Spotting Fluids are used to free pipe by penetrating and breaking up the filter cake. The spotting fluids comprise a liquid, either aqueous or oleaginous. The spotting fluids are used in a conventional method of releasing pipes or tools stuck in the filter cake on the sides of a borehole during conventional drilling or well servicing operations.

Spray bar consists of a nozzles and an elongated header for spraying liquid. The nozzle is mounted in openings in the bottom plate and sealing cooperate with the intermediate plate and extend through the liquid cavity. The flow of liquid through each of the nozzles is independently regulated by varying a control fluid signal.

Spray Booth Exhaust Filtration offers filtration solution. It includes fiberglass media, synthetic media, paper medias, paper & synthetic combination medias, cube filters and bag filters. The bottom surface of the spray booth consists of a hopper for collecting undeposited coating material. It has heavy-duty grids for exhaust pads.

Spray booth filters are used on painting booths and prevent paint mist from coming out of the booth. These are suitable for different types of paints such as oil based paints, powder coating paints, emulsified paints, rubber bonded and resin bonded paints, water based paints, and various others. There are two basic types: exhaust paint booth filters and intake paint booth filters. Paint booth filters are available as intake panel filters, exhaust panel filters, ceiling diffusion media, and pant arrestor media.

Spray Booth Intake Filter is designed for use with organic substances and materials such as aerosol adhesive, air brush overspray, spray paints and lacquers. The denser backing filter and final scrim material provides fine filtration to 5-microns.