15), Back-up Rings opposite coned end).
(16), Support Ring (12), and remaining parts of
Shear Screws (13) from Upper Gage Ring. 15.If Lower Cone (34) did not come off with Collet
(41) in Step 17, remove Lower Cone from Body
8. Remove Upper Back-up Element (17), Spacer
(27). Remove O-ring (38) and Back-up Rings
(18), Center Element (19), Booster Sleeve (20),
(39) and discard.
Lower Back-up Element (23), O-ring (21) and
Back-up Rings (22) from Body (27). 16.Reposition the NPR in vise and grip on Lower
Gage Ring (24).
9. Back-off Bottom Sub (49) and remove. Remove
O-ring (42), Back-up Rings (43), and remaining 17.Back-off Set Screws (26) and remove from Slip
parts of Shear Screws (45) and discard. Cage (25). Back-off Slip Cage. Remove Slip
NOTE: A Sump (or alternate part) will be attached to
Cage, Slips (32), Slip Springs (33) and Detent
the Bottom Sub (49) and can be removed before or Ring (30) from Body (27). Knock out remaining
after the Bottom Sub. pieces of Shear Pin (31) from Detent Ring and
10.Remove Equalizing Sleeve (50) from Sump Slip Cage.
(not shown). Remove O-rings (46) and Back-up 18.Back-off Upper Cone (28) from Lower Gage
Rings (47) from Equalizing Sleeve and discard. Ring (24). Remove Upper Cone from Body
11.Install Top Bull Plug on to Body (27). Tap on (27). Remove Drive Pin (29) and remaining
Top Bull Plug until fingers on Collet (41) are re- pieces of Shear Screw (26) from Upper Cone.
leased from ID of Lower Cone (34). Remove Body from Lower Gage Ring.
NOTE: Top Sub (2) may be used in place of Top Bull 19.Clean all parts and inspect for damage and
Plug. wear. Replace all parts specified by redress kit
and any part that is no longer serviceable.
CAUTION
Assembly - Size 5-1/2"
Do not tap on end of Body (27) without
protecting with Top Bull Plug or Top Sub (2). Refer to Drawing No. 334-587.
The end of the Body is a seal surface and 1. Use Baker Downhole Grease, Product Family
can be easily damaged.
No. H49921, on all threads, screws, O-rings
12.Back-off Top Bull Plug and remove. and slips.
13.Reposition the NPR™ in vise and grip on upset 2. Coat OD of all internal parts with thin film of
OD on Body (27), just before the wickers. Baker Downhole Grease.

