Cement Additives
materials are blended into base cement slurries to alter the performance of the cement. Due to the inherent nature of base cements (Neat, Portland and Pozzolanic) and because of the demands placed on the cement sheath throughout the life of the well, the performance properties of the cementing slurry are modified to address the specific and unique conditions of each well.
| Product | Function |
|---|---|
| API Class G Grade | Cement |
| API Class B Grade | Cement |
| API Class C Grade | Cement |
| HT Basic Blend | Cement |
| HT Blend | Cement |
| Micro P-F | Cement |
| Micro R95 | Cement |
| Cenosphere 70 - 75 | Ultralight Mineral Filler |
| Cenosphere 70 - 80 | Ultralight Mineral Filler |
| Cenosphere 75 - 80 | Ultralight Mineral Filler |
| Cenosphere 80 - 85 | Ultralight Mineral Filler |
| Glass Bubbles 4000 - 028 | Low-Density Systems |
| Glass Bubbles 2000 - 032 | Low-Density Systems |
| Glass Bubbles 3000 - 035 | Low-Density Systems |
| Glass Bubbles 4000 - 038 | Low-Density Systems |
| Glass Bubbles 5000 - 038 | Low-Density Systems |
| Glass Bubbles 8000 - 042 | Low-Density Systems |
| Glass Bubbles 6000 - 046 | Low-Density Systems |
| Glass Bubbles 19000 - 032 | Low-Density Systems |
| Glass Bubbles 6000 - 060 | Low-Density Systems |
| Glass Bubbles 18000 - 060 | Low-Density Systems |
| On Request | Fluid Loss Additive |
| On Request | Lost Circulation Material |