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1 September 2018 [email protected] | www.hitechseals.com ompound Data Sheet H716 Material: Hydrogenated Nitrile (HNBR) Effective: Effective: Effective: Effective: 04/01/2015 HTS Compound #: H716 Revision: 1.0 Conformance to: ASTM D2000 M3DH710 A26 B16 EO16 EO36 F17 Colour: Black ASTM Requirements Results Original Physical Properties Hardness, Shore A Tensile Strength, psi Elongation, % Tear Resistance Modulus @ 100%, psi Modulus @ 200%, psi Specific Gravity, g/cm 3 D2240 D412 D412 D624 (Die C) D412 D412 D297 75 ± 5 1450 (min) 200 (min) - - - - 77 3453 274 48 1158 2723 1.24 A26 Heat Aging, 70 hrs @ 150°C D573 Hardness Change, pts Tensile Strength Change, % Elongation Change, % Weight Change, % +10 (max) -25 (max) -30 (max) - +4 -2 -12 -1.6 Heat Aging, 168 hrs @ 150°C D573 Hardness Change, pts Tensile Strength Change, % Elongation Change, % Weight Change, % - - - - +5 -3 -18 -2.4 E016 Fuel Resistance, IRM 901 Oil, 70 hrs @ 150°C D471 Hardness Change, pts Tensile Strength Change, % Elongation Change, % Volume Change, % -5 to +10 -20 (max) -30 (max) -5 to +5 0 +3 -13 -2.4 Fuel Resistance, IRM 901 Oil, 168 hrs @ 150°C D471 Hardness Change, pts Tensile Strength Change, % Elongation Change, % Volume Change, % - - - - +1 0 -19 -2.4 E036 Fuel Resistance, IRM 903 Oil, 70 hrs @ 150°C D471 Hardness Change, pts Tensile Strength Change, % Elongation Change, % Volume Change, % -15 (max) -30 (max) -30 (max) +25 (max) -8 -4 -9 +13.3 Compound Data Sheet H966 Material: Hydrogenated Nitrile (HNBR) Effective: 12/03/2014 HTS Compound #: H966 Revision: 1.1 Conformance: ASTM D2000 M2DH920 A26 B16 B36 EO16 EO36 F17 Z1 Colour: Black Description: Meets NORSOK M710 RGD, TOTAL GS EP PVV 142 RGD, and API 6A Sour Gas Certification. ASTM Requirements Results Original Physical Properties Hardness, Shore A Tensile Strength, psi (MPa) Elongation, % Modulus at 100%, psi Specific Gravity, g/m 3 D2240 D412 D412 D412 90 ± 5 2900 (min) 100 (min) 88 4536 (31.28) 170 2612 (18.01) 1.29 A26 Heat Ageing, 70 hrs @ 150°C D865 Hardness Change, pts Tensile Strength Change, % Elongation Change, % Weight Change, % +10 (max) -25 (max) -30 (max) - -1 -8 -13 +0.4 B16 Compression Set 22 hrs @ 150°C, % D395 Method B 30 (button) (max) 19.5 B36 Compression Set 22 hrs @ 150°C, % D395 Method B 50 (plied) (max) 29 EO16 Fluid Resistance, IRM 901 Oil, 70 hrs @ 150°C D471 Hardness Change, pts Tensile Strength Change, % Elongation Change, % Volume Change, % -5 to +10 -20 (max) -30 (max) ±5 -1 -7 -5 -0.7 EO36 Fluid Resistance, IRM 903 Oil, 70 hrs @ 150°C D471 Hardness Change, pts Tensile Strength Change, % Elongation Change, % Volume Change, % -15 (max) -40 (max) -40 (max) +25 (max) -10 -17 -16 +11.5 F17 Low Temperature Brittleness Point Test, 3 min @ -40°C D2137 Method A No Crack Pass Z1 Low Temperature Retraction Test (TR-10), °C D1329 - -16 [email protected] | www.hitechseals.com API, American Petroleum Institute, is a national trade association representing all aspects of America’s oil and natural gas industry. ey have been establishing and maintaining standards since 1924. Adherence to these standards creates an environment of confidence and eff- iciency, whereby companies and pers- onnel can be assured of safety, reliability, and reduced downtime. Hi-Tech Seals is proud to offer num- erous, high quality compounds that have been independently tested to API 6A, Appendix F, sour fluid: Petroleum and natural gas industries – Drilling and production equipment – Wellhead and Christmas tree equipment immersion testing – standard test fluids for non- metallic seals: Material class DD/EE – Gas Phase mix- ture: 10% H 2 S + 5% CO 2 + 85% CH 4 Within our repertoire, we possess an array of different materials from various elastomer families. Our selection prov- ides you the flexibility to tailor your seal selection to the environment in which you are operating. e ultimate in resilience, our H966 hydrogenated nitrile (HNBR) compound offers you unparalleled pressure handling capabilities, abrasion resistance, and is impermeable to small molecule gases. With excellent chemical and thermal stability, this workhorse will manage your most demanding applications. Low temperature capability without compromising mechanics is hard to find. Our H925 HNBR compound allows for worry-free sealability in your coldest ambient environments, having been tested to -55C. It also offers remarkable ability to resist set, offering reliable seal contact across a broad range of temp- eratures. H717 is a general purpose HNBR that’s anything but general purpose. Our lower durometer H717 is specifically compounded to offer stretch and flex- ibility features, allowing for installation in almost any application and reliable at the lowest of pressures. Chemical and abrasion resistance combined with low temperature flexibility makes this a very capable compound. Our V9M2 is a proven GLT based Vitoncompound possessing both API 6A and NORSOK M710 certification. V9M2 has a long pedigree of successful performance in some of the most chall- enging downhole applications. With a strong resilience to a broad range of chemicals including steam, this comp- ound performs superbly in high press- ure, high temperature applications. It’s extremely low compression set makes it ideal for both temperature and pressure cycling environments. API Approved Materials VOLUME 42