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3. Apply 3M Rubber Adhesive or equivalent to all
shear screw holes after shear screws have
been installed to keep them from backing out.
Ratchet Test Procedure
1. Place lower end of Body (27), between upset
groove and OD thread opposite wickers, in
vise.
CAUTION
Do not scratch seal surface on Body
between wicker teeth and upset groove.
2. Make up the Body Lock Ring (7) into the but-
tress threaded end of the Connector Sleeve (8)
with slope of thread toward Connector Sleeve.
Make up Upper Gage Ring (14) to Connector
Sleeve on opposite side of Body Lock Ring.
3. Push the Connector Sleeve (8) assembly over
the Body (27) with the Upper Gage Ring (14)
end first.
4. Tap Connector Sleeve (8) down one to two
inches using a rubber hammer to verify ratchet-
ing of the Body Lock Ring (7).
5. Remove Connector Sleeve (8), Upper Gage
Ring (14), and Body Lock Ring (7) from Body
(27).
6. Disassemble Connector Sleeve (8) from Upper
Gage Ring (14) and remove Body Lock Ring
(7).
7. Tap Drive Pin (29) into Upper Cone (28) until
flush with OD Place Upper Cone in vise, mak-
ing sure not to vise on threads, and slide lower
end of Body (27) through Upper Cone. Rotate
Body in Upper Cone until Drive Pin (29) locates
in groove on Body. When located properly,
Body will not rotate.
CAUTION
Do not torque Body with Upper Cone in vise.
8. Install three [3] Headless Brass Shear Screws
(5) in Upper Cone (28) and on into upset groove
of the Body (27) which will keep the Upper
Cone fixed relative to the Body. Do not tighten
- Back Shear Screws out 1/4 turn.
9. Slide Lower Gage Ring (24) over Body (27) and
make up onto Upper Cone (28).
10.Slide Lower Back-up Element (23) over Body
(27) with large beveled end facing towards
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Lower Gage Ring (24). Shoulder Lower Back-
up Element up to the Lower Gage Ring.
11.Install O-ring (21) and Back-up Rings (22) onto
Body (27) beside Lower Back-up Element (23).
Use heavy grease, Baker Downhole Grease or
equivalent, to hold back-ups in place.
12.Slide Booster Sleeve (20) over Body (27) up to
shoulder on Lower Back-up Element (23). Tap-
ping with brass or aluminum bar may be re-
quired.
CAUTION
Do not rotate Booster Sleeve (20) while
sliding over and keyway on Body (27).
13.Install element system parts onto Booster
Sleeve (20) in the following order:
a. Center Element (19)
b. Spacer (18)
c. Upper Back-up Element (17) with large bev-
eled end facing away from Booster Sleeve.
14.Insert Support Ring (12) into threaded end of
Upper Gage Ring (14). Install six [6] Shear
Screws (13) through Upper Gage Ring into
Support Ring. Back screws off 1/4 turn after
each is inserted. Install O-ring (15) and Back-
up Rings (16) into Upper Gage Ring. Slide Up-
per Gage Ring onto Booster Sleeve (20) until it
is approximately 1/4" from Upper Back-up Ele-
ment (17).
15.Install Body Lock Ring (7) onto upset OD of the
Body (27) just before wickers using Snap Ring
pliers. Align gap in Body Lock Ring with keyway
in Body.
CAUTION
It is critical that the Body Lock Ring (7) be
assembled in the correct position. OD
threads of Body Lock Ring should slant
down toward Upper Gage Ring (14) as
shown in Assembly View Detail “A”.
16.Make up Connector Sleeve (8) onto the Body
Lock Ring (7) and Upper Gage Ring (14) simul-
taneously.
NOTE: Start threads by hand only. If threads cannot
be started by hand, DO NOT TIGHTEN WITH
WRENCH. Check Body Lock Ring (7) and
Connector Sleeve (8) alignment.
17.Continue making up Connector Sleeve (8) until
the lower edge of Body Lock Ring (7) is in the
center of the sight hole in Connector Sleeve.
Check alignment visually or insert 1/8" brass
rod (or similar object) and check depth.
NOTE: Refer to assembly detail “A” for illustration of
sight hole Body Lock Ring (7) alignment.
18.Rotate Connector Sleeve (8) (1/2 turn max ei-
ther direction) until Connector Sleeve keyway is
aligned with slot in Body Lock Ring (7) and key-
way in Body (27).
19.Install Upper Key (10), square cut facing up
first, into slot in Body (27) through Connector
Sleeve (8) and Body Lock Ring (7). Make sure
key is flush with face of Connector Sleeve pin
thread.
20.Visually align square cut in Upper Key (10) with
set screw hole in the Connector Sleeve (8) with
flashlight and small pick or screw driver. Install
one Round Head Cap Screw (9).
21.Reposition assembly in vise and grip on Con-
nector Sleeve (8).
22.Assemble Detent Ring (30) into Slip Cage (25)
as follows: Previously drilled matched sets may
be reused upon redress of the tool.
A. First Time Assembly
a. Snap Detent Ring into ID of Slip Cage.
b. Center Detent Ring on 1/8" holes in Slip
Cage.
c. Clamp Detent Ring to Slip Cage at one web
as close as possible to 1/8" hole. Use vise
grips or C-clamp
d. Check position of Detent Ring by placing a
Slip (32) in Cage window. Distance from bot-
tom of Cage window to bottom of Detent Ring
should be approximately 1/16" longer than
Slip.
e. Drill through Detent Ring with 1/8" drill using
hole in Slip Cage as bushing.
f. Install Shear Pin (31) and insert into hole.
g. Expand Shear Pin in place by hitting ex-
posed end with hammer while holding solid
back-up in Slip Cage ID behind shear pin.
h. File flush any remaining shear pin off OD of
Slip Cage.
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i. Repeat process for three remaining Shear
Pins.
B. Redress
a. Snap Detent Ring into ID of Slip Cage.
b. Center 1/8" holes in Detent Ring onto holes
in Slip Cage.
c. Install Shear Pin (31) and insert into hole.
d. Expand Shear Pin (31) in place by hitting ex-
posed end with hammer while holding solid
back-up in cage ID behind shear pin.
e. File flush any remaining shear pin off OD of
Slip Cage.
f. Repeat process for three remaining Shear
Pins.
23.Install Slip Cage (25) over the lower end of
Body (27) to approximately the center of the
windows. Install Slip Spring (33), and place into
window in Slip Cage. While holding Slips (32)
inside Slip Cage, place remaining Slips (with
Slip Springs) into remaining windows in Slip
Cage. Slide the Slip Cage and Slips up the
Body and make up onto Upper Cone (28) until
Slip Cage bottoms out on Lower Gage Ring
(24). Do not tighten.
24.Back Slip Cage (25) off (1/2 turn max) until
tapped holes in Slip Cage align with recess
holes in Upper Cone (28). Install two [2] Set
Screws (26).
25.Install O-ring (38) and Back-up Rings (39) in
Collet (41). Install O-ring (36) and Back-up
Rings (37) into Lower Cone (34). Slide Collet
into lower end of Lower Cone. Tap Collet in until
collet fingers shoulder on bottom end of Lower
Cone. Slide Lower Cone/Collet subassembly
onto Body (27).
26.Assemble Retrieving Top Sub (2) and Collet
Support (48) onto Mandrel (35).
a. Make up Retrieving Top Sub onto Mandrel.
b. Install [2] Set Screws (6).
c. Make up Collet Support onto Mandrel.
d. Install [2] Set Screws.
27.Insert Retrieving Mandrel subassembly (3, 31
and 39) into Body (27) from the Collet end until
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 the Collet Support (48) is directly beneath collet
fingers. Rotate Retrieving Mandrel subassem-
bly until recess holes align with tapped holes on
Collet (41). Install three [3] Headless Brass
Shear Screws (45). Turn screws until they bot-
tom out in recess holes and back out
1/4 turn to prevent collet fingers from spread-
ing. The Shear Screws should be approximate-
ly 1/16" recessed from the OD of collet finger
when properly located in recess holes.
NOTE: Try to rotate, and pull Retrieving Mandrel
from Collet (41) by hand to ensure screws are
located in recess holes. Do not hammer or jar. Too
much force could shear screws.
28.Wrench on exposed end of collet fingers and
make up Collet (41) onto Body (27).
CAUTION
Do not wrench on O-ring land on Lower
Cone (34).
29.Install O-ring (42) and Back-up Rings (43) in
Bottom Sub (49). Install O-rings (46) and Back-
up Rings (47) onto Equalizing Sleeve (50).
Slide Bottom Ring (44) over upper end of
Equalizing Sleeve until shouldered.
30.Install Equalizing Sleeve (50) and Bottom Ring
(44) assembly into Bottom Sub (49) until it
shoulders. Flow holes of the Equalizing Sleeve
should face towards the pin end of the Bottom
Sub. Be sure to tap on Equalizing Sleeve and
not the Bottom Ring when installing to avoid
damaging Shear Screws.
31.Reposition assembly in vise and grip on Lower
Cone (34).
32.Slide Guide Ring (40) on Lower Cone (34) and
make up Bottom Sub (49) to Lower Cone. In-
stall four [4] Set Screws (11).
33.Install O-ring (54) and Back-up Rings (55) into
Bottom Bull Plug (52). Make up Bottom Bull
Plug to Bottom Sub (49).
34.Install O-ring (51) into Top Bull Plug (52). Fill
the NPR with oil and make up Top Bull Plug
onto Body (27). Pressure test internally to
2,500 psi for 5 minutes to test integrity of O-ring
seals. Zero pressure loss from the NPR is ac-
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ceptable. If there is any pressure loss, find leak
and replace O-rings.
NOTE: This test does not check the O-rings on the
Booster Sleeve (20) or Upper Gage Ring (14).
35.Remove Bottom Bull Plug (53) from Bottom
Sub (49) and replace with Thread Protector.
36.Install O-ring (4) into Top Sub (2). Remove Top
Bull Plug (52) and replace with Top Sub.
37.Tap Upper Gage Ring (14) upwards until Con-
nector Sleeve (8) is flush with Top Sub (2).
There should not be a gap between end of Con-
nector Sleeve and Top Sub.
CAUTION
Be careful not to damage elements.
38.Make up Setting Sleeve (1) onto Connector
Sleeve (8). Install six [6] Headless Brass Shear
Screws (5) into Setting Sleeve.
39.Advance Upper Gage Ring (14) towards Upper
Back-up Element (17) by rotating to the right
until there is no gap between Upper Gage Ring,
Booster Sleeve (20) and Elements.
NOTE: Elements should be loose enough to rotate
by hand.
40.Rotate Upper Gage Ring (14) to the right, 1/2
turn max, until tapped holes line up with slot in
the threads on Connector Sleeve (8). Install two
[2] Set Screws (11).
CAUTION
Do not rotate Upper Gage Ring (14) more
than 1/2 turn to the right after elements are
snug.
Disassembly - Size 4-1/2" and 7"
Refer to Drawing No. 333-231.
1. Place Lower Cone (31) in vise.
2. Remove remaining parts of Shear Screws (5)
from Setting Sleeve (1). Back-off Setting
Sleeve and remove.
3. Back-off Top Sub (2) and remove. Remove O-
ring (3) from Top Sub and discard.
4. Remove Upper Key (7).
5. Remove Set Screws (8) from Upper Gage Ring NOTE: If O-ring friction causes Lower Cone (31) to
(11). Back-off Connector Sleeve (6) from Upper come off with Collet (33), place brass or aluminum
Gage Ring (11) and Body Lock Ring (4) simul- bar inside coned end of Lower Cone and tap on
taneously and remove. shoulder of Collet until it slides out.

