FECH-31 is a high-performance chelating agent for use in controlling iron precipitates in acidizing. Unlike some other iron control agents, FECH-31 is effective to tem peratures as high as 350°F, and has m uch higher solubility in hydrochloric acid than EDTA.
Acidizing, Stimulation & Fracturing Products
Iron Chelating Agent
FECH-32 is a chelating agent for use in controlling iron precipitates in some oilfield applications. It also can be used in certain scale- removal applications where acidizing is not practical.
FECH-33 is a chelating agent for the control of iron precipitation, particularly in sandstone acidizing. FECH-33 is effective at temperatures as high as 350°F, and contains no components known to cause secondary precipitation in hydrofluoric acid treatments.
FECH-34 is a powerful iron reducing agent for hydrochloric acids of any strength. It is used primarily to help control iron-induced sludging in acids such as 28% hydrochloric
Iron Reducing Agent
FEC-35 is an economical, convenient premix of acetic and citric acid for preparing so called “Fe acid” this combination both buffers spent acid and chelates iron to prevent the formation of precipitates as acid spends.
FEC-36 is an iron control agent designed to help retain iron com pounds in spent acid after oilwell acidizing treatments.
FEC-3-28 is a complete iron control system for acidizing in any strength of acid including 28% hydrochloric. A U.S. P atent has been applied for on this new technology to minimize iron-induced sludging and iron precipitates in any oilwell acidizing
FER-37 is a com plete iron control system for oil well acidizing. This patented product uses field-proven technology to minimize iron-induced sludging and precipitation problems in all types of acidizing.
WFA-38 is an oxidizing agent that is particularly suitable for destroying hydrogen sulfide and iron sulfide in oilfield water-handling systems.
The Reducer™ is a complete iron control system for oil well acidizing. This patented product uses field-proven technology to minimize iron-induced sludging and precipitation problems in all types of acidizing.
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