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  • 1September 2018

    info@hi

    techseals.com |

    www.hitechsea

    ls.com

    Compound Data

    Sheet

    H716 Materia

    l: Hydrogenated

    Nitrile (HNBR)

    Effectiv

    e:Effectiv

    e:Effectiv

    e:Effective: 04/01

    /2015

    HTS Compound #

    : H716

    Revision: 1.0

    Conformance to:

    ASTM D2000 M3

    DH710 A26 B16 E

    O16 EO36 F17

    Colour: Black

    ASTM Require

    ments Results

    Original Physica

    l Properties

    Hardnes

    s, Shore A

    Tensile Strength,

    psi

    Elongation, %

    Tear Resistance

    Modulus @ 100

    %, psi

    Modulus @ 200

    %, psi

    Specific Gravity,

    g/cm3

    D2240

    D412 D412

    D624 (Die C)

    D412 D412 D297

    75 ± 5

    1450 (min)

    200 (min)

    - - - -

    77 3453

    274 48

    1158 2723 1.24

    A26 Heat Ag

    ing, 70 hrs @ 150

    °C

    D573

    Hardnes

    s Change, pts

    Tensile Strength

    Change, %

    Elongation Chan

    ge, %

    Weight Change,

    %

    +10 (ma

    x)

    -25 (max)

    -30 (max)

    -

    +4 -2 -12 -1.6

    Heat Ag

    ing, 168 hrs @ 1

    50°C

    D573

    Hardnes

    s Change, pts

    Tensile Strength

    Change, %

    Elongation Chan

    ge, %

    Weight Change,

    %

    - - - -

    +5 -3 -18 -2.4

    E016 Fuel Res

    istance, IRM 90

    1 Oil, 70 hrs @ 1

    50°C

    D471

    Hardnes

    s Change, pts

    Tensile Strength

    Change, %

    Elongation Chan

    ge, %

    Volume Change

    , %

    -5 to +10

    -20 (max)

    -30 (max)

    -5 to +5

    0 +3 -13 -2.4

    Fuel Res

    istance, IRM 90

    1 Oil, 168 hrs @

    150°C D471

    Hardnes

    s Change, pts

    Tensile Strength

    Change, %

    Elongation Chan

    ge, %

    Volume Change

    , %

    - - - -

    +1 0 -19 -2.4

    E036 Fuel Res

    istance, IRM 90

    3 Oil, 70 hrs @ 1

    50°C

    D471

    Hardnes

    s Change, pts

    Tensile Strength

    Change, %

    Elongation Chan

    ge, %

    Volume Change

    , %

    -15 (max

    )

    -30 (max)

    -30 (max)

    +25 (max)

    -8 -4 -9

    +13.3

    Compound

    Data Sheet

    H966 Mate

    rial: Hydrog

    enated Nitr

    ile (HNBR)

    Effective: 1

    2/03/2014

    HTS Compo

    und #: H96

    6

    Revisi

    on: 1.1

    Conforman

    ce: ASTM D2

    000 M2DH9

    20 A26 B16

    B36 EO16 E

    O36 F17 Z1

    Colour: Blac

    k

    Description

    : Meets NO

    RSOK M710

    RGD, TOTA

    L GS EP PVV

    142 RGD, a

    nd API 6A S

    our Gas Cer

    tification.