6. Remove Body Lock Ring (4). CAUTION

Do not wrench on O-ring land on Lower
7. Remove Upper Gage Ring (11). Remove O- Cone (31) (O-ring land is small diameter
ring (13), Back-up Rings (12), Support Ring (9), opposite coned end).
and remaining parts of Shear Screws (10) from
15.If Lower Cone (31) did not come off with Collet
Upper Gage Ring.
(33) in Step 17, remove Lower Cone from Body
8. Remove Upper End Element (14), Spacer (15), (24). Remove O-ring (35) and Back-up Rings
Center Element (16), Booster Sleeve (19), and (34) and discard.
Lower End Element (20).
16.Reposition the NPR™ in vise and grip on Lower
9. Back-off Bottom Sub (46) and remove. Remove Gage Ring (21).
O-ring (41), Back-up Rings (40), and remaining
17.Back-off Set Screws (23) and remove from Slip
parts of Shear Screws (44) and discard.
Cage (22). Back-off Slip Cage. Remove Slip
NOTE: A Sump (or alternate part) will be attached to Cage, Slips (29), Slip Springs (30) and Detent
the Bottom Sub (46) and can be removed before or Ring (28) from Body (24). Knock out remaining
after the Bottom Sub. pieces of Shear Pin (27) from Detent Ring and
10.Remove Equalizing Sleeve (45) from Sump Slip Cage.
(not shown). Remove O-rings (43) and Back-up 18.Back-off Upper Cone (25) from Lower Gage
Rings (42) from Equalizing Sleeve and discard. Ring (21). Remove Upper Cone from Body
11.Install Top Bull Plug (49) on to Body (24). Tap (24). Remove Drive Pin (26) and remaining
on Top Bull Plug until fingers on Collet (33) are pieces of Shear Screw (10) from Upper Cone.
released from ID of Lower Cone (31). Remove Body (24) from Lower Gage Ring (21).

NOTE: Top Sub (2) may be used in place of Top Bull 19.Clean all parts and inspect for damage and
Plug (49). wear. Replace all parts specified by redress kit
and any part that is no longer serviceable.
CAUTION
Do not tap on end of Body (24) without Assembly - Size 4-1/2" and 7"
protecting with Top Bull Plug (49) or Top Refer to Drawing No. 333-231.
Sub (2). The end of the Body is a seal
surface and can be easily damaged. NOTES:

12.Back-off Top Bull Plug (49) and remove. 1. Use Baker Downhole Grease, Product Family
No. H49921, on all threads, screws, O-rings
13.Reposition the NPR™ in vise and grip on upset and slips.
OD on Body (24), just before the wickers.
2. Coat OD of all internal parts with thin film of
CAUTION Baker Downhole Grease.
Be careful not to damage wickers, threads 3. Apply 3M Rubber Adhesive or equivalent to all
or O-ring land on Body (24). shear screw holes after shear screws have
14.Slide upset section of the Retrieving Mandrel been installed to keep them from backing out.
(32) under the Collet (33) for support. Wrench
Ratchet Test Procedure
on exposed end of supported Collet and back-
off of Body (24). Remove Retrieving Mandrel. 1. Place lower end of Body (24) in vise (between
Remove Collet. Remove O-ring (37) and Back- upset groove and OD thread on end opposite of
up Rings (36) from Collet and discard. wicker threads).

