JFELION-TP-M-001 (REV.

20)

JFELION RUNNING
MANUAL

September 2022

JFE STEEL CORPORATION

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 CONTENTS

PREFACE ....................................................................................................... 1
1 PREPARATIONS BEFORE RUNNING ..................................................... 1
1.1 Handle Pipes Carefully ............................................................... 1
1.2 Racking Pipe .............................................................................. 1
1.3 Segregate Unusable Pipe........................................................... 1
1.4 Clean and Inspect Connections .................................................. 1
1.5 Make-up Loss ............................................................................. 2
2 THREAD PROTECTORS ......................................................................... 2
2.1 Always Protect Threads and Seals ............................................. 2
2.2 Protector Selection ..................................................................... 2
3 RUNNING ................................................................................................. 3
3.1 Check Torque Values ................................................................. 3
3.2 Place Pipe on Racks .................................................................. 3
3.3 Handling Pipes ........................................................................... 3
3.4 Coupling Threads and Seals ..................................................... 4
3.5 Make-up Acceptance and Rejection .......................................... 4
3.6 Lowering Tubing String............................................................... 5
4. BREAK-OUT AND LAY DOWN PROCEDURES ......................................... 6
4.1 Pulling of Pipe ............................................................................ 6
4.2 Rotation of Connection ............................................................... 6
5. RE-RUNNING JFELION CONNECTIONS ................................................ 6
6. STORAGE RECOMMENDATIONS .......................................................... 7
6.1 Removing Tubular Goods........................................................... 7
6.2 Inspect Tubulars Periodically ...................................................... 7
6.4 Out Door Storage ....................................................................... 7
6.5 Warning Plate in case of High Chrome Tubular ......................... 7
6.6 Storage Following Pulling (Short Term or Long Term) ............... 7
7. HIGH CHROME STEEL SPECIAL HANDLING
PRECAUTIONS ........................................................................................ 8
8. HIGH CHROME STEEL RUNNING PROCEDURES ................................ 8
8.1 Running of High Chrome Steel JFELION Connections .............. 8
9. HIGH CHROME STEEL RE-RUNNING .................................................... 8
10. SPECIAL RECOMMENDATION FOR SOUR SERVICE
(H2S) ......................................................................................................... 9
10.1 Hard Spots .................................................................................... 9
10.2 Avoid Damage .............................................................................. 9

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PREFACE
The JFELION connection has been developed and patented by JFE STEEL
CORPORATION.

JFELION connections are manufactured by JFE STEEL CORPORATION

and its authorized LICENSEES.

The recommendations and illustrations in this document were developed

from the offshore and onshore experiences of running crews and advice
received from Operators and their contractors.

JFE Steel Corporation recommends that these guidelines be followed.

1 PREPARATIONS BEFORE RUNNING

1.1 Pipe Handling
♦ Handle pipe carefully.
♦ Use nylon pipe body slings in preference to end hooks.
♦ End hooks are only permissible with the correct type of thread
protector.
1.2 Racking Pipe
♦ Rack pipe in level horizontal layers, at least 8" (200mm) above the
ground surface.
♦ Separate layers of pipe with at least three wooden slats placed
perpendicular to pipe at each end and in the middle. Slats should
at least be 4" x 2" (100mm x 50mm).
♦ Do not stack pipe more than 7' (2.1meters) high.
Take care not to crush bottom layers of pipe and ENSURE RACK
IS SAFELY SECURED.
1.3 Segregate Unusable Pipe
♦ Remove rust, scale, dirt and debris from the inside and outside
surfaces.
♦ Remove any dented, bent or otherwise damaged pipe for possible
repair.
1.4 Clean and Inspect Connections
♦ Remove all lubricants or compound with liquid solvents (not diesel
fuel) except CLEAR-RUNTM system.
♦ Use non-metallic brushes to remove adhered solids.
♦ Segregate all rejected tubulars.
♦ Minor damage on pin & box connections may be repaired in
accordance with JFELION-TP-M-101, prior to running.
♦ THOROUGHLY DRY THREAD AND SEAL SURFACES.
♦ If pipe is to be moved from rig site back into storage, then re-apply
an uncontaminated acceptable thread compound thinly and evenly
on all machined surfaces with a nonmetallic brush.
♦ For long term storage, use a suitable storage compound such as
Kendex for both pins and boxes.
Note: API thread compounds are not suitable for storage due to
"drying out" and reduced corrosion resistance.

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♦ Replace CLEAN AND DRY thread protectors.

