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EIBAK sources drilling equipment and replacement components against your make, model, duty and documentation requirements.

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Modern land drilling rig and drilling equipment at an oilfield site

INTERACTIVE EQUIPMENT MAP / REV 03

Every component.
Clearly identified.

Select a labelled component to review its function, the details that shape selection and the information needed for a focused quotation.

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Interactive cutaway map of a land drilling rig and well construction
01Derrick02Crown Block03Traveling Block04Drilling Line05Hook06Crane07Rig Floor08Engines & Pumps09Mud Tank10Control Room11Accommodation12Rotary Table13Blowout Preventer (BOP)14Solids Control15Drill Cuttings16Surface Casing17Cement18Drill Pipe19Intermediate Casing20Production Casing21Drill Bit
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DRILLING SUPPLY RANGE

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Each component page sets out its role, the main selection checks and the information we need to prepare a focused quotation.

01Hoisting system
Technical illustration of a land drilling rig derrick

Derrick

The derrick gives the rig the height and strength needed to lift and handle long sections of drill pipe.

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02Hoisting system
Technical illustration of a drilling rig crown block

Crown Block

Mounted at the top of the derrick, the crown block guides the drilling line and helps create the lifting power of the hoisting system.

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03Hoisting system
Technical illustration of a drilling rig traveling block

Traveling Block

The traveling block moves vertically inside the derrick, carrying the hook and the load suspended below it.

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04Hoisting system
Technical illustration of a coiled steel drilling line

Drilling Line

This high-strength wire rope runs between the crown and traveling blocks to raise and lower the drill string.

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05Hoisting system
Technical illustration of a heavy drilling hook

Hook

The hook is the heavy-duty connection that carries the swivel, top drive and drill string below the traveling block.

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06Material handling
Technical illustration of a compact rig-site crane

Crane

A rig-site crane moves tools, equipment and supplies around the location, outside the main drilling hoist.

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07Rig infrastructure
Technical illustration of an isolated drilling rig floor

Rig Floor

The rig floor is the main working deck where the crew handles pipe and operates equipment above the well center.

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08Power and circulation
Technical illustration of a rig engine and mud pump skid

Engines & Pumps

Power units run the rig, while mud pumps move drilling fluid through the high-pressure circulation system.

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09Circulation system
Technical illustration of a drilling mud tank module

Mud Tank

Mud tanks store, mix and condition drilling fluid before it is pumped downhole or returned for treatment.

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10Monitoring and control
Technical cutaway illustration of a drilling rig control room

Control Room

The control room gives the driller a central place to monitor equipment, respond to alarms and coordinate rig operations.

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11Rig infrastructure
Technical illustration of a modular rig-site accommodation cabin

Accommodation

Accommodation modules provide practical living, office and welfare space for crews working at remote drilling locations.

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12Rotary system
Technical illustration of a drilling rig rotary table

Rotary Table

On a conventional rig, the rotary table turns the drill string and provides an opening through the rig floor.

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13Well control
Technical illustration of a blowout preventer stack

Blowout Preventer (BOP)

The BOP is a critical well-control assembly used to close around, suspend or shear pipe and help contain unexpected well pressure.

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14Circulation system
Technical illustration of a drilling-fluid solids-control skid

Solids Control

Solids-control equipment removes drilled rock from returning mud so the fluid can be conditioned and reused.

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15Drilling process
Technical illustration of drill cuttings in a sample tray

Drill Cuttings

Drill cuttings are fragments of formation created by the bit and carried to surface in the drilling fluid.

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16Well construction
Technical cutaway illustration of surface casing and cement

Surface Casing

Surface casing stabilizes the shallow wellbore, protects freshwater zones and supports the wellhead and pressure-control equipment.

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17Well construction
Technical cutaway illustration of well casing surrounded by cement

Cement

Well cement supports the casing, isolates formations and helps maintain integrity along the annular space.

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18Rotary system
Technical illustration of drill pipe and threaded tool joints

Drill Pipe

Drill pipe carries torque and drilling fluid between the surface equipment and the bottom-hole assembly.

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19Well construction
Technical cutaway illustration of intermediate well casing

Intermediate Casing

Intermediate casing isolates difficult formations and allows drilling to continue safely below the surface string.

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20Well construction
Technical illustration of production casing and its connection

Production Casing

Production casing creates a durable structural and pressure barrier through the deepest part of the well.

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21Rotary system
Technical illustration of a PDC drill bit

Drill Bit

The drill bit cuts the rock at the bottom of the well and turns applied weight and rotation into new hole.

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CAPABILITY RANGE

One point of contact across five supply areas.

Drilling leads our work. We apply the same specification-led sourcing process to pipeline, refinery, petrochemical and welding requirements.

01

Drilling

Pressure control, circulation, hoisting, pipe handling and well-construction components.

02

Pipelines

Specified components and consumables for construction, maintenance and field operations.

03

Refineries

Industrial equipment sourcing for process, utilities, shutdowns and maintenance.

04

Petrochemicals

Coordinated supply for demanding chemical-processing environments.

05

Welding

Equipment and consumables matched to procedure, material and service conditions.

THE EIBAK METHOD

Clear requirement.
Reliable supply.

EIBAK acts as the commercial link between your project team and the supply market. We clarify the requirement, coordinate suitable offers and keep documentation and delivery terms visible throughout the inquiry.

  1. 01

    Identify

    Share manufacturer, model, part number, quantity and operating duty.

  2. 02

    Match

    We review interfaces, ratings, materials and required documentation.

  3. 03

    Source

    We coordinate suitable manufacturers and suppliers against the stated requirement.

  4. 04

    Deliver

    Commercial terms, inspection documents and delivery conditions are aligned.

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COMMERCIAL CONTACT

Ferid Kaya

Int’l Procurement & Business Development Manager

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