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 CAUTION
Do not scratch seal surface on Body (24)
between wicker threads and OD upset
groove.
2. Make up the Body Lock Ring (4) into the but-
tress threaded end of the Connector Sleeve (6).
Outer threads of Body Lock Ring should slant
down toward Connector Sleeve. Make up Up-
per Gage Ring (11) half way onto Connector
Sleeve on opposite end of Body Lock Ring.
3. Push the Connector Sleeve (6) assembly over
the upper end of the Body (24) with the Upper
Gage Ring (11) end first
4. Tap Connector Sleeve (6) down one to two
inches using a rubber hammer to verify ratchet-
ing of the Body Lock Ring (4).
5. Remove Connector Sleeve (6), Upper Gage
Ring (11), and Body Lock Ring (4) from Body
(24).
6. Disassemble Connector Sleeve (6) from Upper
Gage Ring (11) and remove Body Lock Ring
(4).
7. Tap Drive Pin (26) into Upper Cone (25) until
flush with OD Place Upper Cone in vise, mak-
ing sure not to vise on threads, and slide lower
end of Body (24) through Upper Cone. Rotate
Body in Upper Cone until Drive Pin (26) locates
in groove on Body. When located properly,
Body will not rotate.
CAUTION
Do not torque Body (24) with Upper Cone
(25) in vise.
8. Install three [3] Headless Brass Shear Screws
(10) in Upper Cone (25) and into upset groove
of the Body (24). Back Shear Screws out 1/4
turn after installing each.
9. Slide Lower Gage Ring (21) over Body (24) and
make up onto Upper Cone (25).
10.Push Lower End Element (20) onto Body (24)
with large beveled end facing Lower Gage Ring
(21).
11.Install O-ring (18) and Back-up Rings (17) into
Booster Sleeve (19). Slide Booster Sleeve over
Body (24) and shoulder on Lower End Element
(20).
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12.Install remaining element system parts onto
Booster Sleeve (19) as follows:
a. Center Element (16)
b. Spacer (15)
c. Upper End Element (14) with large beveled
end facing away from Lower Gage Ring (21).
NOTE: There must be some interference when
assembling the elements. If elements slide on
freely, they will not function properly.
13.Insert Support Ring (9) into threaded end of Up-
per Gage Ring (11). Install six [6] Shear Screws
(10) through Upper Gage Ring into Support
Ring. Back screws off 1/2 turn after each is in-
serted. Install O-ring (13) and Back-up Rings
(12) into Upper Gage Ring. Slide Upper Gage
Ring onto Booster Sleeve (19) until it shoulders
on Upper End Element (14).
CAUTION
Do not force Upper Gage Ring (11) into
Upper End Element (14) or Shear Screws in
the Support Ring (9) may be damaged.
14.Install Body Lock Ring (4) onto upset OD of the
Body (24) just before wickers using Snap Ring
pliers. Align gap in Body Lock Ring with keyway
in Body.
CAUTION
It is critical that the Body Lock Ring (4) be
assembled in the correct position. OD
threads of Body Lock Ring should slant
down toward Upper Gage Ring (11) as
shown in Assembly View Detail “A”.
15.Make up Connector Sleeve (6) onto the Body
Lock Ring (4) and Upper Gage Ring (11) simul-
taneously.
NOTE: Start threads by hand only. If threads cannot
be started by hand, DO NOT TIGHTEN WITH
WRENCH. Check Body Lock Ring (4) and
Connector Sleeve (6) alignment.
16.Continue making up Connector Sleeve (6) until
sight hole in Connector Sleeve advances past
lower edge of Body Lock Ring (4) (edge nearest
Elements). Check alignment visually or insert
1/8" brass rod (or similar object) and measure
depth. Depth should be approximately 7/8"
deep.
 NOTE: Refer to assembly drawing for illustration of
sight hole Body Lock Ring (4) alignment.
17.Rotate Connector Sleeve (6) (1/2 turn max ei-
ther direction) until Connector Sleeve keyway is
aligned with slot in Body Lock Ring (4) and key-
way in Body (24).
18.Install Upper Key (7) into slot in Body (24)
through Connector Sleeve (6) and Body Lock
Ring (4). Make sure key is flush with or below
the top face of Connector Sleeve.
19.Install O-ring (48) into Top Bull Plug (49) and
make up onto Body (24).
20.Reposition assembly in vise and grip on Con-
nector Sleeve (6).
21.Assemble Detent Ring (28) into Slip Cage (22)
as follows:
Previously drilled matched sets may be reused
upon redress of the tool.
A. First Time Assembly
a. Snap Detent Ring into ID of Cage.
b. Center Detent Ring on 1/8" holes in Cage.
c. Clamp Detent Ring to Cage at one web as
close as possible to 1/8" hole. Use vise grips
or C-clamp.
a. Snap Detent Ring into ID of Cage.
b. Center 1/8" holes in Detent Ring onto holes
in Cage.
c. Install Shear Pin and insert into hole.
d. Expand Shear Pin in place by hitting ex-
posed end with hammer while holding solid
back-up in Cage ID behind Shear Pin.
e. File flush any remaining Shear Pin off OD of
Cage.
f. Repeat process for three remaining Shear
Pins.
22.Install Slip Cage (22) over the lower end of
Body (24) to approximately the center of the
Slip Cage windows. Install Slip Spring (30) into
Slip (29), and place into window in Slip Cage.
While holding Slip inside Slip Cage, place re-
maining Slips (with Slip Springs) into remaining
windows in Slip Cage. Slide the Slip Cage and
Slips up the Body and make up onto Upper
Cone (25) until Slip Cage bottoms out on Lower
Gage Ring (21). Do not tighten.
23.Back Slip Cage (22) off (1/2 turn max) until
tapped holes in Slip Cage align with recess
holes in Upper Cone (25). Install two [2] Set
Screws (23).

d. Check position of Detent Ring by placing a
Slip (29) in Cage window. Distance from bot-
tom of Cage window to bottom of Detent Ring
should be approximately 1/16" longer than
Slip.
e. Drill through Detent Ring with 1/8" drill using
hole in cage as bushing.
f. Install Shear Pin (27) and insert into hole.
g. Expand Shear Pin in place by hitting ex-
posed end with hammer while holding solid
back-up in Cage ID behind Shear Pin.
h. File flush any remaining Shear Pin off OD of
Cage.
i. Repeat process for three remaining Shear
Pins.
B. Redress
24.Install O-ring (37) and Back-up Rings (36) in
Collet (33). Install O-ring (35) and Back-up
Rings (34) into Lower Cone (31). Slide Collet
into lower end of Lower Cone. Tap Collet in until
collet fingers shoulder on bottom end of Lower
Cone. Slide Lower Cone/Collet subassembly
onto Body (24).
25.Insert Retrieving Mandrel (32) into Collet (33)
with fishing neck end leading until upset end of
Retrieving Mandrel is directly beneath collet fin-
gers. Rotate Retrieving Mandrel until recess
holes align with tapped holes on Collet. Install
three [3] Headless Brass Shear Screws (10).
Turn screws until they bottom out in recess
holes and back out 1/4 turn to prevent collet fin-
gers from spreading. The Shear Screws should
be near flush or below OD of collet finger when
properly located in recess holes.