Note: Application of thread or storage-compound to all machined
surfaces is recommended if there are any significant delays in pipe
running. Clean and dry thread protectors should also be reinstalled.

1.5 Make-up Loss

♦ The effective length of each tube is the overall length minus the
make-up loss.
♦ The make-up loss is the pin length listed on the Table 1.

2 THREAD PROTECTORS
2.1 Protector Application
♦ Ensure approved thread protectors are installed on all connections
at the mill and storage facility.
♦ Use only clean and undamaged protectors.
♦ Use only clean non-contaminated thread or storage compound
applied thinly and evenly over entire machined surface.
♦ Install protectors to hand tight position.
♦ Insert suitable torque bar in the grooves provided and tighten.
Note: Do not over tighten the protector.
2.2 Protector Selection
(Refer to JFELION-TP-N-101)
♦ Approved protectors may be of metal reinforced or molded plastic
construction.
♦ A minimum of 3/4" (19mm) is recommended between the bottom of
the torque bar groove and the position of the pin seal when the
protector is fully tightened.
♦ Protectors should be manufactured to allow an even thickness of
thread compound to cover threads and seal when in the fully
made-up position.
♦ Protectors should be manufactured for optimum performance in a
temperature range of -40°F to +110°F (-40°C to +45°C).
♦ Protectors shall be manufactured in accordance to API 5CT
Annex I

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3 RUNNING
3.1 Torque Values
♦ ALWAYS check the JFETC web site for the latest make-up torque
values Note: Recommended maximum calibration interval for all
Make up equipment should be no more than 6 months.

3.2 Place Pipe on Racks

(See also section 1.1 and 1.2)
♦ Segregate pipe that has been damaged or pipe which is not fit for
purpose.
♦ Unless previously done, clean and inspect all connections per
guidelines stated in section 1.4.
♦ When ready to commence running, ensure clean and dry pin
thread protectors are in place to protect threads and seals while
pipe is being lifted through the V door.

3.3 Handling Pipes

♦ Handle pipes as described in section 1.1
♦ Use only clean and undamaged handling plugs. Make-up hand
tight only. Do not use a cheater bar.
♦ With collar or slip type elevators, ensure that elevator diameters
are compatible with coupling and pipe body diameters.
♦ If drifting is required, carefully remove closed end thread protector,
replace with a clean open end thread protector and drift tube with a
non-metallic Teflon/Nylon type "rabbit" of correct drift diameter.
(Metal drifts are only recommended on carbon steel and the ends
should be tapered sufficiently to avoid torque shoulder contact.)
♦ Lift pipe to vertical pre-stab position.
♦ Remove pin thread protector and apply clean uncontaminated
approved thread compound with friction factor of 1.0 using a non-
metallic brush. If compound friction factor is not equal to 1.0, as is
often the case with the environmentally friendly compounds, refer
to Manufacturer’s Authorized Representative for revised torque
figures.
When the CLEAR-RUNTM system is applied, CLEAR-GLIDE shall
be applied for lubricant. Please refer to torque value for CLEAR-
RUNTM as these may be different than standard products.
Note1: Hold pipe away from open coupling to avoid debris
contamination of open box.

(IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR JFELION CBR & STANDARD

JFELION ≥7” WITH COPPER PLATED BOX CONNECTION)
Prior to thread compound application, dry Molybdenum
disulfide lubricant (ex. Moly-G-Lube) shall be applied
uniformly to the following pin & box areas before make-up
JFELION CBR: Thread, seal and shoulder areas
STANDARD JFELION: Seal and shoulder area only.
Spray or paint type molybdenum disulfide is acceptable.

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Note1: Before applying thread compound, the Molybdenum

disulfide lubricant applied should be completely dry
as shown in the figure below.

Waiting

Partially Wet Completely Dry

(Should not apply compound)

3.4 Coupling Threads and Seals

♦ Ensure Coupling thread and seal areas are covered with a light
coat of the recommended thread compound.
♦ Prior to stabbing, fit a clean correct size STABBING GUIDE over
the coupling and securely fasten.
♦ Align the pipe and carefully lower pin through the stabbing guide
into the coupling.
♦ Rotate tube BY HAND OR WITH STRAP WRENCH until threads
are fully engaged to the hand tight position.
♦ With power tongs rotate tube until seal engagement and desired
final torque is achieved. Final make-up speed should not exceed
6 RPM.
(Computer controlled make-up torque turn equipment is required
with a Minimum recommended resolution of 1000 data points per
turn.)