    ASTM

    Requiremen

    ts Resul

    ts

    Original Phy

    sical Proper

    ties

    Hardness, S

    hore A

    Tensile Stre

    ngth, psi (M

    Pa)

    Elongation,

    %

    Modulus at

    100%, psi

    Specific Gra

    vity, g/m

    3

    D2240

    D412

    D412

    D412

    90 ± 5

    2900 (min)

    100 (min)

    88

    4536 (31.28

    )

    170

    2612 (18.01

    )

    1.29

    A26 Heat

    Ageing, 70

    hrs @ 150°C

    D865

    Hardn

    ess Change,

    pts

    Tensile Stre

    ngth Change

    , %

    Elongation

    Change, %

    Weight Chan

    ge, %

    +10 (max)

    -25 (max)

    -30 (max)

    -

    -1 -8 -13

    +0.4

    B16 Comp

    ression Set

    22 hrs @ 15

    0°C, %

    D395 Meth

    od B 30 (bu

    tton) (max)

    19.5

    B36 Comp

    ression Set

    22 hrs @ 15

    0°C, %

    D395 Meth

    od B 50 (pl

    ied) (max)

    29

    EO16 Fluid

    Resistance,

    IRM 901 Oil

    , 70 hrs @ 1

    50°C

    D471

    Hardn

    ess Change,

    pts

    Tensile Stre

    ngth Change

    , %

    Elongation

    Change, %

    Volume Cha

    nge, %

    -5 to +10

    -20 (max)

    -30 (max)

    ±5

    -1 -7 -5 -0.7

    EO36 Fluid

    Resistance,

    IRM 903 Oil

    , 70 hrs @ 1

    50°C

    D471

    Hardness Ch

    ange, pts

    Tensile Stre

    ngth Change

    , %

    Elongation

    Change, %

    Volume Cha

    nge, %

    -15 (max)

    -40 (max)

    -40 (max)

    +25 (max)

    -10 -17 -16

    +11.5

    F17 Low T

    emperature

    Brittleness

    Point Test,

    3 min @ -40

    °C D2137

    Method A

    No Crack

    Pass

    Z1 Low T

    emperature

    Retraction

    Test (TR-10

    ), °C

    D1329

    -

    -16

    info@

    hitechseals.c

    om | www

    .hitechseals.c

    om

    Compound

    Data Sheet

    H716 Mater

    ial: Hydroge

    nated Nitrile

    (HNBR)

    Effective:

    Effective:

    Effective:

    Effective: 0

    4/01/2015

    HTS Compo

    und #: H716

    Revisi

    on: 1.0

    Conformanc

    e to: ASTM D

    2000 M3DH71

    0 A26 B16 E

    O16 EO36 F

    17

    Colour: Blac

    k

    ASTM

    Requiremen

    ts Result

    s

    Original Phy

    sical Propert

    ies

    Hardn

    ess, Shore A

    Tensile Stre

    ngth, psi

    Elongation, %

    Tear Resista

    nce

    Modulus @

    100%, psi

    Modulus @

    200%, psi

    Specific Gra

    vity, g/cm

    3

    D2240

    D412

    D412

    D624 (Die C

    )

    D412

    D412

    D297

    75 ± 5

    1450 (min)

    200 (min)

    - - - -

    77 3453

    274 48 1158

    2723

    1.24

    A26 Heat A

    ging, 70 hrs @

    150°C

    D573

    Hardn

    ess Change,

    pts

    Tensile Stre

    ngth Change

    , %

    Elongation C

    hange, %

    Weight Chan

    ge, %

    +10 (m

    ax)

    -25 (max)

    -30 (max)

