Poly Liner Systems virtually eliminate  Rod-on-Tubing and Corrosion Failures.

Western Falcon liners have proven the successful use of poly in down-hole applications since 1992. Operators are experiencing drastic reductions in operating cost by eliminating rod on-tubing wear and corrosion failures.  The power savings is being realized in less work-overs, increased tubing life, lost production, reduction in energy during lifting in pumped wells, and reduction in corrosion inhibitors.

Our poly liner products have been particularly effective in elimination rod on tubing wear in beam pumped wells and progressive cavity pumped wells associated with deviation and dog-legged holes without the use of rod guides and/or special rod boxes.  Poly liners are equally successful in the reduction of corrosion failures associated with other artificial life methods as in plunger lift wells, submersible pumped wells, gas lift wells, and injection wells, as well as disposal wells and flow lines.

Our mechanical bonding process will allow you to recognize additional savings by promoting the use of your inventory or the purchase of lower quality tubing as in yellow banded, blue banded, green banded, and/or test and drift pipe.  Our liner installation process can even allow you to take advantage of using used internal plastic coated inventory without the cost of removing the plastic.  Pin thread corrosion damage caused by chipped coatings can be repaired with sufficient remaining upset taking otherwise scrap pipe and making it a viable asset.

Our unique, one of a kind, end finish process in combination with plastic coating in the coupling J-area takes the guess work and pain out of running tubing lined with poly.  There are no stabbing guides, corrosion barrier donuts, inserts, special torque make-up requirements, or service technicians.  Simply torque to minimum API specifications.

Poly liners are abrasion resistant and inert to chemicals eliminating concerns associated with wireline damage, coil tubing mechanical damage, acid and chemical treatments.