From cones to valve shoes, SWS brings practical machining experience to small-batch aluminum parts for completion tools.
For oilfield buyers, a requirement for several custom aluminum parts can involve considerable sourcing work. The quantities may be small, the components may belong to different tool sizes, and each drawing may specify a different alloy, material condition or machining requirement.
Jiangsu Service Petroleum Technology Co., Ltd. (SWS) supports these requirements with practical experience manufacturing 7075-T6 and 6061-T6 components for an overseas completion-tool customer.
The work has included upper cones, lower cones and valve shoes across several tool sizes—experience that gives buyers a relevant starting point when discussing similar custom parts.
A tool assembly may require only a few pieces of each component. For the buyer, however, every item still needs a suitable supplier.
SWS welcomes drawing packages containing different aluminum parts and quantities. Buyers can discuss the requirements together, with the manufacturing scope assessed for each item.
Our previous work includes 7075-T6 cones and valve shoes, alongside 6061-T6 valve shoes. This experience helps us understand why similar-looking parts must still be reviewed against their individual material and drawing requirements.
Sending a drawing does not always mean every manufacturing detail has been settled.
During previous aluminum component work, SWS identified details requiring clarification, including hole locations and dimensions that needed checking between drawings and reference models. These questions were brought back to the customer before the affected machining operations proceeded.
For buyers, this is a useful part of working with a machining supplier: having someone examine how the part will be made and communicate questions while there is still time to resolve them.
Manufacturing follows the latest approved drawing, and any proposed adjustment requires customer confirmation.
SWS supports inquiries for small batches, repeat requirements and customer-supplied material. We can also assess material supply, subject to the availability of the specified alloy, condition and stock dimensions.
The aim is to give buyers a workable route from their drawings to the required components, with machining, inspection and documentation agreed before production.
Looking for a supplier for custom aluminum oilfield parts? Send your drawings to SWS—even if you need only a few pieces of each item.
Please include the material grade and temper, quantity and required delivery date. You can submit several drawings together, or start with one component for an initial manufacturing review.
From cones to valve shoes, SWS brings practical machining experience to small-batch aluminum parts for completion tools.
For oilfield buyers, a requirement for several custom aluminum parts can involve considerable sourcing work. The quantities may be small, the components may belong to different tool sizes, and each drawing may specify a different alloy, material condition or machining requirement.
Jiangsu Service Petroleum Technology Co., Ltd. (SWS) supports these requirements with practical experience manufacturing 7075-T6 and 6061-T6 components for an overseas completion-tool customer.
The work has included upper cones, lower cones and valve shoes across several tool sizes—experience that gives buyers a relevant starting point when discussing similar custom parts.
A tool assembly may require only a few pieces of each component. For the buyer, however, every item still needs a suitable supplier.
SWS welcomes drawing packages containing different aluminum parts and quantities. Buyers can discuss the requirements together, with the manufacturing scope assessed for each item.
Our previous work includes 7075-T6 cones and valve shoes, alongside 6061-T6 valve shoes. This experience helps us understand why similar-looking parts must still be reviewed against their individual material and drawing requirements.
Sending a drawing does not always mean every manufacturing detail has been settled.
During previous aluminum component work, SWS identified details requiring clarification, including hole locations and dimensions that needed checking between drawings and reference models. These questions were brought back to the customer before the affected machining operations proceeded.
For buyers, this is a useful part of working with a machining supplier: having someone examine how the part will be made and communicate questions while there is still time to resolve them.
Manufacturing follows the latest approved drawing, and any proposed adjustment requires customer confirmation.
SWS supports inquiries for small batches, repeat requirements and customer-supplied material. We can also assess material supply, subject to the availability of the specified alloy, condition and stock dimensions.
The aim is to give buyers a workable route from their drawings to the required components, with machining, inspection and documentation agreed before production.
Looking for a supplier for custom aluminum oilfield parts? Send your drawings to SWS—even if you need only a few pieces of each item.
Please include the material grade and temper, quantity and required delivery date. You can submit several drawings together, or start with one component for an initial manufacturing review.