    -

    +4 -2 -12 -1.6

    Heat A

    ging, 168 hrs

    @ 150°C

    D573

    Hardn

    ess Change,

    pts

    Tensile Stre

    ngth Change

    , %

    Elongation C

    hange, %

    Weight Chan

    ge, %

    - - - -

    +5 -3 -18 -2.4

    E016 Fuel R

    esistance, IR

    M 901 Oil, 7

    0 hrs @ 150°C

    D471

    Hardn

    ess Change,

    pts

    Tensile Stre

    ngth Change

    , %

    Elongation C

    hange, %

    Volume Chan

    ge, %

    -5 to +

    10

    -20 (max)

    -30 (max)

    -5 to +5

    0 +3 -13 -2.4

    Fuel R

    esistance, IR

    M 901 Oil, 1

    68 hrs @ 15

    0°C

    D471

    Hardn

    ess Change,

    pts

    Tensile Stre

    ngth Change

    , %

    Elongation C

    hange, %

    Volume Chan

    ge, %

    - - - -

    +1 0 -19 -2.4

    E036 Fuel R

    esistance, IR

    M 903 Oil, 7

    0 hrs @ 150°C

    D471

    Hardn

    ess Change,

    pts

    Tensile Stre

    ngth Change

    , %

    Elongation C

    hange, %

    Volume Chan

    ge, %

    -15 (m

    ax)

    -30 (max)

    -30 (max)

    +25 (max)

    -8 -4 -9

    +13.3

    API, American Petroleum Institute, is a national trade association representing all aspects of America’s oil and natural gas industry. They have been establishing and maintaining standards since 1924. Adherence to these standards creates an environment of confidence and eff-iciency, whereby companies and pers-onnel can be assured of safety, reliability, and reduced downtime. Hi-Tech Seals is proud to offer num-erous, high quality compounds that have been independently tested to API 6A, Appendix F, sour fluid: Petroleum and natural gas industries – Drilling and production equipment – Wellhead and Christmas tree equipment immersion testing – standard test fluids for non-metallic seals:

    Material class DD/EE – Gas Phase mix-ture: 10% H2S + 5% CO2 + 85% CH4

    Within our repertoire, we possess an array of different materials from various

    elastomer families. Our selection prov-ides you the flexibility to tailor your seal selection to the environment in which you are operating.

    The ultimate in resilience, our H966 hydrogenated nitrile (HNBR) compound offers you unparalleled pressure handling capabilities, abrasion resistance, and is impermeable to small molecule gases. With excellent chemical and thermal stability, this workhorse will manage your most demanding applications.

    Low temperature capability without compromising mechanics is hard to find. Our H925 HNBR compound allows for worry-free sealability in your coldest ambient environments, having been tested to -55C. It also offers remarkable ability to resist set, offering reliable seal contact across a broad range of temp-eratures.

    H717 is a general purpose HNBR that’s anything but general purpose. Our

    lower durometer H717 is specifically compounded to offer stretch and flex-ibility features, allowing for installation in almost any application and reliable at the lowest of pressures. Chemical and abrasion resistance combined with low temperature flexibility makes this a very capable compound.

    Our V9M2 is a proven GLT based Viton™ compound possessing both API 6A and NORSOK M710 certification. V9M2 has a long pedigree of successful performance in some of the most chall-enging downhole applications. With a strong resilience to a broad range of chemicals including steam, this comp-ound performs superbly in high press-ure, high temperature applications. It’s extremely low compression set makes it ideal for both temperature and pressure cycling environments.

    API Approved Materials

    VOLUME 42

  • 2 HITECHSEALS.COM

    Instructions for SuccessPrinting Instruction Manuals for Your Kits

    Hi-Tech Seals strongly believes in safety through seal performance and is committed to the offering of high quality products and materials, proven through the most respected regulating bodies. We formulate our unique, proprietary offerings with the guidance of our most important partners, you, the customer. If you are looking to solve your next sealing challenge, make it right, make it with Hi-Tech Seals.

    Dustin Jackston, BSc, CFSP, has worked at Hi-Tech Seals for over 13 years. Starting as a Front Counter Sales Rep, Dustin has worked his way through many job titles and is now a Regional Sales Manager, working out of our Edmonton Head Office.

    When selling or sending your kits into the field, do you include instructions manuals or diagrams with the kit? If you don’t, would you like to? At Hi-Tech Seals we can assemble your kits and print out documents for your kit using our in-house production printer. Having an instruction manual or documentation can help with brand recognition and increase the ease of installation for anyone using the kit.