3.5 Acceptance and Rejection of Make-up

♦ For an acceptable make-up both the final torque and shoulder
torque requirements must be satisfied.
•Final torque shall be met between specified minimum torque and
maximum torque.
•Shoulder torque shall be met between specified minimum
shoulder torque and maximum shoulder torque.
♦Connections which do not meet the make-up requirements shall be
broken out and shall be inspected in accordance with JFELION-
TP-M-101 prior to re-makeup.

Note: When torque values that is higher than standard ones (ex.
Maximum torque with sealability values) are used, care shall be
taken to avoid crushing the pipe body.

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3.6 Lowering String

♦ Lower entire string by one joint and proceed to next connection.
For subsequent connections follow make-up procedures 3.1
through 3.5.

3.7 Clear RunTM connection mixed with non-Clear RunTM connections

♦ It is acceptable to make up Clear RunTM and non-Clear RunTM
connections together with the following steps except for 2-7/8”, 3-
1/2 and 4-1/2” 12.6# / 13.5#;
♦ Remove existing ClearGlideTM lubricant on pin or box connection(s)
♦ Apply approved thread compound to pin and box connection (s)
♦ Make up connection(s) using the torque values for API Modified”

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4. PULLING, BREAK-OUT AND LAY DOWN PROCEDURES

4.1 Pulling of Pipe
♦ Pulling of pipe should be conducted with care to avoid damage to
pipe body and connection.
♦ Ensure that proper alignment of the elevator blocks over the well is
achieved and that stabber man is aligning each joint over the well
during breakout. Misalignment may result in connection galling.
♦ Do not over rotate during break-out so that the pin connection does
not "drop" back into coupling.
♦ Apply tension to the joint (or stand) being broken out. The applied
load should approximately equal the weight of the joint. Using a
weight compensator is recommended.
♦ Use a stabbing guide to avoid connection damage during pulling
operations.
♦ Apply both pin and coupling thread protectors immediately
after pin/coupling disengagement.
♦ Pulling in singles is recommended.
♦ If "stood back" in the derrick, ensure the pin end protectors are
fitted and "stand" is seated on a wooden or similar non-metallic
surface.

4.2 Rotation of Connection

♦ Place power tong on the top joint with the back-up tong on lower
half of coupling to avoid unnecessary gripping pressure on the
connection end to be broken-out.
♦ Set tong rotation for break-out and ensure single joint or stand
weight is taken up by elevators. Break-out the connection with
power tongs, approximately 1 turn for tubing and 2 turns for casing.
♦ After breakout, remove power tongs and rotate connection out by
hand or strap wrench.
♦ Place a correct size STABBING GUIDE over the coupling and lift
top joint (stand) clear of coupling,
♦ It is recommended to flush the Tubulars with fresh water upon
removal from the well.
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♦ Install a CLEAN pin protector and either lay the joint down or stand
into derrick on a clean non-metallic surface. If laying down pipe
onto pipe deck use slats.
♦ Install a CLEAN coupling protector into the coupling.
♦ Lift string to next breakout joint and repeat steps as per section 4.2.

5. RE-RUNNING JFELION CONNECTIONS

♦ Instructions for re-running joints are exactly same as for new
connections and the same make-up torque values are applied.
♦ Prior to re-running each connection should be inspected in
accordance with JFELION-TP-M-101.

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6. STORAGE RECOMMENDATIONS
6.1 Removing Tubular Goods
♦ Particularly for High Chrome Tubular, where possible, remove the
tubular goods from their export packing IMMEDIATELY upon
receipt and store them indoors in a dry atmosphere.
6.2 Inspect Tubulars Periodically
♦ Inspect the tubular periodically, i.e., every one to three months
depending on atmospheric conditions. Routine inspection should
include:
O.D. check for discoloring or pitting
I.D. check for discoloring or pitting
♦ Remove thread protectors and check condition of connections and
storage compound.
♦ Replace connection storage compound as required. Apply evenly
onto the connection.

6.3 For Long Term Storage

♦ For periods of storage longer than two months a connection
storage compound shall be used.

