Technology Spotlight!

Bench Tree’s Short MWD system provides operators with precise and dependable directional information to maximize drilling efficiency and payzone exposure. 

Its reduced length and weight make it easier to handle than other systems, while helping solve reliability and accuracy issues inherent with longer legacy systems.

The system’s high-speed mud pulse transmission allows users to leave the legacy platform and reduce the need for expensive EM and dual-telemetry systems with limited depth capability. Reliability is improved by eliminating many of the failure points found in other systems. 

For instance, the 3D-I, m+ Pulser and gamma all fit in one standard directional module pressure housing. The system also has 95% fewer field-mated connectors and less wiring than legacy systems.

For more information on the Short MWD system and the rest of our solutions, contact your local representative.

Bench Tree Announces The Launch of Their Gamma-ST Module

18 Mar, 2024
Bench Tree is excited to announce the launch of their Gamma-ST module, now available throughout the globe. The 175°C gamma solution offers customers dependable gamma measurements at a new low price. Through the use of Bench Tree’s PCBA design and manufacturing process, the Gamma module can extend battery life downhole and increase reliability. Temperature- and vibration-induced counts are a thing of the past when utilizing the Bench Tree Gamma module. The 15.40-in. chassis is designed as a drop-in replacement for all standard MWD systems. When run with Bench Tree’s 3D-I module and m+ Pulser, it can be configured into a short String MWD system, with all electronics housed in one pressure barrel, eliminating the need for multiple field-mated connectors.

Celebrating 20 Years!

12 Nov, 2023
As we celebrate 20 years of helping the oil and gas industry make better wells, we're hosting an Anniversary Celebration Luau. Join the Bench Tree team on Thursday, November 16, noon to 4 p.m., at B52 Brewery (12470 Milroy Lane, Conroe, TX 77304) for food, drinks, Polynesian entertainment, and networking.
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