    Our production printer allows for us print documents as small as 4” x 6” up to 11” x 17”. We can print in colour or black and white on one or both sided of the page. Our printer can corner staple your instructions, or even make it into a proper booklet.

    If your document requires folding our printer has that covered; as it can single, double, or accordion fold your documents.

    Need to order a kit to put the instruction manual in? Our kit creation program provides customers with an easy to use reordering system for various types of seal kits. Whether it is for maintenance or manufactured equipment, our seal kits are an excellent system to help our customers stay organized. Our sales staff will identify the individual items within your kit and create a single part number in our system. When placing an order, simply provide us with that single part number and receive all of the components in one bag.

    At Hi-Tech Seals we offer both manually packaged kits or can utilize our specialized packaging equipment to meet our clients’ needs. Based on the customer’s kitting requirements, quantities, and various other factors, our dedicated packaging staff will determine the most efficient and economical method to complete the packaging. Kit intricacy can be custom tailored to meet our customers’ needs, from a very basic kit, to a very complex kit with specific bagging and labelling requirements.

  • 3September 2018

    Technically Speaking

    This edition of Technically Speaking will cover the second half of the last installment in of our Hi-Tech Seals compound series. Previous installments have covered the keys to compounding successful sealing solutions, downhole tool industry compounds, rapid gas decompression (RGD) compounds, mud motor boot compound, UL listed material, and some machinable materials. In this Technically Speaking edition we will feature a few of our machinable materials, MP85, MA11, and MU90.

    MP85, MA11, and MU90 compounds are ideal for rod and piston seals, wiper seals, rotary seals, and static seals. Our experienced staff can also quickly design and manufacture new, replacement, and prototype parts.

    MP85 is our unreinforced, extruded polyetheretherketone (PEEK) material. It offers chemical and hydrolysis resistance similar to polyphenylene sulphide (PPS) but can operate at higher temperatures. Our MP85 has good wear resistance and can be used continuously at 480°F (250°C). It can be used in hot water or steam without permanent loss in physical properties. For hostile environments, PEEK is a high strength alternative to fluoropolymers. PEEK carries a V-O flammability rating and exhibits very low smoke and toxic gas emission when exposed to flame.

    MA11 is our standard tetrafluoroethylene-propylene copolymer (FEPM, TFE/P) material. FEPM (TFE/P) is used in numerous applications in the oilfield industry. It is resistant to water, steam, methanol, amines, phosphate esters, brake fluids, ethylene glycol, acids (H2S up to 10%), mineral-based lubricating and hydraulic oils, some synthetic lubricants, air, ozone oils and gases, cold water, and diluted acids and bases.

    MU90 is a premium polyurethane compound that is resistant against mineral oil, HFD-U and HETG=biological base, oils, gases, cold water, and diluted acids and bases. MU90 is Hi Tech Seals’ standard compound for machined polyurethane products.

    DIN Standard MP85 MA11 MU90

    Original Physical Properties

    Hardness, Shore A 53505 85 85 ± 5 95 ± 3

    Tensile Strength, MPa 53504 110 7.2 56-65

    Elongation, % 53504 40 236 382

    Modulus @ 100%, MPa 53504 110 4.2 15.3

    Compression Set, 24 hrs @ 175°C, % ISO 815 - 24.5 -

    Compression Set, 24 hrs @ 100°C, % ISO 815 - - 27

    General Operating Temperature -70°C to 260°C -40°C to 100°C -54°C to 105°C

    Hi-Tech Seals’ Machinable Materials - Part II

    For full specification sheets on these, or any other compound, contact a Hi-Tech Seals Representative today.

  • 4 HITECHSEALS.COM

    Have you ever read an email, document, or piece of literature and not understood the abbreviations being utilized? You wouldnt be alone in your experience. With all the abbreviations used in the sealing industry, it can be hard to understand what you are reading and what people are saying sometimes. As part of an on-going series, we will be covering abbreviations you likely come across in your daily work life. These abbreviations can be for anything from industry specific terms to associations, or engineering lingo. This edition of the series will cover ASTM designations for commonly used elastomers and thermoplastics.