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 NOTE: Try to rotate, push and pull Retrieving
Mandrel (32) from Collet (33) by hand to ensure
screws are located in recess holes. Do not hammer
or jar.
26.Wrench on exposed end of supported collet fin-
gers and make up Collet (33) onto Body (24)
(torque to 200-600 ft-lb).
CAUTION
Do not wrench on O-ring land on Lower
Cone (31).
27.Install O-ring (41) and Back-ups (34) in Bottom
Sub (46). Install O-rings (43) and Back-ups (42)
into Equalizing Sleeve (45). Slide Bottom Sup-
port Ring (47) onto Equalizing Sleeve. Refer to
Assembly View for proper orientation. Check
proper position by measuring the depth of a
hole in the Bottom Support Ring. The depth
should be about 25/32", refer to Assembly View
for illustration. Install two [2] Headless Brass
Shear Screws (44) through Bottom Support
Ring and into Equalizing Sleeve. Back screws
off 1/4 turn.
28.Install Equalizing Sleeve Subassembly (45)
into Bottom Sub (46).
29.Slide Guide Ring (38) on Lower Cone (31) and
make up Bottom Sub (46) onto Lower Cone. In-
stall four [4] Set Screws (39) into Bottom Sub.
32.Fill the NPR™ with water and pressure test in-
ternally to 2,500 psi for five [5] minutes to test
integrity of O-ring seals. If there are any leaks,
replace appropriate O-rings.
NOTE: This test does not check the O-rings on the
Booster Sleeve (19) or Upper Gage Ring (11).
33.Remove Bottom Bull Plug (50) from Bottom
Sub (46) and replace with Thread Protector.
34.Install O-ring (3) into Top Sub (2). Remove Top
Bull Plug (49) and replace with Top Sub.
35.Make up Setting Sleeve (1) onto Connector
Sleeve (6).
36.With Bottom Sub (46) still in vise, tap face on
Upper Gage Ring (11) with aluminum bar until
Connector Sleeve (6) is flush with Top Sub (2).
There should not be a gap between end of Con-
nector Sleeve and end of Top Sub.
CAUTION
Be careful not to damage elements.
37.Install three [3] Headless Brass Shear Screws
(5) into Setting Sleeve (1).
38.Advance Upper Gage Ring (11) towards Upper
End Element (14) by rotating to the right until
there is no gap between Upper Gage Ring,
Booster Sleeve (19) and Elements.

30.Reposition assembly in vise and grip on Bottom
Sub (46) as close to 30 shoulder as possible.
31.Install O-ring (51) and Back-up Rings (52) in
Bottom Bull Plug (50). Make up Bottom Bull
Plug to Bottom Sub (46) to 300-1,000 ft-lb
torque.
39.Rotate Upper Gage Ring (11), 1/2 turn max, un-
til tapped holes line up with slots in the threads
on Connector Sleeve (6). Install two [2] Set
Screws (8).
CAUTION
Do not force the Upper Gage Ring (11) into
the Upper End Element (14), this will cause
the OD of the elements to expand.

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 NPR™ Production Bridge Plug
Assembly and Dimensional Data Drawing No. 334-587, Size 5-1/2"

Assembly and Dimensional Data Drawing No. 333-231, Sizes 4-1/2" and 7"

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 NPR™ Production Bridge Plug
Dimensional Data
Refer to Drawing No. 333-231 For Sizes 4-1/2" and 7" and Drawing No. 334-587 For Size 5-1/2".
Dimension
Size
A B C D E F G H J K L
2.875 LH 3.000
4.500 3.610 3.130 1.375 0.996 22.210 37.360 66.180 0.753
Sq Thd Stub Acme
3.250 LH 3.625
5.500 4.470 4.028 1.820 Refer to Spec. Guide 1.250 29.260 44.048 71.904 0.704
Sq Thd Stub Acme
4.000 LH 4.750
7.000 5.688 5.125 2.630 2.125 23.724 38.683 69.607 0.883
Sq Thd Stub Acme

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 NPR™ Production Bridge Plug
Parts List, Size 4-1/2"
Refer to Drawing No. 333-231.
Item No. Material No.
Description
No. Req’d 4-1/2 x 3.65 4-1/2 x 3.79 4-1/2 x 3.98 4-1/2" x 4.28
1 Setting Sleeve 1 H033277300
2 Top Sub 1 H033277400
3* O-ring 1 HWWB224V45
4 Body Lock Ring 1 H033277600
HWWGE1B0DB
5* Brass Shear Screw 3
(5/16-18 x 3/8)
6 Connector Sleeve 1 H033277500
7 Upper Key 1 H033277700
HWWG51B080
8 Hex Set Screw 8
(5/16-18 x 1/2)
9 Support Ring 1 H033278200
HWWGE1B0HB
10* Brass Shear Screw 12
(5/16-18 x 1/4)
11 Upper Gage Ring 1 H033278100 H033278000 H033277900 H034224900
12 Not Used - -
13* O-ring 1 HWWB333V40
14* Upper End Element 1 H033278500 H033278400 H033278300 H034225000
15 Spacer 1 H033278800 H033278700 H033278600 H034225100
16 Center Element 1 H033279101 H033279001 H033278900 H034225200
17* Back-up Ring 2 H033289600
18* O-ring 1 HWWB139V45
19 Booster Sleeve 1 H033279400 H033279300 H033279200 H034225300
20* Lower End Element 1 H033279700 H033279600 H033279500 H034225400
21 Lower Gage Ring 1 H033280000 H033279900 H033279800 H034225500
22 Slip Cage 1 H03-32972-00 H03-42256-00
23 Use Item 8 - -
24 Body 1 H033277800
25 Upper Cone 1 H033297300
26 Drive Pin 1 H065733901
H033139902
27* Brass Pin 4
(1/8 x 5/16)
28 Detent Ring 1 H033280500
29 Slip 4 H033272600 H034225700
30 Slip Spring 4 H065935100
31 Lower Cone 1 H033280400
32 Retrieving Mandrel 1 H036059600
33 Collet 1 H033280600
34* Back-up Ring 2 H033289700
35* O-ring 1 HWWB229V45
36* Back-up Ring 2 H033289800
37* O-ring 1 HWWB226V45
38 Guide Ring 1 H033280900 H033280800 H033280700 H034225800
39 Use Item 8 - -
40* Back-Up Ring 2 H033289900
41* O-ring 1 HWWB235V45
42* Back-up Ring 4 H033290000
43* O-ring 2 HWWB328V40
HWWGE180MB
44* Brass Shear Screw 2
(1/4-20 x 5/8)
45 Equalizing Sleeve 1 H033285000
46 Bottom Sub 1 H033284900
47 Bottom Support Ring 1 H033285100
- Product Family No. - H806174500 H806174503 H806174506 H806174510
- Redress Kit (Item No. indicated with *) - H033324900 H033324700 H033313200 -