Note: API THREAD COMPOUNDS ARE NOT RECOMMENDED FOR

USE AS A LONG TERM STORAGE COMPOUND.
6.4 Out Door Storage
♦ If outdoor storage is the only option, the following additional
procedures are recommended.
♦ Protect from rain and spray with tarpaulins or plastic covering.
Sweating / condensation may occur if there is insufficient air
circulation.
♦ Particularly for High Chrome Material, avoid stagnant water or
moisture. Every thirty days, roll pipes to ensure that no moisture
remains trapped between stripping and pipe OD. This also allows
any trapped moisture to dry. It is recommended to use plastic
stripping or zinc paint on wood strips to avoid direct contact
between pipes and wood.
♦ Store pipe with one end elevated to allow condensation or other
trapped water to drain from pipe I.D.
6.5 Warning Plate in case of High Chrome Material
♦ Refer to the "WARNING PLATE" attached to the export package
for additional information.
6.6 Storage Following Pulling (Short Term or Long Term)
♦ Special attention must be given to high chrome steel products
when removed from well due to the materials pitting susceptibility
caused by Chlorides in an oxygen rich environment.
♦ Immediately upon removing Tubulars from well, they should be
flushed with fresh water and stored with one end elevated, to allow
condensation or other trapped water to drain from pipe I.D.

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♦ After drainage is completed the connections should be cleaned,

dried and inspected. If field repairs are required, it shall be
performed in accordance with JFELION-TP-M-101. All connections
should be applied with storage compound and install clean and dry
thread protectors.

Note: Above steps are applicable if pipe is to be re-run within very

short period of time, such as 12 ~ 72 hours.

♦ For longer periods (1 week to 4 weeks), the same applies with the
exception that water soluble corrosion inhibitor for Brine Solutions
should be sprayed on O.D. & I.D. of pipe after drainage is complete.
Note: One such product is named: Aqua-Cure 690 and is supplied
by Oil Center Research.
♦ For longer term storage greater than 1 month, it is recommended
to follow the same process with the exception that external pipe
coating, namely clear varnish and internal pipe coating, namely
mineral oil should be applied.

7. HIGH CHROME STEEL SPECIAL HANDLING PRECAUTIONS

♦ Handle joints one at a time using nylon slings.
♦ Avoid joints contacting each other, i.e. "banging together" in order to
prevent local surface hardened spots which may lead to corrosion.
♦ Ensure pipe racks and pick-up/lay-down equipment is sufficiently padded
to help prevent unnecessary contact between joints and other steel
components.

8. HIGH CHROME STEEL RUNNING PROCEDURES

8.1 Running of High Chrome Steel
♦ Running of high chrome steel should be handled with the following
extra precautions.
♦ Single joint compensators are recommended.
♦ Low stress dot dies or other “non-marking systems” in tongs,
elevators and slips are the preferred method. Non-directional, fine
tooth, low stress dies with 360° contacts are also acceptable.
♦ Rotate tube by hand with strap wrench until threads are fully
engaged. With power tongs, rotate tube to final torque not
exceeding 6 rpm.

9. HIGH CHROME STEEL RE-RUNNING

♦ Please refer to Running Instructions provided earlier in this document.

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10. SPECIAL RECOMMENDATION FOR SOUR SERVICE (H2S)

10.1 Hard Spots
♦ NEVER use pipe where hard spots have developed from the use of
direct flame heating, welding or impact damage.
10.2 Avoid Damage
Avoid damage which may result in residual stress to effected area.
For that reason, DO NOT:
♦ Cold-straighten even slightly-deformed pipe.
♦ Use pipe or couplings showing sharp edged slip or tong marks.
♦ Hammer pipe or couplings.
♦ Compress or deform pipe in the slips.
♦ Use pipe exhibiting excessive out of roundness.
♦ Exceed recommended make-up torque.
♦ Apply loads in excess of performance capabilities.
♦ Permit excessive bending of the string when the load is close to
elastic limit of the material.
♦ Improvise by using items of different steel strength and quality from
those programmed.

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JFELION Example make-up graphs

Figure 1 Example of an acceptable make up graph

Figure 2 and Figure 3 are examples of shoulder torque that is too high.
Possible causes:
・ Friction factor of dope is too high.
・ Dope is contaminated.
・ Pipe is not straight.
・ Pin or box stand-off is outside of tolerance range.
・ The surface treatment for pin or box is outside of tolerance
range.
Fix:
(1) Break out if delta torque is less than minimum delta torque
value, clean and inspect the connection.
(2) Re-make up, if no galling is observed.