    Metal Machining Capabilities

    Understanding AbbreviationsMaking Sense of it All

    ASTM DesignationAbbreviations

    Material Name Material Trade Name

    AU, EU Polyurethane Lubrithane - SKF, Hythane® - Hallite, Molythane® - Parker Hannifin

    CR Chloroprene Neoprene - DowDuPont, Baypren® - ARLANXEO

    EPDM, EPM Ethylene Propylene Nordel™ - Dow, Keltan® - ARLANXEO

    FFKM Perfluoroelastomer Kalrez® - DowDuPont, Chemraz® - Greene Tweed, Perlast® - PPE

    FKM Fluorocarbon Viton™ - Chemours, Dai-el™ - Daikin, Tecnoflon® - Solvay

    FEPM, TFE/P Tetrafluoroethylene-Propylene Copolymer Viton™ Extreme™ ETP - Chemours, Aflas® - Asahi Glass Co

    FVMQ Fluorosilicone Silastic® LS/FSR - Dow Corning

    HDPE High Density Polyethylene

    HNBR Hydrogenated Nitrile Therban® - ARLANXEO, Zetpol® - Zeon Chemical

    LDPE Low Density Polyethylene

    NBR Nitrile Perbunan® - ARLANXEO, Krynac® - ARLANXEO, Nipol® - Zeon Chemical

    PEEK Polyetheretherketone Ketron® - Quadrant

    PE Polyethylene

    PA Polyamide Nylon - DuPont

    PAI Polyamide-imide Duratron® - Quadrant, Torlon® - Solvay

    POM Polyoxymethylene (Acetal) Delrin® - Dupont

    PPS Polyphenylene Sulphide Techtron®- Quadrant, Ryton® - Solvay

    PTFE Polytetrafluoroethylene Fluon® - AGC Chemicals, Polyflon™ - Daikin

    TPC-ET Thermoplastic Elastomers Hytrel® - DowDupont, Fluorotrel® - SKF

    UHMWPE Ultra High Molecular Weight Polytheylene Tivar® - Quadrant

    VMQ Silicone Silastic® - Dow Corning, Elastosil® - Wacker

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  • 5September 2018

    Metal Machining Capabilities

    Start to Part, We Deliver the

    Complete Solution

    In addition to our Rapid Seal offering of rubber and plastic machined parts, Hi-Tech Seals offers in-house metal machining services, available through our Winnipeg facility. We routinely provide customers with low run turned and mill products using our CNC lathes and milling machines. Hi-Tech Seals’ experience began over 10 years ago machining tooling and moulds to support our cast urethane products. Over the years our metal machining services have expanded to provide many customers with everything from prototype, bespoke, and low volume production parts in various materials. These materials include aluminum, bronze, stainless steel, with secondary services including anodizing and hardening available.

    We also offer mid to high production metal parts including raw and finished castings through our global supply partners. We are presently producing a wide range of metal machined products used in the following industries with expertise in reverse engineering discontinued and difficult to source components.

    • Water & Waste • Transportation • Mining • Agricultural Equipment Our ability to manufacture and source high quality metal components further enhances our vision to provide superior value to our customers with a comprehensive range of quality related products. For more information on our metal machining capabilities, talk to your Hi-Tech Seals representative.

    • Oil & Gas • Food & Beverage • Pharmaceutical • Forestry

    Tony Boken has worked at Hi-Tech Seals for over 23 years and has over 30 years of sealing experience. Tony is the Branch manager for our Winnipeg, MB location and Cast Urethane Division.

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    From all of us at Hi-Tech Seals, we thank you for your hard work and dedication over the years.

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    Hi-Tech Seals will be wrapping up our trade show season for 2018 with the Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show (L’HOS) and the 2018 Permian Basin International Oil Show (PBIOS).

    L’HOS is taking place September 12th & 13th in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan. This show is uniquely situated on the border of Alberta and Saskatchewan and is surrounded by thousands of heavy oil wells, both cold and thermal production. Visit Hi-Tech Seals at booth #255 to learn more about our unique product and service offering, including our treater gasket measuring and manufacturing services.

    The 2018 PBIOS is taking place in Odessa, Texas, October 16th – 18th. Every two years the PBIOS bring petroleum, oil, and gas professionals from around the world together to learn about the latest technologies, newest equipment’s, and so much more. Visit us in building B, booth # B84 & B85 to learn about our high temperature steam materials and our ever expanding product offering.

    Our Boucherville location turns 15 this year. Opened in 2003, Boucherville was Hi-Tech Seals 4th and most eastern branch. Thank you to the Boucherville team for your hard work and dedication over the years.

    To our Boucherville customers, thank you for your continued business and support over the years. We look forward to serving you for years to come.

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