Wizard Dissolvable Plug

Based on traditional frac plug, Vertechs engineers simplified and optimized it into a brand-new design, which is more suitable for dissolvable solutions to carry out plug and perf operations. The new design greatly reduced tool complexity, by removing elastomers and utilizing single-piece slip, ELIMINATING PRE-SET risks while running. With improved robustness, it can be pumped down at a MUCH FASTER rate. Core components have received upgrades to handle higher pressure with better sealing. Field proven in North America, South America, the Middle East, Europe and China, this solution has helped reduce completion time and costs by 15 to 22%. Vertechs has achieved over 100,000 successful runs worldwide, holds more than 50 patents globally, and was the first to deliver a full lateral dissolvable completion in China.

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Features

10,000-15,000 psi
104-330°F
Available for both fresh water, produced water or acid applications
70% less parts and 60% shorter than traditional designs
Impact tested simulating running speed at 955ft/min
Full metal seal, No elastomer components
Covers all API casings
BIP (Ball-in-place) variant available
Refrac slim variant available

Specification

Casing Size	Casing Weight (lb/ft)	Casing Grade
3.5"	9.2	N80 P110 Q125 140V
4.5"	11.6 - 15.1
5"	18.0 - 24.2
5.5"	17.0 - 23.0, 26.0 - 26.8
6"	23.2 - 24.5

Technical Video

At Vertechs, we understand the significance of operational efficiency. Our field-proven dissolvable frac plugs are engineered with materials that dissolve at different rates to optimize performance in dynamic downhole environments. Unlike traditional Rate of Dissolving (ROD) tests, which are conducted under static lab conditions, we focus on Total Dissolving Time (TDT), accounting for real-world factors like frac operations, fluid flow, and temperature changes. This approach ensures faster post-frac intervention, minimizes risks, and accelerates the transition of your wells into the production phase.