Figure 2 Example of an unacceptable make up graph (Exceeding High shoulder Case)

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Figure 3 Example of an unacceptable make up graph (No Clear Shoulder Torque Case)

Figure 4 and Figure 5 are example graphs of acceptable and unacceptable make
ups due to yield or slip.
Possible causes:
・ Friction factor of thread compound is too low.
・ Contaminated thread compound.
・ Incorrect or faulty load cell
・ Improper cleaning
・ Faulty make up equipment.
Action:
(1) If delta turn is higher than 0.1turn, check the shape of make up
graph. Graph after shouldering is still linear without inclining, it’s
acceptable.
(2) If make up graph with more than 0.1 delta turn shows inclining
after shouldering, break out, clean and inspect for deformation
of the torque shoulder. If yielding (deformation) has occurred
reject both Pin and Box connection.
(3) Calibrate or change load cell, re-check system set up.
(4) Use the appropriate capacity load cell.
(5) Check that the thread compound is not contaminated.

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Figure 4 Example of an acceptable make up graph (Small inclining)

Figure 5 Example of an unacceptable make up graph (Yielding)

Figure 6 Example of an acceptable make up graph (Slipping before shouldering).

Dropped torque returns to previous slope and the linearity is established

Possible causes:
・ Jaw of power tong is worn.
・ Adherent dirt on jaw or pipe.
Fix:
(1) Clean or replace jaw.

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Figure 6 Example of an acceptable make up graph (Slipping before shouldering). Dropped torque
returns to previous slope and the linearity is established

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Figure 7 is an example graph of unacceptable slipping during make up.

Possible causes:
・ Jaw of power tong is worn.
・ Adherent dirt on jaw or pipe.
Fix:
(2) Break out, clean and inspect the connection.
(3) Correct problem of slipping.
(4) Re-make up.

Figure 7 Example of an unacceptable make up graph (Slipping after shouldering).

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The examples of acceptable and unacceptable make ups due to dope hump are
shown from Figure to Figure .
Possible causes:
・ Excessive dope quantity.

Fix for unacceptable make ups (Figure and Figure ):

(1) Break out, clean and inspect the connection.
(2) Re-make up, if no galling is observed.

Figure 8 Example of an acceptable make up graph (Shoulder torque and maximum torque value
of the dope hump are below the Max. shoulder torque)

Figure 9 Example of an acceptable make up graph (Shoulder torque and maximum torque value
of the dope hump are below the Max. shoulder torque. Dope hump extends into shoulder torque
line but it is below the maximum shoulder torque value.)

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Figure 10 Example of an unacceptable make up graph (The peak torque value of the dope hump
is above the Max. shoulder torque, shoulder point is not located in the hump and before Maximum
shoulder torque.)

Figure 7 Example of an unacceptable make up graph (The peak torque value of the dope hump is
above the Max. shoulder torque)

If the hump occurs and stops before shouldering and its peak is lower than
the shoulder torque, and the shoulder torque could be read correctly, then the
make-up is considered acceptable.

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Table 1 Make-up Loss Length

Outside Diameter Wall Thickness Make-up Loss Length
Connection
inch Weight Inch mm inch mm
6.4# 0.217 5.51 2.55 64.77
7.8# 0.276 7.01 3.00 76.20
2 7/8”
8.6# 0.308 7.82 3.00 76.20
9.35# 0.340 8.64 3.00 76.20
9.2# 0.254 6.45 2.90 73.66
10.2# 0.289 7.34 2.90 73.66
3 1/2” 12.7# 0.375 9.53 3.45 87.63
14.3# 0.430 10.92 3.45 87.63
14.8# 0.449 11.4 3.45 87.63
11.6# 0.286 7.26 3.45 87.63
4” 13.2# 0.330 8.38 3.45 87.63
16.1# 0.415 10.54 3.45 87.63
11.6# 0.250 6.35 2.90 73.66
12.6# 0.271 6.88 2.90 73.66
13.5# 0.290 7.37 3.17 80.52
15.2# 0.337 8.56 3.17 80.52
4 1/2” 17.0# 0.380 9.65 3.52 89.41
17.7# 0.402 10.21 3.52 89.41
18.9# 0.430 10.92 3.52 89.41
21.5# 0.500 12.70 5.09 129.29
23.7# 0.560 14.22 5.09 129.29
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15.0# 0.296 7.52 3.01 76.45
18.0# 0.362 9.19 3.57 90.58
5” 21.4# 0.437 11.10 3.57 90.58
23.2# 0.478 12.14 3.81 96.67
24.1# 0.500 12.70 3.81 96.67
15.5# 0.275 6.99 4.14 105.16
17.0# 0.304 7.72 4.14 105.16
20.0# 0.361 9.17 4.59 116.59
23.0# 0.415 10.54 4.59 116.59
5 1/2”
26.0# 0.476 12.09 4.89 124.21
26.8# 0.500 12.70 4.89 124.21
28.4# 0.530 13.46 5.14 130.56
29.7# 0.562 14.27 5.14 130.56
22.8# 0.375 9.53 4.51 114.55
6”
32.0# 0.519 13.18 5.00 127.00
6.068” 32.6# 0.553 14.05 6.05 153.75
20.0# 0.288 7.32 4.05 102.87
24.0# 0.352 8.94 4.85 123.19
6 5/8” 28.0# 0.417 10.59 4.85 123.19
32.0# 0.475 12.07 4.85 123.19
40.2# 0.625 15.88 5.35 135.89

