99%+ Sand Capture. 100% Confidence.
When a MidCon operator faced costly downtime from sand carryover, EnerCorp delivered a smarter solution.
Their existing sand knockout couldn’t keep up—iron and chokes were washing out multiple times a day, leading to expensive repairs and lost production.
Our team designed a custom Sahara Advanced Sand Cyclone specifically for their well conditions, capturing 99%+ of sand and immediately ending carryover issues.
The results spoke for themselves:
- Saved hundreds of dollars every day for 100 days
- Eliminated washouts and facility damage
- Reduced downtime and maintenance headaches
Today, this operator runs the Sahara Advanced Sand Cyclone on every well—proof that the right technology, engineered for the job, pays off fast.
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