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 NPR™ Production Bridge Plug
Parts List, Size 5-1/2"
Refer to Drawing No. 334-587.
Item No. Material No.
Description
No. Req’d 5-1/2 x 4.52 5-1/2 x 4.63 5-1/2 x 4.74
1 Setting Sleeve 1 H033054600
2 Top Sub 1 H033054300
3 Retrieving Sub 1 H033054200
4* O-ring 1 HWWB229H40
HWWGE1BODB
5* Brass Shear Screw 6
(5/16-18 x 3/8)
HWWG518060
6 Hex Soc Set Screw 4
(1/4-20 x 3/16)
7 Body Lock Ring 1 H065669700
8 Connector Sleeve 1 H033453100
HWWG9180DS
9* Rd. Head Cap Screw 1
(1/4-20 x 3/8)
10 Upper Key 1 H033104100
HWWG51B061
11 Hex Soc Set Screw 6
(5/16-18 x 3/16)
12 Support Ring 1 H033453200
HWWGE1B0KB
13* Brass Shear Screw 9
(5/16-18 x 9/16)
14 Upper Gage Ring 1 H033453300 H033451200 H033456700
15* O-ring 1 HWWB238V45
16* Back-up Ring 2 H033147400
17* Upper Back-up Element 1 H033260900 H033260800 H033185600
18 Spacer 1 H033260700 H033260600 H033062100
19* Center Element 1 H033260501 H033260401 H033193801
20 Booster Sleeve 1 H033260300 H033260200 H033101400
21 O-ring 1 HWWB233V45
22* Back-up Ring 2 H033147500
23* Lower Back-Up Element 1 H033260100 H033260000 H033186200
24 Lower Gage Ring 1 H033259700 H033259600 H033061900
25 Slip Cage 1 H033103700
HWWG51B0B0
26 Hex Soc Set Screw 1
(5/16-18 x 5/16)
27 Body 1 H033059700
28 Upper Cone 1 H033103800
29* Drive Pin 1 H065733900
30 Detent Ring 1 H065672200
HWBR104000
31 Brass Pin 4
(1/8" Dia x 5/16 lg)
32 Slip 4 H065671200
33* Slip Spring 4 H065935100
34 Lower Cone 1 H033129501
35 Mandrel 1 H033054100
36* O-ring 1 HWWB240H40
37* Back-up Ring 2 H033165600
38* O-ring 1 HWWB235H40
39* Back-Up Ring 2 H033165700
40 Guide Ring 1 H033259900 H033259800 H033130000
41 Collet 1 H033130200
42* O-ring 1 HWWB242H40
43* Back-up Ring 2 H033165800
44 Bottom Ring 1 H033340100
HWWGE180HB
45* Brass Shear Screw 3
(1/4-20 x 1/2)
46* O-ring 2 HWWB333H40
47* Back-up Ring 4 H033249400
48 Collet Support 1 H033054000
49 Bottom Sub 1 H033247100
50 Equalizing Sleeve 1 H033246300
- Product Family No. - H806175509 H806175510 H806175511
- Redress Kit (Item No. indicated with *) - H033158003 H033158004 H033158005

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 NPR™ Production Bridge Plug
Parts List, Size 7"
Refer to Drawing No. 333-231.
Item No. Material No.
Description
No. Req’d 7" x 5.66 7 x 5.72 7 x 5.93 7 x 6.03
1 Setting Sleeve 1 H0331288-04 H033128800
2 Top Sub 1 H033082100
3* O-ring 1 HWWB235H40
4 Body Lock Ring 1 H065650101
HWWGE1B0DB
5* Brass Shear Screw 3
(5/16-18 x 3/8)
6 Connector Sleeve 1 H033082404
7 Upper Key 1 H033272400
HWWG51B080 HWWG51B0D0
8 Hex Set Screw 2
(5/16-18 x 1/4) (5/16-18 x 3/8)
9 Support Ring 1 H033197500
HWWGE1B0HB
10* Brass Shear Screw 12
(5/16-18 x 1/2)
11 Upper Gage Ring 1 H033130704 H033130700 H033255800 H033255900
12* Back-up Ring 2 H033180600
13* O-ring 1 HWWB349H40
14* Upper End Element 1 H033108500 H033257200 H033257300
15 Spacer 1 H033130500 H033255600 H033255700
16* Center Element 1 H033108600 H033256400 H033256500
17* Back-up Ring 2 H033147100
18* O-ring 1 HWWB242H40
19 Booster Sleeve 1 H033130300 H033255400 H033255500
20* Lower End Element 1 H033108400 H033256200 H033256300
21 Lower Gage Ring 1 H033130404 H033130400 H033255200 H033255300
22 Slip Cage 1 H033128704 H033128700 H033256000
HWWG51B0D0 HWWG51B0H0
23 Hex Set Screw 2
(5/16-18 x 3/8) (5/16-18 x 1/2)
24 Body 1 H033128300
25 Upper Cone 1 H033129000
26 Drive Pin 1 H065733901
H033139902
27* Brass Pin 4
(1/8 x 5/16)
28 Detent Ring 1 H065271501
29 Slip 4 H065650700 H065655300
30* Slip Spring 4 H033423600 H065935100
31 Lower Cone 1 H033128100
32 Retrieving Mandrel 1 H033128900
33 Collet 1 H033132100
34* Back-up Ring 2 H033197600
35* O-ring 1 HWWB348H40
36* Back-up Ring 2 H033197800
37* O-ring 1 HWWB240H40
38 Guide Ring 1 H033130804 H033130800 H033255000 H033255100
HWWG5180B0
39 Hex Set Screw 4
(5/16-18 x 5/16)
40* Back-up Ring 2 H033197900
41* O-ring 1 HWWB250H40
42* Back-up Ring 4 H033180500
43* O-ring 2 HWWB338H40
HWWGE180HB
44* Brass Shear Screw 2
(1/4-20 x 1/2)
45 Equalizing Sleeve 1 H033275200
46 Bottom Sub 1 H033275004 H033275000
47 Bottom Support Ring 1 H033275100
- Product Family No. - H806177009 H806177003 H806177004 H806177005
- Redress Kit (Item No. indicated with *) - - H033239700 H033157000 H033157001

