OTC EXPO 2019 – Booth 7201 – NoEx Drill Cuttings Pump Introduction
EDDY Pump will be introducing the NoEx Cuttings Pump & Tank at the 2019 Offshore Technology Conference in Houston, Tx on May 6th. Booth #7201. Over 2000 companies will be covering 500,000+ SF of booth space, with over 61,000 attendees. All things offshore and onshore related to oil will be present.
- Where: Houston, Texas, USA – NRG Park, Hall C, Booth 7201
- When: 6-9 May 2019
- Event Hours: Monday-Wednesday 9 AM to 5 PM – Thursday 9 AM to 2 PM
- Offshore Technology Conference 2019 Face Sheet PDF
- Event and booth OTC EXPO MAP LINK
About EDDY Pump Oil and Gas Operations:
Mud Pumps and Drill Cutting transport pumps. We are replacing excavators in drill cuttings processing. EDDY Pump is a pump and dredge equipment manufacturer, established in 1984. R&D, engineering and production are done in San Diego. All of the pump equipment is 100% American made, utilizing patented EDDY Pump technology, which harnesses the power of a tornado into fluid dynamics, creating an eddy current. See images below. Read More about our Oil and Gas specific pumps.
About OTC:
The Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) showcases leading-edge technology for offshore drilling, exploration, production, and environmental protection. OTC is the world’s foremost event for the development of offshore resources. The conference, this year celebrating its Golden Anniversary, attracts attendees and exhibiting companies from around the globe. This marks 50 years of the show. There is also a heavy onshore presence.
About the NoEx Cuttings Pump & Tank
The NoEx Cuttings Pump & Tank will be Replacing Excavators to improve safety and reduce transportation time of mud, cuttings and drilling fluids. Stop by Booth 7201 to talk about your drilling mud applications and lets help you improve your efficiency.
Delete your excavator for 100x Safer and 5x Faster cuttings transfer. These are super advantages the NoEx over traditional mechanical mud and drilling cuttings transportation. Load a truck in 8-10 minutes VS 60 minutes with an excavator system.
