Manual No:
DL-613-7000-004
HD RETRIEVABLE PACKER
Revision: D
7” X 2-7/8” Revision Date:
08/14/2008
DESCRIPTION
The HD Retrievable Packer is a heavy duty service packer ideally suited for all types of squeeze cementing, formation
fracturing, high pressure acidizing, etc. It is a large opening compression set packer with hydraulic button-type hold down.
It withstands high pressure from above or below and uses a three-element packing system, J-slot, and a drag block
mechanism for easy setting. The packer has a built-in unloader which circulates across the hold down buttons to improve
retrievability and run in performance
NOTE: This packer is rated for differential pressure up to 10,000 PSI.
SPECIFICATION GUIDE
CASING
RECOMMENDED TOOL OD TOOL ID THREAD CONNECTION PRODUCT
SIZE WEIGHT HOLE SIZE (INCHES) (INCHES) BOX UP / PIN DOWN NUMBER
(INCHES) (LBS/FT)
26-32 6.094 – 6.276 5.875 2.50 2-7/8 EUE 61370
7
17-26 6.276 – 6.538 6.000 2.50 2-7/8 EUE 61372
NOTE: Tools listed are right hand set / right hand release.
CAUTION: Before running the tool, check the pressure affected areas chart and consider other effects to be certain that
the unloader will remain closed during operation.
CAUTION: If the HD Packer is run with a retrievable bridge plug, make sure the bridge plug J-slot is compatible with the
J-slot on the packer. Whichever direction you set the plug, the packer should set in the opposite direction.
ELEMENT SELECTION GUIDE
TEMPERATURE DUROMETER
RUBBER TYPE TEMPERATURE RANGE
RANGE (F°) END MIDDLE END
70 - 125° 80 70 80 NITRILE 70° - 300°F
125 - 250° 90 70 90 HSN (HNBR) 70° - 325°F
250 - 300° 90 80 90 VITON 100° - 350°F
300° + Contact D&L Sales AFLAS 200° - 400°F
SETTING PROCEDURES
Run to setting depth. The unloader remains open while running in. Pick up the tubing and rotate 1/4 turn at the packer.
Slack off weight and set down on the packer to set the slips, close the unloader and compress the packing elements. A
minimum weight of 14,000 lbs. at the packer is required to pack off the elements.
CAUTION: Run the tool slowly, as with any hold down type packer, to help prevent dulling of the hydraulic buttons.
RELEASING PROCEDURES
Pick up on the tubing to open the unloader, allowing time for the tubing and casing pressure to equalize. Continued
upward movement of the tubing unsets the slips, relaxes the packing elements and re-J’s the packer. The tool may now be
moved and reset, or pulled from the well.
D & L OIL TOOLS
P.O. BOX 52220 TULSA, OK 74152
PHONE: (800) 441-3504
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Manual No:
DL-613-7000-004
HD RETRIEVABLE PACKER
Revision: D
7” X 2-7/8” Revision Date:
08/14/2008
PRESSURE AFFECTED AREAS GUIDE
SIZE TUBING ABOVE BELOW
(INCHES)
2.375 3.49 DOWN 4.52 DOWN
2.875 1.40 DOWN 6.08 DOWN
7 3.500 1.73 UP 8.43 DOWN
4.50 DP 7.96 UP 13.15 DOWN
5.00 DP 11.69 UP 15.95 DOWN
Example: A 7” Packer run on 2-7/8” tubing with a differential hydrostatic pressure above the tool in the annulus equal to 3,000 PSI.
How much must be pulled to open the unloader?
From the chart, 1.40 down is the factor for this packer with differential from above. Multiply the value (1.40) by the
pressure differential (3,000 PSI) producing the force acting on the mandrel (1.40 x 3,000 = 4,200 lbs.) This is the amount to
be pulled to open the unloader.
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Manual No:
DL-613-7000-004
HD RETRIEVABLE PACKER
Revision: D
7” X 2-7/8” Revision Date:
08/14/2008
DISASSEMBLY
1) Clamp top sub (1) in vise.
1.1) Align holes in drag block retaining ring (27) and remove set screws (31) from the control body (24).
1.2) Unscrew and separate control body (24) from J-body (30) (NOTE: Left hand threads).
1.3) Slide control body assembly up out of the way.
1.4) Slide J-body up to access set screws (32).
1.5) Unscrew and remove set screws (32) from bottom sub (29).
1.6) Unscrew and remove bottom sub (29) and J-body (30) from inner mandrel (2).
1.7) Remove o-ring (45) from bottom sub (29).
1.8) Remove retaining ring (28).
1.9) Unscrew and remove rubber mandrel cap (23).
1.10) Slide lower control body assembly off of inner mandrel (2).
1.11) Disassemble lower control body assembly:
1.11.1) Remove drag block retaining ring (27), then remove drag blocks (26) and drag block springs (37).
1.11.2) Remove lower slips (25) and lower slip springs (36) from control body (24).
1.12) Unscrew and remove lower cone (22) from rubber retainer (21).
1.13) Align holes in rubber retainer (21) and rubber mandrel (18). Place bar in holes, then unscrew and remove
rubber mandrel (18) from valve body (15).
