Royal Way
Custom Double-Basket Packer Cups — Mandrel/Bore Configuration
Custom Double-Basket Packer Cups — Mandrel/Bore ConfigurationRequest a Quote · Drawing and sample review
Specifications & Product Information
Custom Double-Basket Packer Cups
Royal Way manufactures custom molded elastomer basket-profile cups for buyer-defined double-cup packer and well-service assemblies. Quotations are prepared from controlled cup drawings, the complete mandrel and bore interfaces, an existing sample or a verified original part reference.
Information for quotation
- Tool manufacturer, model, assembly revision and original cup reference when available
- Mandrel outside diameter, cup bore, free cup outside diameter and target casing or bore inside diameter
- Basket lip profile, cup length, base geometry, support, retainer and installed orientation
- Number of cups, facing direction, spacing, spacer dimensions and assembly sequence
- Pressure direction, differential loading, fluid, solids content, temperature and operating cycle
- Required compound, hardness, reinforcement or bonded insert when already controlled by the specification
- Required quantity, dimensional tolerances, inspection and documentation requirements
Double-basket identifies an assembly and profile family only; it does not establish cup geometry, material, mandrel fit or service rating. Final construction is confirmed against the complete tool and operating conditions.
Request a Quote
Request an engineering quotation
Send the product or equipment reference, drawing or sample, service conditions and quantity. Royal Way will review the details and ask for any other information needed for the quotation.
Use the RFQ form for the initial requirement. Drawings, photographs and sample details can also be emailed to sales@rwoiltool.com with the product name in the subject line.
Product and dimensions
Product type, equipment model, drawing or sample, plus the critical dimensions and construction details.
Material and service
Known material or hardness, medium, temperature, pressure, movement and observed failure.
Quantity and delivery
Trial or order quantity, packing or documentation needs, destination and requested timing.