Are you tired of dealing with stubborn mud deposits in your mud tank? Are you looking for a solution that provides excellent spraying, a large cleaning area, simple installation and easy operation? Drilling mud guns are your best choice!

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About mud guns

This powerful tool is designed to prevent mud from settling in the mud tank, making your job easier. Not only that, it can also be used as an auxiliary mixer to stir mud and clean the bottom of the tank, saving time and effort.

Drilling mud guns are available in low, medium and high pressure options so you can choose the one that best suits your needs. Additionally, you can choose between a fixed nozzle or a rotating nozzle, giving you greater control over its functionality. If that’s not enough, the length of the mud gun can even be customized to fit your specific requirements.

Features of APNJQ

Drilling mud guns are not only powerful, but they are also very simple to use. With its convenient operation and easy installation, you'll be up and running in no time. No need to worry about complicated settings or confusing instructions - this tool is designed to make your life easier.

In addition to all of these amazing features, we designed the Drilling Mud Gun to be easy for readers to use, using active sentences and avoiding long and boring explanations.We know you have more important things to do than decipher complex manuals, so we made sure using the mud gun is as easy as possible.

So if you’re ready to unleash the power of your drilling mud gun and revolutionize the way you clean and maintain your mud tanks, look no further. With good spraying effect, large cleaning area, simple installation and convenient operation, this tool meets all your needs. Don't wait any longer - buy your drilling mud gun today and take your mud tank to the next level!

Mud gun is the agitation or mixing device. Usually we operate them together with mud agitator.

Mud guns general information

Both high-pressure and low-pressure mud guns agitate mud by means of rapid fluid movement through a nozzle. Pressure and flow are delivered via either high-pressure main mud pumps or, most often, centrifugal pumps. There are two points of view as to where pumps for mud gun should draw suction from: (1) the compartment that they stir or (2) a compartment downstream, ideally immediately after the last solids control device.

Different option effect for mud gun

Consider option 1 (drawing suction from the compartment to be stirred): When mud guns are placed in compartments that are designated for solids-removal equipment (e.g., hydrocyclones, centrifuges), the Suspension, Agitation, and Mixing of Drilling Fluids possibility of pumping solids-laden fluid exists.

Mud gun

Continuous circulation of solids-laden fluid (especially sand) will result in faster wear on pump parts and mud gun nozzles. Manufacturers provide nozzle inserts made of wear-resistant plastics to increase life and reduce replacement costs If parts are not replaced when needed, agitation efficiency decreases Another argument against pumping into the same compartment from which suction is drawn is the possibility for particle size degradation which will also reduce solids-removal efficiency and force use of more costly solids-control mechanisms or dilution. Option 1 is feasible if used in compartments downstream of the last solids-control device, provided the upstream solids-control system is properly designed and operated.

Option 2 (drawing suction from a compartment downstream of the solids-control system) is more desirable for two reasons. First, it prevents continuous circulation of fluid that may be laden with drilled solids assuming efficient upstream solids removal. This maintains mud gun efficiency and reduces wear to fluid-end pump parts. Secondly, it places cleaned fluid into the compartment to be stirred. This is especially effective when solids concentration is high or fluctuates (e.g., high penetration rates and/or sweep returns to the surface). However, option 2 necessitates more process capacity from the solids-control equipment (including the degasser and hydrocyclone compartments). Rig circulating rate and flow through mud guns must be added and then accounted for.

Mud gun design

There are many different design of mud guns. The high pressure, low pressure, the mud gun with one nozzle or 3 nozzle. The nozzle size is 2" or 3", meanwhile, we can find the mud gun with handle or hand wheel operator. No matter which design or dimension as well as the surface color please tell us your demand. We'll provide the ideal option for you.