Glossary ROTD Bean Plug Sub-Assembly ROTD Bean Plug Sub-Assembly The Rebco ROTD Bean Plug Sub-Assembly is designed for use with subsurface controls such as Lock Mandrels and Tubing Mandrels, covering nominal sizes of 2", 2-1/2", and 3". Like the ROTC , it holds pressure from below only and provides the means of pumping through the plug from above. The key distinction between the ROTC and ROTD is that the ROTD is a complete body sub-assembly with a larger maximum OD (1.75" for 2", 2.12" for 2-1/2", and 2.62" for 3"), incorporating the DET A-1 body component rather than requiring it as a separate specification item. The ROTD uses the Body, Box thread for connection, with thread sizes of 1 3/16"-14, 1 9/16"-12, and 2"-12 for the 2", 2-1/2", and 3" sizes, respectively. All sizes are constructed from Stainless Steel. The minimum IDs of .53" (2"), .72" (2-1/2"), and 1.16" (3") match those of the ROTB sub, maintaining consistency across the orifice-based family. How to Order: Product Code 20. Specify nominal size (2", 2-1/2", or 3"), material, and service conditions. Back to the Tool page PDF download ROTD Bean Plug Sub-Assembly ROTD Bean Plug Sub-Assembly Click here RELATED TOOLS Disclaimer: Information is provided for reference only. Rebco Oil Tools, Inc. makes no express or implied warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Equipment selection, configuration, and use must be performed by qualified personnel and are subject to approved procedures, well conditions, mechanical limitations, and Rebco ’s Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Glossary ROTR & ROTX Selective Test Tool Assembly ROTR & ROTX Selective Test Tool Assembly ROTR Selective Test Tool (Product Code 14) The Rebco ROTR Selective Test Tool represents a significant operational advancement over the ROTN : rather than seating passively on a No-Go shoulder, the ROTR uses a key-lock mechanism to selectively locate and lock in a specific ROTR or ROTRN Landing Nipple within the tubing string. This selectivity means the operator can choose which nipple to test, even when multiple nipples of the same nominal size are present in the completion string, and can move the tool from one nipple to the next without pulling it to the surface between tests. The operational sequence is straightforward: the ROTR is run past the target nipple to a point below it. As the tool is pulled upward through the nipple, the spring-loaded locking keys expand into the nipple's key profile, and the tool sets itself at that depth. Applied surface pressure is then held by the tool's packing against the nipple bore. When the test is complete, pressure is equalized across the tool, and the same SSJ Pulling Tool that deployed the tool is used to pick it up through the keys into the next higher nipple in the string, repeating the test process. This multi-test capability in a single run significantly reduces the number of wireline trips required to test a multi-nipple completion. Available in nominal sizes 2⅞" and 3½", compatible with ROTR and ROTRN nipple profiles. Run and retrieve using the SSJ Pulling Tool (Product Code 40). Pressure ratings of up to 18,500 psi ( ROTR nipple) and 17,000 psi ( ROTRN nipple) make the ROTR one of the highest-rated test tools in the Rebco catalogue. How to Order: Product Code 14. Specify nominal size (2⅞" or 3½"), landing nipple profile ( ROTR or ROTRN ), and seal bore size. Specify SSJ Pulling Tool (Product Code 40) at the same nominal size as the accessory. ROTX Selective Test Tool (Product Code 14) The Rebco ROTX Selective Test Tool is the ROTX / ROTXN -family equivalent of the ROTR Selective Test Tool, providing the same selective key-lock deployment mechanism and multi-nipple repositioning capability but designed for ROTX and ROTXN Landing Nipples and also compatible with the ROTX Sliding Sleeve of the same nominal size, extending its utility beyond Landing Nipples alone. The operational procedure mirrors the ROTR exactly: the ROTX is run below the target nipple, pulled upward to set the keys in the nipple profile, and pressure is applied from above. The pressure drop across the tool is equalized by picking up the Drop with the SSJ Pulling Tool before repositioning to the next higher ROTX or ROTXN nipple. Like the ROTR , the ROTX 's No-Go shoulder also permits the tool to be set into ROTXN No-Go Landing Nipples, providing compatibility with both the selective ( ROTX ) and non-selective ( ROTXN ) nipple types in a single tool. The ROTX carries slightly lower pressure ratings than the ROTR , up to 10,000 psi in ROTX nipples and 8,000 psi in ROTXN nipples, reflecting the different geometric engagement of the ROTX profile. Available in nominal sizes 2", 2⅞", and 3½", covering seal bore sizes from 1.875" to 2.813". Run and retrieve using the SSJ Pulling Tool (Product Code 40). How to Order: Product Code 14. Specify nominal size, landing nipple profile ( ROTX or ROTXN ), and seal bore size. Order the SSJ Pulling Tool (Product Code 40) in the nominal size. Back to the Tool page PDF download ROTR & ROTX Selective Test Tool Assembly ROTR & ROTX Selective Test Tool Assembly Click here RELATED TOOLS Disclaimer: Information is provided for reference only. Rebco Oil Tools, Inc. makes no express or implied warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Equipment selection, configuration, and use must be performed by qualified personnel and are subject to approved procedures, well conditions, mechanical limitations, and Rebco ’s Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Glossary ROTS-1 & ROTS-2 Lock Mandrel Sub-Assembly ROTS-1 & ROTS-2 Lock Mandrel Sub-Assembly The Rebco ROTS-1 and ROTS-2 are Selective Non-Flowing Lock Mandrel Sub-Assemblies that cover nominal tubing sizes from 1.660" to 4.50". Unlike the ROTR and ROTX families, which are designed for use with machined Landing Nipples, the ROTS subassemblies are intended for use in completions without dedicated nipple profiles, relying on Dogs (locking fingers) that face both directions; upward-facing Dogs prevent upward movement of the lock, while downward-facing Dogs prevent downward movement. This bidirectional locking mechanism makes the ROTS effective in non-flowing applications where pressure differentials in either direction must be held. The ROTS-1 and ROTS-2 differ in their maximum OD and Dog configuration, with ROTS-1 used in the 1.660" and 4.50" nominal sizes and ROTS-2 used across the intermediate size range. Required running and Pulling Tools, along with appropriate Probes, vary depending on the type of accessory attached to the sub-assembly and are specified in the engineering data for each size. All ROTS sub-assemblies are available in a variety of materials suitable for downhole conditions. How to Order: Product Code 10. Specify nominal tubing size, seal bore size, lock type ( ROTS-1 or ROTS-2 as appropriate for the size), material, service conditions, and the type of accessory to be attached to determine the correct running and pulling tool with probe. Back to the Tool page PDF download ROTS-1 & ROTS-2 Lock Mandrel Sub-Assembly ROTS-1 & ROTS-2 Lock Mandrel Sub-Assembly Click here RELATED TOOLS Disclaimer: Information is provided for reference only. Rebco Oil Tools, Inc. makes no express or implied warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Equipment selection, configuration, and use must be performed by qualified personnel and are subject to approved procedures, well conditions, mechanical limitations, and Rebco ’s Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Glossary BB Circulating Bottom Sub-Assembly BB Circulating Bottom Sub-Assembly The Rebco BB Circulating Bottom Sub-Assembly is designed for use with both BF and BR Landing Nipples and covers seal bore sizes from 1.78" to 2.81". For use in a BF Landing Nipple, it is paired with Lock Mandrels ROTS , ROTW , ROTG , and ROTM , using an API Cross Over Mandrel or Packing Mandrel with a BB Seal Unit. For use in a BR Landing Nipple, it is paired with Lock Mandrels ROTZ and ROTK , again using an API Cross Over Mandrel or Packing Mandrel with a Type BB Seal Unit. The assembly holds pressure from below while allowing circulation from above, and can be held open to bypass fluid freely during run-in and pull-out operations, reducing the hydraulic resistance on the tool string while tripping in and out of the well. The BB Circulating Bottom Sub-Assembly consists of eight components: a Seal Unit, an API Cross Over Mandrel, a Circulating Valve, a Valve Stem, two Springs, a Retainer, and a Type A or B Cage. Part numbers and full engineering data are referenced in Section XVI (Plug Chokes). When ordering, the operator must specify the Lock Mandrel size and type to be used, as well as the material suited to downhole conditions. How to Order: Product Code 21. Specify Landing Nipple type ( BF or BR ), Lock Mandrel size and type to be used with ( ROTS , ROTW , ROTG , ROTM for BF ; ROTZ , ROTK for BR ), Cage type ( A or B ), material, and service conditions. Refer to Section XVI for part numbers and engineering data. Back to the Tool page PDF download BB Circulating Bottom Sub-Assembly BB Circulating Bottom Sub-Assembly Click here RELATED TOOLS Disclaimer: Information is provided for reference only. Rebco Oil Tools, Inc. makes no express or implied warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Equipment selection, configuration, and use must be performed by qualified personnel and are subject to approved procedures, well conditions, mechanical limitations, and Rebco ’s Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Glossary Valve ROTRRN Plug Choke Assembly Valve ROTRRN Plug Choke Assembly The Rebco ROTRRN Plug Choke Assembly is the No-Go counterpart to the ROTRR , designed to land in a ROTRN Landing Nipple of the same size, plug off the nipple and tubing, and hold bidirectional pressure. The ROTRRN is made up of a ROTRN Lock Mandrel (Product Code 10, 17, or 18) combined