Artificial Lift: Rod Lift & How a Pump Jack Brings Oil to the Surface 

▶ READ the article: bit.ly/3NtlRfo
▶ SUBSCRIBE to the email: bit.ly/3olTVA8
▶ SCHEDULE training: bit.ly/32WFc71
=====================
- PODCAST: bit.ly/3opVNYu
- FACEBOOK: bit.ly/3glO619
- LINKEDIN: bit.ly/3guGyZL
- PRODUCT & TECHNICAL SUPPORT: prodtechsupport@kimray.com or 1-405-525-4264
- CAREERS @ KIMRAY: bit.ly/32Ynz6R
=====================
0:00 Pump Jacks and Rod Lift
0:24 Why Use Rod Lift
1:01 Sucker-Rod Lift Names
1:25 Prime Mover
1:48 Gear Reducer
2:05 Pumpjack
2:29 Stuffing Box
2:41 Rod Strings
3:01 Downhole Pump Assembly
4:00 Volume Limitations
4:26 Gas Interference
=====================
A pump jack is a widely recognized piece of surface equipment used in an artificial lift system to pump crude oil from underground reservoirs. In this video, we’ll explain why it’s used and the components that make it work.
Leave a comment below if you have any questions! Some questions can be answered online, but for detailed technical support, email prodtechsupport@kimray.com and mention which video you're referencing.
---
Music by www.hooksounds.com