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 NPR™ Production Bridge Plug
Test Fixtures
Size 4-1/2"
Refer to Drawing No. 333-231.
Item No. Material
Description
No. Req’d No.
48 O-ring (For use with 03-32901-00) 1 HWWB226H40
49 Top Bull Plug, (2.125" Sub Acme Box) 1 H033290100
50 Bottom Bull Plug (3.00" Stub Acme Box) 1 H469503014
51 O-ring (For use with item 50) 1 HWWB233H40
52 Back-Up Ring (For use with item 50) 2 H026178600
Size 5-1/2"
Refer to Drawing No. 334-587.
51 O-ring (For use with 03-30601-00) 1 HWWB234H40
52 Top Bull Plug (3.125" Stub Acme B ox) 1 H033060100
53 Bottom Bull Plug (3.625 OD Stub Acme Box) 1 H469503632
54 O-ring 1 HWWB341H40
55 Back-up Ring 2 HWWD341H40
Size 7"
Refer to Drawing No. 333-231.
48 O-ring (For use with 03-30595-00) 2 HWWB240H40
49 Top Bull Plug (3.875" Stub Acme Box) 1 H033059500
50 Bottom Bull Plug (4.750 Stub Acme Box) 1 H087441500
51 O-ring (For use with item 50) 1 HWWB350H40
52 Back-up Ring (For use with item 50) 2 H026136700

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 NPR™ Blank Bottom
Dimensional Drawing No. 290-967-00P02

Dimensional Data Chart

Refer to Drawing No. 290-967-00P02.
Size A B C D E F
4.500 51.40 3.473 2.500 48.25 3.403 3.000 Stub Acme
5.500 50.35 4.455 3.015 48.25 4.000 3.625 Stub Acme
7.000 51.46 5.645 4.000 48.25 4.313 4.750 Stub Acme

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 NPR™ Accessories Blank Bottom
Assembly Drawing No. 337-393-00P1

The Blank Bottom was designed to standardize the bottom end options on the NPR™ Bridge Plug
product line. All sizes of the NPR use a bottom thread standard to the packer product line. The standard
bottom sub should be used with the standard check valve, high volume check valve, pump open plug and
pump open sleeve to provide an equalization method.

Parts List
Refer to Drawing No. 337-393-00P1.
Item No.
Description 4.500 5.500 7.000
No. Req’d
HWWG51B080
1 Hex Set Screw 2 -
(5/16 - 18 x 5/16)
HWWG51B0B0
Hex Set Screw 2 - -
(5/16 - 18 x 5/16)
2 Back-up Ring 4 H026178600 H026136600 H026136700
3 O-ring 2 HWWB233H40 HWWB341H40 HWWB350H40
4 Plug Sump 1 H034547700 H034541400 H034541100
5 Bull Plug 1 H034547800 H034541500 H034541200
- Assembly No. - H034559900 H034559800 H034559700

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 Check Valve
Assembly Drawing No. 337-397-00P1

The NPR™ Check Valve is run on the bottom of the NPR Bridge Plug. This style of check valve pre-
vents fluid flow in one direction (downward) while allowing full fluid flow in the opposite direction (upward).
The standard bottom sub should be used with the standard check valve to provide an equalization meth-
od.
Parts List
Refer to Drawing No. 337-397-00P1.
Item Req’d
Description 4.500 5.500 7.000
No. No.
- Assembly No. - H034565200 H034565000 H034538400

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 High Volume Check Valve
Assembly Drawing No. 337-395-00P1

The High Volume Check Valve is run on the bottom of the NPR™ Bridge Plug. This special check
valve has a flow area equal to the ID of the retrieving mandrel to prevent choking or any restriction to the
flow. This style of check valve prevents fluid flow in one direction (downward) while allowing full fluid flow
in the opposite direction (upward). The standard bottom sub should be used with the standard check valve
to provide an equalization method.