with a ROTR Equalizing Valve Sub-Assembly with Cap (Product Code 20), and like the ROTRR , it requires only one run to be set. It covers the same nipple seal bore range of 1.710" through 4.813" as the ROTRR . The key operational distinction from the ROTRR is the No-Go bottom shoulder provided by the ROTRN Lock Mandrel, which provides the operator with a positive mechanical depth stop in addition to the standard plug-choke function. Equalizing Prong numbers, Running and Pulling Tool numbers, and Check Set Tool numbers are identical to the ROTRR series for each corresponding seal bore size, simplifying cross-family tool management. How to Order: Product Code 20. Specify nipple seal bore size, Lock Mandrel type (Product Code 10, 17, or 18 as applicable), material, and service conditions. Refer to Pages XVI-4 through XVI-6 for full engineering data and tool numbers. Back to the Tool page PDF download Valve ROTRRN Plug Choke Assembly Valve ROTRRN Plug Choke Assembly Click here RELATED TOOLS Disclaimer: Information is provided for reference only. Rebco Oil Tools, Inc. makes no express or implied warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Equipment selection, configuration, and use must be performed by qualified personnel and are subject to approved procedures, well conditions, mechanical limitations, and Rebco ’s Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Glossary BG Running Tool BG Running Tool The Rebco BG Running Tool is a locating and running tool purpose-built for positioning sub-surface accessories equipped with ROTS-1 or ROTS-2 Lock Sub-Assemblies into their corresponding selective seal profiles within the wellbore. Its primary function is not to set the device by jarring, but to accurately locate a specific seal profile among several within a multi-nipple completion string, a critical distinction in selective completions, where the wrong profile must not be accidentally engaged. The BG operates by engaging the collet or locating feature of the Lock Sub-Assembly against the correct profile recess as the tool string is lowered. Once the proper profile is located and the accessory is seated, the running tool is released and retrieved, leaving the sub-surface device locked in place. This makes the BG an essential tool in gas lift, chemical injection, and other multi-zone selective applications where precise depth control and profile selectivity are paramount. How to Order: Available in assembly numbers 4101052370 (2⅜"), 4101052870 (2½"), 4101053500 (3½"), and 4101054500 (4½"). Specify nominal size when ordering Back to the Tool page PDF download BG Running Tool BG Running Tool Click here RELATED TOOLS Disclaimer: Information is provided for reference only. Rebco Oil Tools, Inc. makes no express or implied warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Equipment selection, configuration, and use must be performed by qualified personnel and are subject to approved procedures, well conditions, mechanical limitations, and Rebco ’s Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Glossary BHP ACCESSORIES BHP ACCESSORIES FO Collar Stop (Product Code 110) The Rebco FO Collar Stop is a depth stop device designed to locate and lock within the collar recess of API Upset and Non-Upset tubing, providing a firm platform at a predetermined depth upon which BHP instruments or instrument carriers can be placed and held during a pressure or temperature survey. The FO is lowered to the desired depth on the wireline tool string; an upward lift trips the internal collet springs, allowing the collet to expand outward into the collar recess. A downward jar on the fishing neck then drives the body downward to lock the expanded collet firmly in place, simultaneously releasing the running tool and leaving the stop set in the collar. A defining feature of the Rebco FO Collar Stop is its weld-free, one-piece, machined collet construction. The collet is machined from a single piece of stock rather than assembled from separate parts. This eliminates the risk of weld failure under the stresses of setting, instrument loading, and retrieval, making the FO among the most structurally reliable collar stop designs available. Available in nominal sizes 1¼" through 4½". See Section II (Service Tools, Pages II-27–28) for full sizing and selection data. How to Order: See Section II, Service Tools, Pages II-27–28 for selection by nominal size and tubing type. SS Tubing Slip Stop (Product Code 164) The Rebco SS Tubing Slip Stop is a depth stop that grips the tubing bore wall directly rather than relying on a collar recess, making it usable anywhere along the tubing string, not just at collar locations. The SS is lowered to the desired depth, then a rapid downward movement expands the serrated slips outward against the tubing wall. Continued downward jarring drives the slips harder against the wall and simultaneously releases the running tool, leaving the SS anchored at the set depth. Its instrument carrier or