Grease Manifolds
At MEYER, we believe that wellhead grease manifolds should reduce labor costs and eliminate dangerous situations where employees are working at high elevations for frac tree accessibility. With a SPYDER® Multi-Station Grease Manifold, you ensure the safety of your crew, provide significant cost savings in frac crew downtime from reduced cycle times, and reduce the labor required to hook up the stack by using durable hose reels.
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EYER’s Wellhead Grease Manifolds also include our Lubrication Flow Meter to correctly measure grease volume. They also provide the specific data the operator requires by integrating your customized measurements to avoid costly mistakes associated with over- and under-greasing valves. Additionally, our wellhead grease manifolds can fit existing greasing units and the modular units can be daisy-chained to accommodate multi-well fracs. This helps to maintain the integrity of wellhead pressure control equipment
Greasing and lubricating valves support the reduction of operating torque and offers protection from seizing during crucial operations. The MEYER SPYDER® Multi-Station Grease Manifold simplifies the process of pumping grease by allowing a single operator to remotely grease valves individually without repeated rig downs. In addition to reducing rig downs, our wellhead grease manifolds eliminate rig ups, which provides a safer and more ergonomic work environment for you and your team.
Greasing and lubricating valves support the reduction of operating torque and offers protection from seizing during crucial operations. The MEYER SPYDER® Multi-Station Grease Manifold simplifies the process of pumping grease by allowing a single operator to remotely grease valves individually without repeated rig downs. In addition to reducing rig downs, our wellhead grease manifolds eliminate rig ups, which provides a safer and more ergonomic work environment for you and your team.
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