Keystone Blogs

6 Differences Between G and Y Series Elevators

In the drilling industry, elevators are hinged devices used to lift and lower drill pipe, casing, drill collars, and tubing. Their use is essential, and

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The 3 Types of Tong Die Drivers

Lets dive into the unique advantages of Keystone Energy Tools' Hammerless Tong Die Driver over traditional straight and angled varieties, and explore how

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The Evolution of Mouseholes: From Standard to Rotating

The mousehole is the area on the drilling floor where the next joint of drill pipe is stored. This is located between the rotary table and vee-door.

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API Spec 8C: Drilling and Production Hoisting Equipment

The American Petroleum Institute (API) Publications Programs and Services is a comprehensive resource for all API standards and practices, technical

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How Keystone's Boosting Operations with Elevators, Slips, and more

In the complex and rapidly evolving realm of oilfield operations, the equipment used can make a significant difference in the efficiency, safety, and

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Everything You Need To Know About Keystone's Drill Collar Slips

Keystone Energy offers a wide variety of different types of Slips for different oil and gas needs. 

Yet, in this blog, we will drill down into everything

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Keystone Energy Tools: Your Oilfield Equipment Suppliers

Oilfield service companies need to keep their equipment in top working condition to minimize production downtime and optimize profits. Keystone Energy

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Introducing the Keystone Slip Type Elevators

Keystone offers Y Series Slip Type Elevators. The Y Series Elevators are center latch, tubing elevators made to catch collar type or integral joint

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Bridging Quality, Service, and Performance in Oilfield Tools

With years of manufacturing experience in bridging the gap between quality and service, customers and distributors, and performance and economy.

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Keystone's Baker®-Style Drill Pipe Float Valves: The Modern Solution

Often, we get calls from rig supply companies saying they need Baker drill pipe float valves.

For these folks, we have good news and bad news.

The bad

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