BHP hanger is then landed on top for the survey. Because the SS sets within the body of the tubing rather than in a collar, it offers far greater flexibility in depth selection than the FO . The operator can set the SS at any chosen depth rather than being constrained to collar locations. Available in nominal sizes 1¼" through 4½". See Section II (Service Tools, Pages II-29–30) for selection. How to Order: See Section II, Service Tools, Pages II-29–30 for selection by nominal size and tubing type. DO Collar Lock (Product Code 33) The Rebco DO Collar Lock is a third-depth stop variant that, like the FO , sets within the tubing collar recess, but uses a different locking mechanism suited to a specific set of nominal sizes and applications. The DO anchors in the collar and provides a platform for instruments or other tools. Available in nominal sizes 2" through 3". Running and retrieving tools are available; contact us at info@rebcooiltools.com for details. Back to the Tool page PDF download BHP ACCESSORIES BHP ACCESSORIES Click here RELATED TOOLS Disclaimer: Information is provided for reference only. Rebco Oil Tools, Inc. makes no express or implied warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Equipment selection, configuration, and use must be performed by qualified personnel and are subject to approved procedures, well conditions, mechanical limitations, and Rebco ’s Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Glossary Equalizing Prong ROTPRRN Plug Choke Assembly Equalizing Prong ROTPRRN Plug Choke Assembly The Rebco Equalizing Prong ROTPRRN Plug Choke Assembly is the No-Go counterpart to the ROTPRR , designed to land in a ROTRN Landing Nipple of the same size and hold bidirectional pressure differentials using the same Prong-and-Valve sealing mechanism. The ROTPRRN is made up of a ROTRN Lock Mandrel (Product Code 10, 17, or 18) and a ROTPR Equalizing Prong and Valve Sub-Assembly with Cap (Product Code 20), and requires two runs to be fully set. Sizes 5.875" and 5.963" are available on inquiry. It shares all Prong lengths, Prong Running and Pulling Tool numbers, and Check Set Tool numbers with the ROTPRR series for each corresponding seal bore size. The ROTRN Lock Mandrel's No-Go shoulder provides a positive mechanical depth stop that makes the ROTPRRN particularly well-suited for completions where an unambiguous positional reference at the nipple is required before committing to the two-run setting procedure. All sizes are constructed from Norm Alloy certified for H2S service. How to Order: Product Code 21. Specify nipple seal bore size, Lock Mandrel type (Product Code 10, 17, or 18), Prong Fishing Neck size, Prong Running and Pulling Tool number, Prong length, material, and service conditions. Refer to Pages XVI-15 through XVI-17. For sizes 5.875" and 5.963", contact Rebco directly. Back to the Tool page PDF download Equalizing Prong ROTPRRN Plug Choke Assembly Equalizing Prong ROTPRRN Plug Choke Assembly Click here RELATED TOOLS Disclaimer: Information is provided for reference only. Rebco Oil Tools, Inc. makes no express or implied warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Equipment selection, configuration, and use must be performed by qualified personnel and are subject to approved procedures, well conditions, mechanical limitations, and Rebco ’s Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Glossary JUC Pulling Tool (Short Reach) Assembly JUC Pulling Tool (Short Reach) Assembly The Rebco JUC is a shear-up, short-reach pulling tool for external fishing necks. Its operational sequence mirrors that of the JDC : dogs snap over the fishing neck as the tool is lowered, and upward tension retrieves the device, but the critical difference lies in the release direction: rather than jarring down to release, the JUC releases by jarring upward. This makes the JUC the correct choice for sub-surface devices installed in completions or positions where a downward jar could risk damaging equipment below, driving the device further into a restriction, or creating an unsafe condition. The shear-up release also provides a distinct operational advantage when retrieving devices in wells with heavy fluid columns or high upward wellbore pressure, conditions that would make a downward jar difficult to deliver with sufficient force. In these situations, the upward jar needed to release the JUC is assisted by the wellbore pressure, making the release more reliable. The short-reach core suits fishing necks located near the top of the sub-surface device assembly. Available in nominal sizes from 1¼" to 4", with alloy construction throughout. How to Order: Available in assembly numbers from the JUC series. Specify the nominal size and confirm that the short reach is appropriate for the target fishing neck depth. Contact Rebco for specific assembly numbers. Back to the Tool page PDF download JUC Pulling Tool (Short Reach) Assembly JUC Pulling Tool (Short Reach) Assembly Click here