Onshore Services

Onshore drilling operations require a variety of specialized units to perform efficiently. The specific units needed can vary based on factors such as the geological characteristics of the site, the depth of the well, and the type of drilling operation.The selection of units depends on the specific requirements of each drilling project and the geological conditions at the drilling site.

KMAC offers a comprehensive suite of Bareboat and Time Charter Services tailored for drilling and onshore operations in the oil field. Our flexible and customizable solutions empower clients to efficiently manage their projects, ensuring optimal performance, and cost-effectiveness throughout the project lifecycle.

Drilling Rigs

Conventional Drilling Rigs: Traditional drilling rigs designed for a wide range of onshore drilling applications.
Mobile Drilling Rigs: Mobile units that can be easily transported to different onshore locations for drilling operations.
Top Drive Drilling Rigs: Rigs equipped with a top drive system for enhanced drilling efficiency and control.
Hydraulic Drilling Rigs: Rigs that use hydraulic systems for various drilling functions, offering versatility and reliability.

Workover Rigs

Coil Tubing Units: Units equipped with coiled tubing for well intervention and maintenance.
Snubbing Units: Specialized rigs for well maintenance and workover operations, often used in challenging well conditions.
Completion Rigs: Rigs designed specifically for the completion phase of well drilling, including casing and tubing installation.

Mud Pumps

Triplex Mud Pumps: High-pressure pumps used to circulate drilling mud during the drilling process.
Duplex Mud Pumps: Pumps with two reciprocating pistons, suitable for various onshore drilling applications.

Well Control Units

Blowout Preventers (BOPs): Critical safety equipment designed to prevent uncontrolled release of fluids during drilling.
Choke Manifolds: Assemblies that control the flow of drilling fluids and pressure in the well.

Drill Bits

Roller Cone Bits: Bits with rotating cones that crush rock formations during drilling.
Diamond Bits: Bits with diamond-impregnated cutting surfaces, suitable for hard formations.

Mud Systems

Mud Tanks: Large containers for storing and mixing drilling mud.
Shale Shakers: Equipment used to remove large particles and solids from drilling mud.

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Downhole Tools

Logging While Drilling (LWD) Tools: Tools that provide real-time data about the subsurface while drilling.
Directional Drilling Tools: Tools used to control the direction of the wellbore during drilling.

Casing and Tubing Units

Casing Running Tools: Equipment for the installation of casing strings in the wellbore.
Tubing Running Tools: Tools for running tubing into the wellbore during completion operations.

Power Units

Diesel Generators: Power units that provide electricity for various drilling and auxiliary equipment on-site.

Transportation Equipment

Truck-Mounted Drilling Rigs: Rigs mounted on trucks for easy mobility.
Skid-Mounted Drilling Rigs: Rigs mounted on skids for stability and transportability.

Auxiliary Equipment

Mud Logging Units: Units for monitoring and analyzing drilling mud to provide geological information.
Wireline Units: Equipment for deploying and retrieving tools into the wellbore using a cable.