API Bowl

The difference between a 100 Ton - 8-5/8" API Bowl and a 150 Ton - 10-3/4" API Bowl lies primarily in their load capacity and the size of casing they are designed to handle. Here's a breakdown of the differences and how they impact operations:

Load Capacity:
• The 100 Ton - 8-5/8" API Bowl is rated to support a maximum load of 100 tons
• The 150 Ton - 10-3/4" API Bowl is rated to support a maximum load of 150 tons.
Casing Size:
• The 100 Ton - 8-5/8" API Bowl is designed to handle casing with a diameter of 8-5/8 inches.
• The 150 Ton - 10-3/4" API Bowl is designed to handle casing with a diameter of 10-3/4 inches.
Operational Impact:
• The choice between the two bowls depends on the specific requirements of the casing running operation. If the operation involves smaller diameter casing or requires a lower load capacity, the 100 Ton - 8-5/8" API Bowl may be sufficient.
• For operations involving larger diameter casing or heavier loads, the 150 Ton - 10-3/4" API Bowl would be more suitable to ensure sufficient load-bearing capacity.
Compatibility:
• Both bowls are designed to be compatible with standard casing running equipment and rig systems used in the oilfield. They are typically integrated into the rig's casing handling system to facilitate efficient casing running operations.
API Standards:
• Both bowls are manufactured according to specifications outlined by the American Petroleum Institute (API), ensuring that they meet industry standards for quality, reliability, and safety.

In summary, the main differences between the 100 Ton - 8-5/8" API Bowl and the 150 Ton - 10-3/4" API Bowl lie in their load capacity and the size of casing they are designed to handle. The choice between the two depends on the specific requirements of the casing running operation, including casing size and load capacity considerations. Contact Power Unit Builder & Handling Tools for details.