Products by Fisher-Stevens

SPILL HAND was developed to bridge the gap between the very sophisticated technical (and largely academic) world of pollution remediation and the very real HANDS-ON situations that exists in our nation's oil and gas producing fields.

SPILL HAND is formulated to mitigate and/or remediate virtually every type of spill that might affect soils in and around oil and gas production wells, facilities, and all working operations.

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Surfactants in a solid stick, formulated as brine and brine/condensate foamers for both salt and fresh water producing gas wells. The agitation of gas flow past the soap stick generates foam, which lightens the column of water in the well. This allows the well to unload fluid, thus generating greater gas flow.

Inhibited Sulfamic Acid, surfactant and cleaning compound in a solid stick, formulated as an economical treatment for scale, carbonate deposits, and corrosion products in producing oil and gas wells. Use of DOWNHOLE ACID STICKS in injection wells often results in reduction of injection pressure.

Surfactant in a solid stick, formulated as a brine and brine/condensate foamer and friction reducer for both salt water and condensate producing gas wells. Condensate sticks used while swabbing will lighten the column of fluid, helping to recover more fluid on each swab run.

Surfactant in gel form contained in a water soluble tube, formulated as a brine and brine/condensate foamer and friction reducer for both salt and fresh water producing gas wells. Dissolves faster than solid sticks, producing immediate results.

Liquid surfactant specially formulated as a brine and brine/condensate foamer and friction reducer for both salt and fresh water producing gas wells. Another application is as a pressure reducer in water injection systems.

Multi-Purpose Absorbent is produced from dehydrated peat. Super absorbent wicking action encapsulates fluid inside the porous structure of the peat fiber. An excellent aid in soil remediation; the humic acid in the peat helps stabilize and regenerate oil contaminated soil.

Helpful information to know when requesting help or deciding on a stick treatment:

• Depth of well (T.D.)
• Area of perforated interval
• Size of casing and tubing
• Bottom hold temperature of well
• Salt content of water (PPM)
• Bottom hole pressure (if known)
• Original production of well (oil, gas, water)
• Present production of well (amount of oil, gas, water)
• Age of well
• Known or estimated water column height in tubing or casing (needed to calculate weight of water to be removed by foam)