1776 / TEST RESULTS
Witnessed testing.
Defined context.
In a witnessed bench test on November 6, 2026, a 1776 plug held 10,000 psi differential in P-110 casing, with no leakage or slippage observed during the short hold.
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A one-page sales overview with the reported result, custom casing-size engineering, design benefits, setting-tool options and Samantha’s direct contact. Prepared November 9, 2026.
One-page digital sales pamphlet (PDF · 176 KB)REPORTED OBSERVATION
One plug.
A documented result.
Test integrity was observed under the reported bench conditions. Application decisions should use the complete engineering record and current approved limits.
| Test item | Reported context |
|---|---|
| Date | November 6, 2026 |
| Scope | One 1776 plug; bench test in P-110 casing |
| Differential pressure | 10,000 psi |
| Pressure arrangement | Pressure above a seated ball; lower side open to atmosphere |
| Setting | Standard setting tool with a Baker 20 charge |
| Ramp and hold | Quick pressure ramp and short hold |
| Observed result | No leakage or slippage observed during the short hold |
| Witness / report signatory | Charles (Chuck) Wright, NOV Corporate R&D Manager |
The reported observation applies to the tested plug and conditions. It does not establish a universal operating-pressure rating, performance for every casing ID or temperature, long-duration endurance, comparative drillout or pumpdown performance, or an NOV endorsement.
Source: signed 1776 Plug Test Report, November 6, 2026. The complete technical report is retained by the 1776 team. Contact the team to discuss the evidence and application requirements.
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