Parts List
Refer to Drawing 337-395-00P1.
Item Req’d
Description 4.500 5.500 7.000
No. No.
HWWG51B0B0
1 Hex Set Screw 2 - -
(5/16 - 18 x 5/16)
2 Housing 1 - - H034538900
3 Back-up Ring 2 - H034483100
4 O-ring 1 - - HWWB350H40
5 Check Ball Retainer 1 - - H034539200
6 Check Ball 1 - - HWWT230000
7 Retainer 1 - - HWWC7WH381
8 O-ring 1 - - HWWB340H40
9 Ball Seat 1 - - H034537100
- Redress Kit - H034538500
- Assembly No. - H034565400 H034565300 H034539900

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 H™ Bottom Plug
Assembly Drawing No. A02-693-03P01

Parts List
Refer to Drawing No. A02-693-03P01.
Item Req’d.
Description 4.500
No. No
1 Fishing Neck 1 H0A0270400

2* HWWG5180H4
Hex Set Screw 1
(1/4 - 20 x 1/2)
3 Seal Mandrel 1 H0A0370600

4 Centralizer 1 H0A0270500

5* HWWGE180HB
Brass Shear Screw 4
(1/4 - 20 x 1/2)
6 Bottom Sub 1 H0A0270800

7* O-ring 1 HWWB235V45

8* Back-up Ring 2 H033289900

9* HWWG518061
Hex Set Screw 2
(1/4 - 20 x 3/16)
10 Seal Mandrel 1 H0A0270700

11* O-ring 2 HWWB207V45

12 Equalizing Sub 1 H0A0270900

13* HWWG51B080
Set Screw 2
(5/16 - 18 x 1/4)
14* O-ring 1 HWWB130V45

- Redress Kit - H0A0269300

- Assembly No. - H806174511

Redress Kit consists of items *

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 H™ Bottom Plug
Assembly Drawing No. A02-693-01P01

The H™ Bottom Plug design was taken from the Sur-Set Two-Trip Blanking Plug design. This style of
blanking plug has a removable mandrel to seal pressure from above and below. These plugs are for use
in wells where sand or sediment might be encountered. The removable mandrel protrudes from the fishing
neck of the lock so that the sand can be washed off of the mandrel for retrieval. These blanking plugs are
“two-trip”; two trips to set the plug and two trips to retrieve the plug. The standard Bottom Sub should NOT
be used with this bottom.

Parts List
Refer to Drawing No. A02-693-01P01.
Item No.
Description 5.500 7.000
No. Req’d.
1 Fishing Neck 1 H028346006 H028346006
HWWG5180M
2 Hex Set Screw 1
(1/4 - 20 x 5/8)
3 Seal Mandrel 1 H034322100
4 Centralizer 1 H034262401 H034262500
HWWG180HB
5 Brass Shear Screw 4
(1/4 - 20 x 1/2)
6 Bottom Sub 1 H034323300 H034263200
7 O-ring 1 HWWB242H40 HWWB250H40
8 Back-up Ring 2 H033165800 H033197900
HWWG518060
9 Hex Set Screw 2
(1/4 - 20 x 3/16)
10 Seal Mandrel 1 H028358503
11 O-ring 2 HWWB214V45
HWWG51B061
12 Hex Set Screw 2
(5/16 - 18 x 3/16)
- Assembly No. - H806175520 H806177007

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 Pump Open Plug
Assembly Drawing No. 337-392-00P1

The Pump Open Plug bottom is designed to hold pressure from above and below. The plug can be
equalized by applying pressure from above to a preset value that shears the shear screws installed in the
bottom of the sleeve. Once the outer sleeve shifts down there is a large flow area open for circulation. The
standard bottom sub should be used with the Pump Open Plug to provide an equalization method.

Parts List
Refer to Drawing No. 337-392-00P1.
Item Req’d Size and Material No.
Description
No. No. 4.500 5.500 7.000
HWWG51B080
1 Hex Set Screw 4
(5/16 - 18 x 1/4)
2 Piston Housing 1 H034549900 H034549600 H034549300
3 Back-up Ring 2 H026178600 H026136600 H034483100
4 O-ring 1 HWWB233H40 HWWB341H40 HWWB350H40
6 HWWGE1B0HB
5 Shear Screw
10 HWWGE1B0HB HWWGE1B0MR
6 Shear Sub 1 H034550000 H034549700 H034549400
7 O-ring 1 HWWB332H40 HWWB337H40 HWWB345H40
8 O-ring 1 HWWB326H40 HWWB331H40 HWWB335H40
9 Piston 1 H034550100 H034549800 H034549500
- Assembly No. - H034560600 H034560700 H034560500

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 Pump Open Sleeve
Assembly Drawing No. 332-983-00P01

The Pump Open Sleeve is designed to hold pressure from above and below. The pump open pressure
is determined by the number of shear screws installed. The standard bottom sub should be used with the
Pump Open Sleeve to provide an equalization method
.

Parts List
Refer to Drawing No. 332-983-00P01.
Item No.
Description 5.500
No. Req’d
1 Body 1 H033297800
2 Hex Set Screw 1 HWWG51H0D5
3 Back-up Ring 2 HWWD341H40
4 O-ring 1 HWWB341H40
5 Back-up Ring 2 H033287300
6 O-ring 1 HWWB241H40
7 Sleeve 1 H033298000
8 Back-up Ring 2 H029922700
9 O-ring 1 HWWB237H40
HWWGEI80HB
10 Brass Shear Screw 4
(1/4-20 x 1/2)
- Assembly No. - H033298300

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 Instrument Hanger
Dimensional Drawing No. 345-449-00P1

The Instrument Hanger bottom is designed to carry geophysical instruments below the NPR™ bridge
plug. The bottom incorporates large flow ports that are equal or greater than the flow area of the smallest
ID of the NPR bridge plug The bottom thread on the Instrument Hanger bottom can be supplied with any
connection for attachment to commercial memory gauges.

Parts List
Refer to Drawing No. 345-449-00P01.
Size Material No. Bottom Connection
H034544900 3/4-16 Box
4.500
H034540200 5/8-11 Box
H034544700 3/4-16 Box
5.500
H034540100 5/8-11 Box
H034544600 3/4-16 Box
7.000
H034540000 5/8-11 Box

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Element System Spacer
The Element System Spacer is used with the instrument hanger bottom to element the packing the
packing elements which would not be required in this application.

Parts List
Refer to Drawing Nos. 337-394-00P1, A02-693-01P01, and A02-693-03P01.
Size Material No.
4.500 H0345xxx00
5.500 H0345xxx00
7.000 H0345xxx00

Choke
The NPR™ choke bottom can be run on the bottom of the NPR bridge plug to restrict tubing flow from
below. They are available in various sizes in 1/64 inch increments.

Parts List
Refer to Drawing Nos. 334-587, and 333-231.
Size Material No.
4.500 H0345xxx00
5.500 H0345xxx00
7.000 H0345xxx00

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