RELATED TOOLS Disclaimer: Information is provided for reference only. Rebco Oil Tools, Inc. makes no express or implied warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Equipment selection, configuration, and use must be performed by qualified personnel and are subject to approved procedures, well conditions, mechanical limitations, and Rebco ’s Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Glossary SSJ Running and Pulling Tool Assembly SSJ Running and Pulling Tool Assembly The Rebco SSJ is a shear-down pulling tool designed to retrieve sub-surface devices with external fishing necks in applications where the standard SB or SS will not engage, specifically when the device requires a J-type adapter interface between the pulling tool and the fishing neck. The SSJ is used in conjunction with its adapter component to access and engage the target fishing neck, then released by downward jarring, as with the standard S-Series tools. How to Order: Specify nominal size and SSJ designation. Confirm J-type adapter interface requirement before ordering. Contact Rebco for assembly numbers and adapter specifications. Back to the Tool page PDF download SSJ Running and Pulling Tool Assembly SSJ Running and Pulling Tool Assembly Click here RELATED TOOLS Disclaimer: Information is provided for reference only. Rebco Oil Tools, Inc. makes no express or implied warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Equipment selection, configuration, and use must be performed by qualified personnel and are subject to approved procedures, well conditions, mechanical limitations, and Rebco ’s Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Glossary TUBING DRIFTS TUBING DRIFTS The Rebco Drift is a precision-machined go/no-go gauge tool used to verify that a specific bore, nipple, or completion restriction will pass a tool of a known minimum OD. Unlike the Gauge Cutter, which cleans and scrapes the bore as it passes, the Drift is a smooth-OD tool manufactured to exactly the minimum drift diameter required. If the drift passes through the restriction without resistance, the bore is confirmed clear for the intended tool. If the drift does not pass, the bore is below the minimum dimension and remediation is required before the planned tool can be run. Drifts are available in a range of ODs to match all standard nipple bore specifications, subsurface safety valve bore dimensions, and custom completion requirements. Back to the Tool page PDF download TUBING DRIFTS TUBING DRIFTS Click here RELATED TOOLS Disclaimer: Information is provided for reference only. Rebco Oil Tools, Inc. makes no express or implied warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Equipment selection, configuration, and use must be performed by qualified personnel and are subject to approved procedures, well conditions, mechanical limitations, and Rebco ’s Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Glossary ROTR & ROTRN Lock Mandrel Assembly with Safety Spring ROTR & ROTRN Lock Mandrel Assembly with Safety Spring For larger bore applications in the 3.437" to 4.813" range, Product Code 10 locks are not stocked; Rebco supplies the Product Code 18 Safety Spring version as the standard first option for those sizes. Where high flow rates create vibration risk, the Product Code 17 Interference Hold Down version is available from 1.781" through 2.875", providing a positive latching structure that resists accidental unlocking under dynamic well conditions. All sizes are constructed from Norm Alloy, which is certified for H2S service per NACE MR-01-75, Latest Revision. The ROTR is run using the dedicated ROTR Running Tool and retrieved using the ROTGR Pulling Tool. Like the ROTR , the ROTRN is available in three product code configurations: the standard Product Code 10 for sizes 1.500" through 2.875"; the Product Code 17 Interference Hold Down version for 1.781" through 2.875", which provides a positive latching structure minimizing the risk of the lock inadvertently releasing due to vibration at high flow rates; and the Product Code 18 Safety Spring version for 3.437" through 4.813", where the Shear Pin is pre-installed prior to running and lodges between the Expander Sleeve and Key Retainer once the lock is set. All assembly numbers, running tools, and pulling tools in the ROTRN series mirror those of the ROTR series. All sizes are available in a variety of materials suitable for downhole conditions. Back to the Tool page PDF download ROTR & ROTRN Lock Mandrel Assembly with Safety Spring ROTR & ROTRN Lock Mandrel Assembly with Safety Spring Click here RELATED TOOLS Disclaimer: Information is provided for reference only. Rebco Oil Tools, Inc. makes no express or implied warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Equipment selection, configuration, and use must be performed by qualified personnel and are subject to approved procedures, well conditions, mechanical limitations, and Rebco ’s Terms and Conditions of Sale.