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Outside Diameter Wall Thickness Make-up Loss Length

Connection
inch Weight Inch mm inch mm
23.0# 0.317 8.05 4.85 123.19
26.0# 0.362 9.19 4.85 123.19
29.0# 0.408 10.36 4.85 123.19
7” 32.0# 0.453 11.51 5.209 132.31
35.0# 0.498 12.65 5.209 132.31
38.0# 0.540 13.72 5.447 138.35
42.7# 0.625 15.88 5.447 138.35
26.4# 0.328 8.33 4.740 120.38
29.7# 0.375 9.53 4.740 120.38
33.7# 0.430 10.92 5.240 133.08
7 5/8”
35.8# 0.465 11.81 5.240 133.08
39.0# 0.500 12.70 5.240 133.08
42.8# 0.562 14.27 5.740 145.78
36.0# 0.400 10.16 5.040 128.00
40.0# 0.450 11.43 5.040 128.00
44.0# 0.500 12.70 5.040 128.00
8 5/8” 49.0# 0.557 14.15 5.700 144.77
52.0# 0.595 15.11 5.700 144.77
54.0# 0.625 15.88 6.150 156.20
57.4# 0.656 16.66 6.150 156.20
40.0# 0.395 10.03 5.140 130.56
43.5# 0.435 11.05 5.140 130.56
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47.0# 0.472 11.99 5.740 145.80
9 5/8”
53.5# 0.545 13.84 5.740 145.80
58.4# 0.595 15.11 5.740 145.80
59.4# 0.609 15.47 5.740 145.80
62.8# 0.625 15.88 6.765 171.82
65.3# 0.650 16.51 6.765 171.82
66.4# 0.661 16.79 6.765 171.82
9 7/8” 66.9# 0.668 16.97 6.765 171.82
67.5# 0.678 17.22 6.765 171.82
68.0# 0.694 17.63 6.765 171.82
68.9# 0.700 17.78 6.765 171.82
51.0# 0.450 11.43 5.600 142.24
55.5# 0.495 12.57 6.500 165.10
10 3/4” 60.7# 0.545 13.84 6.500 165.10
65.7# 0.595 15.11 6.500 165.10
73.2# 0.672 17.07 6.500 165.10
10 7/8” 72.0# 0.656 16.66 6.500 165.10
60.0# 0.489 12.42 6.180 156.97
11 3/4” 65.0# 0.534 13.56 6.180 156.97
71.0# 0.582 14.78 6.180 156.97
62.0# 0.500 12.70 6.186 157.12
11 7/8”
71.8# 0.582 14.78 6.186 157.12

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Outside Diameter Wall Thickness Make-up Loss Length

Connection
inch Weight Inch mm inch mm
68.0# 0.480 12.19 6.257 158.93
72.0# 0.514 13.06 6.257 158.93
77.0# 0.550 13.97 6.257 158.93
13 3/8” 80.7# 0.580 14.73 6.180 156.97
85.0# 0.608 15.44 6.180 156.97
86.0# 0.625 15.88 6.180 156.97
JFELION 92.0# 0.672 17.07 6.751 171.48
13 5/8” 88.2# 0.625 15.88 6.507 165.28
93.0# 0.650 16.51 6.550 166.37
100.0# 0.700 17.78 6.800 172.72
14”
114.0# 0.800 20.32 6.800 172.72
115.0# 0.812 20.62 6.800 172.72
JFELION
9 5/8” 53.5# 0.545 13.84 5.715 145.16
CBR
JFELION
10 3/4” 85.3# 0.797 20.24 7.365 187.07
DR ASM
JFELION
10 1/8” 79.3# 0.795 20.19 7.150 182.75
DR SS

6 5/8” 28.0# 0.417 10.59 4.850 123.19

JFELION
DR PB
7 5/8” 39.0# 0.500 12.70 5.240 133.08

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