Snatch block:
A pulley that is normally attached to the wellhead at a convenient place for the wireline to pass through as it comes from the stuffing ...
A grooved pulley.
An assembly of pulleys on a common framework; in mechanics, one or more pulleys, or sheaves, mounted to rotate on a common axis. The crown ...
To thread the drilling line through the sheaves of the crown block and traveling block. One end of the line is secured to the hoisting ...
An arrangement of pulleys, or sheaves, through which drilling line is reeved and which moves up and down in the derrick or mast. See block.
A block with lead or another relatively soft material on its bottom. It is made up of drill pipe or tubing at the surface, run ...
A mast on a well servicing unit that utilizes a split traveling block and crown block, which makes it possible to pull 60-foot stands with ...
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