1.14) Slide rubber mandrel assembly off of inner mandrel (2) and disassemble:
1.14.1) Remove elements (19, 34), rubber spacers (20), and rubber retainer (21) from rubber mandrel (18).
1.14.2) Unscrew and remove gage ring (17) from rubber retainer (21).
1.15) Unscrew and remove gage ring (17) from valve body (15).
1.16) Unscrew and remove valve body (15) from central body (14).
1.16.1) Remove o-ring (40) from valve body (15).
1.17) Unscrew and remove central body (14) from hold down body (7).
1.18) Unscrew and remove seal retainer (13), then remove seal (12).
1.19) Unscrew and remove seal receptacle (11) and remove o-rings (44).
2) Remove top sub (1) from vise and clamp lower end of inner mandrel (2) in vise.
NOTE: Do NOT wrench or clamp on seal surface.
2.1) Unscrew and remove set screws (33) from top sub (2).
2.2) Unscrew and remove top sub (1) from inner mandrel (2), and then remove o-ring (38).
2.3) Unscrew and remove hold down extension (3) from hold down body (7), and then remove o-rings (39).
2.4) Unscrew and remove hold down cap (4) from hydraulic hold down body (7).
2.5) Slide strap retainer (8) out of way.
2.6) Unscrew and remove countersunk cap screws (16), then remove hold down straps (6).
2.7) Remove hold down button springs (35) and hold down buttons (5) from the hold down body (7), and then
remove o-rings (41).
2.8) Slide hold down body (7) off of inner mandrel (2), and then remove o-rings (40, 42).
2.9) Remove strap retainer (8).
2.10) Slide compensating piston (10) off of compensating mandrel (9), and then remove o-rings (42, 43).
2.11) Slide compensating mandrel (9) off of inner mandrel (2).
3) Remove inner mandrel (2) from vise.
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Manual No:
DL-613-7000-004
HD RETRIEVABLE PACKER
Revision: D
7” X 2-7/8” Revision Date:
08/14/2008
PARTS LIST
P/N 61370 P/N 61372
ITEM QTY DESCRIPTION MATERIAL
(26–32#) (17-26#)
1 1 TOP SUB P-110 61370615
2 1 INNER MANDREL P-110 61370215
3 1 HOLD DOWN EXTENSION P-110 61370310
4 1 HOLD DOWN CAP P-110 61370370 61372370
5 6 CARBIDE HOLD DOWN BUTTON STRESSPROOF 61370140C 61372140C
6 3 HOLD DOWN STRAP L-80 61370360
7 1 HOLD DOWN BODY P-110 61370320
8 1 STRAP RETAINER P-110 61370650 61372650
9 1 COMPENSATING MANDREL P-110 61370240
10 1 COMPENSATING PISTON P-110 61370715
11 1 SEAL RECEPTACLE P-110 61370730
12 1 RING SEAL 90 DURO NITRILE 61370520
13 1 SEAL RETAINER P-110 61370530
14 1 CENTRAL BODY P-110 61370385
15 1 VALVE BODY P-110 61370350
16 3 CAP SCREW (5/16-18 UNC) STEEL FHSC031C050
17 2 GAGE RING 1018 61170830 61172830
18 1 RUBBER MANDREL P-110 61370220
19 2 ELEMENT (OUTER) 90 DURO NITRILE 60270513 60272513
20 2 RUBBER SPACER 1018 60270840 61172840
21 1 RUBBER RETAINER P-110 61170850HT
22 1 LOWER CONE P-110 60070420HT
23 1 RUBBER MANDREL CAP 1018 60070230
24 1 CONTROL BODY P-110 61370335
25 4 CARBIDE LOWER SLIP P-110 60070135C
26 6 CARBIDE DRAG BLOCK 9070900C 9080900C
27 1 DRAG BLOCK RETAINER 1018 60070910
28 1 RETAINING RING 1018 60070911
29 1 BOTTOM SUB P-110 61370630
30 1 J-BODY P-110 61370340
31 3 SET SCREW (5/16-18 UNC) STEEL SSS031C063 SSS031C050
32 2 SET SCREW (3/8-16 UNC) STEEL SSS037C050
33 3 SET SCREW (3/8-16 UNC) STEEL SSS037C037
34 1 ELEMENT (CENTER) 80 DURO NITRILE 60270512 60272512
35 18 HOLD DOWN BUTTON SPRING 61370975
36 8 LOWER SLIP SPRING 7170901
37 36 DRAG BLOCK SPRING 9101900
38 1 O-RING NITRILE 90235
39 2 O-RING NITRILE 90339
40 3 O-RING NITRILE 90241
41 6 O-RING NITRILE 90230
42 2 O-RING NITRILE 90350
43 1 O-RING NITRILE 90344
44 1 O-RING NITRILE 90243
45 1 O-RING NITRILE 90233
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Manual No:
DL-613-7000-004
HD RETRIEVABLE PACKER
Revision: D
7” X 2-7/8” Revision Date:
08/14/2008
61370 (26-32#)
61372 (17-26#)
ASSEMBLED WEIGHT: 286 LBS
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