The HDI 2100 Pump Stroke Counter System is an electronic device designed to monitor mud pump performance in oil and gas drilling operations by accurately counting and displaying the number of strokes and stroke rates of up to four pumps simultaneously. Mud pumps play a critical role in circulating drilling fluids (mud) through the wellbore, and monitoring their operation is essential to maintain drilling efficiency, detect malfunctions, and ensure safe operation.

This system provides real-time stroke data updated every second, allowing operators to track pump activity precisely. It consists of a stainless steel control head with an LCD display, a power pack, cables, and sensors (either microswitch or proximity types). The control head can be mounted on a control panel either from the front or back, offering flexibility for installation in existing drilling consoles.

The internal quartz crystal oscillator guarantees accurate stroke counting without drift, meaning the system does not require regular recalibration, reducing maintenance needs. The system is powered by a sealed 3.6V battery designed to last approximately 18 months under continuous operation. Field-replaceable processor boards simplify repair and troubleshooting without needing to replace the entire unit.

Operating in harsh environments common to both land and offshore drilling, the 2100 features a sealed stainless steel case and durable piezoelectric switches for long life even under high vibration conditions. It supports integration with Human Machine Interfaces (HMI) and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) through dual sensor outputs, enabling automated monitoring and control within drilling systems.

The stroke rate range covers 11 to 300 strokes per minute, with the total accumulated strokes displayed up to 65,535. Operating temperature ranges from -40°C to 100°C, making it suitable for a wide range of drilling environments. The system’s combination of rugged design, accurate measurement, and flexible installation makes it a reliable tool for real-time mud pump monitoring critical to maintaining drilling safety and operational efficiency.

The L type 2 valve manifold is a compact and reliable solution designed for connecting impulse lines to pressure transmitters or gauges in industrial systems. Its primary purpose is to allow safe and efficient measurement of process pressures while providing the ability to isolate, vent, or calibrate instruments without disrupting the process.

The L type configuration refers to the layout of the two valves, arranged in an L shape, which allows for simple and intuitive operation. This design enables the user to block the process pressure, bleed off trapped pressure, and perform calibration on static pressure transmitters or gauges. The arrangement minimizes installation space while ensuring clear and accessible operation.

Pipe to pipe manifolds are designed to connect directly to process lines using standard piping connections. This allows for straightforward integration with impulse lines and reduces the need for additional fittings. The manifold provides a secure and leak-free connection while maintaining easy access for maintenance, calibration, and testing of instruments. Overall, the L type 2 valve manifold combines compact design, operational simplicity, and high reliability for critical measurement applications.

HDI Gauge systems used in oil and gas operations are often exposed to harsh environments and continuous use. To maintain accuracy, reduce downtime, and extend the service life of these systems, it is critical to have access to replacement components that are both durable and compatible. A full range of spare parts is available to support maintenance needs, including displays, sensors, cables, processor boards, connectors, and housing elements.

These parts are designed to be interchangeable across compatible models, allowing operators to replace worn or damaged components without requiring full system replacement. This modularity improves cost efficiency and simplifies logistics, especially in remote field locations. Most components are field-replaceable, reducing the need for specialized service technicians and enabling faster return to operation.

Processor boards and display units typically share a common design across multiple gauge models, streamlining inventory requirements and providing flexibility during urgent repairs. Sensors are matched with gauge heads for calibration accuracy but can be easily re-paired and recalibrated in the field or through service support if needed.

Using certified or manufacturer-specified replacement components ensures continued compliance with safety standards, maintains the expected measurement accuracy, and supports the longevity of the equipment. These parts are often backed by service documentation or part tracking for maintenance records and equipment history management.

In short, a well-organized supply of compatible, high-quality parts is essential for effective pressure and temperature gauge system upkeep in demanding industrial settings.

The Ball Valve Lever Operated – 2-Way Female × Female is a high-performance isolation valve designed for oil and gas piping systems where reliable flow control is essential.

Its female × female connections allow for secure inline installation directly onto male-threaded pipes or fittings, simplifying assembly, reducing the need for additional adapters, and minimizing potential leak points. This configuration is particularly useful in production lines, injection lines, sampling lines, and other pipelines with male-threaded ends.

The valve features a floating ball design that provides seat wear compensation, ensuring consistent, leak-proof shut-off under high-pressure conditions. Operation is simple and efficient with a quarter-turn lever, allowing fast opening and closing with low torque. The internally loaded stem with shoulder prevents blowout, enhancing operational safety, while replaceable seats and packings extend service life. The maximum orifice design also minimizes pressure drop across the valve.

This valve is suitable for a wide range of oil and gas applications, including upstream, midstream, and downstream pipelines. It is factory tested to ensure leak-proof performance and can be supplied to meet NACE MR0175 standards and fire-safe requirements. Heat code traceability ensures quality and material verification for all components, making this valve a dependable and durable solution for industrial environments.

The Check Valve Poppet Type with 3/8" NPT tube ends is a compact valve designed to allow flow in one direction while preventing reverse flow in hydraulic, pneumatic, and industrial systems. It features a spring-loaded poppet mechanism that opens when forward pressure exceeds the cracking pressure and closes immediately when flow attempts to reverse, ensuring reliable protection for pumps, compressors, and other critical equipment.

Rated for a standard working pressure of 6,000 psi, with optional higher-pressure ratings up to 10,000 psi, this valve is suitable for demanding applications in oil and gas, chemical processing, instrumentation, and general industrial environments. The 3/8" NPT tube ends provide secure, leak-tight connections and easy integration into medium-diameter piping or tubing systems.

The poppet design minimizes pressure drop while delivering fast response and tight sealing, reducing the risk of backflow and system inefficiency. Built from durable materials such as stainless steel, Duplex, Super Duplex, Hastelloy, Inconel, or Monel, the valve offers long service life even in corrosive or high-pressure conditions. Factory testing ensures each valve meets standards for cracking and reseal performance, with heat code traceability for full material verification.

This type of valve is particularly effective in applications requiring precise flow control, compact installation, and reliable one-way operation, making it an essential component for maintaining system integrity and protecting valuable equipment.

The Gauge Root Valve Female x Female connection is designed to control and isolate pressure instruments in process systems, particularly in oil and gas applications. It is rated for a standard working pressure of 6000 PSI, with the option for higher pressures upon request.

The valve is type-tested to MSS-SP-99 and designed according to ASME B16.34 for pressure-temperature ratings, ensuring reliable performance under demanding conditions.

The valve features a metal-to-metal body and bonnet seal, providing high-pressure and temperature sealing without the need for O-rings. It can operate in temperatures from -50°C to 230°C, with graphite sealing available for applications up to 500°C. The stem has a backseat for added security, and a self-centering, non-rotating tip ensures consistent shutoff and leak-free performance.

The packing is located below the stem threads, isolating the threads from process media, and the gland retainer is easily adjustable for maximum packing stability. The valve includes a removable T-handle for low-torque operation and a dust cap to prevent contamination. All valves are factory-tested with nitrogen at 1000 PSI to verify seat and packing leakage, with a maximum allowable leak rate of 0.1 sec/min.

Materials can be supplied to meet NACE MR 01-75 standards, and heat code traceability is provided. Additional tests, including vibration, temperature, and helium, are available on request. This design ensures long-lasting, reliable operation while protecting connected instruments and maintaining safety in high-pressure systems.