Your Best Hectorite Organoclay Bentonite Factory in China

Organic bentonite applications in industry for high-performance drilling fluids
Combihin’s recent manufacturing of high-end organic clay for oilfield drilling has shown great performance.
For organic mud shale, easy hydration and swelling, well wall instability, the formation of collapse when drilling, as a result of the drilling of long horizontal sections, the location of the layer of microfractures, the drilling fluid to carry the rock, wall, and leak-proof function requirements are higher.

“Bentonite is the most basic and crucial component of the drilling fluid system.”
The drilling fluid must have excellent rheology and filter loss reduction to convey rock chips out of the soil while finishing the wall, plugging, and other activities, and to equalize the pressure of different formations to ensure the safety of drilling.

Organic bentonite is the most fundamental oleophilic colloid in oil-based drilling fluids and is an essential element in oil-based drilling fluids for increasing viscosity and tangency and reducing filtering loss.
The apparent viscosity, dynamic shear force, filtration loss, and other essential indicators of Combaoxin’s CP 992 high performance organic bentonite for drilling fluid are identical to similar advanced products from other nations.

Combaoxin’s CP-992 allows the drilling fluid system to achieve good rheology, filter loss reduction, and sand-carrying capacity, while high-performance organic bentonite and other drilling fluid treatment agents have good compatibility, meeting the needs of shale oil and gas development and other unconventional energy development.

Bentonite is an inorganic and non-metallic mineral.

The advancement of oil-based drilling fluids toward innocuity continues with the continuous refinement of Combihin’s green exploration technology for unconventional oil and gas resources.
We will continue to work hard to develop new drilling additives to ensure safe and ecologically friendly drilling in deep wells in difficult land and marine formations, as well as to supply more organic bentonite for oilfield drilling.

Hectorite is both the popular name for a rather rare, naturally occurring clay and the name of the clay’s active mineral. Hectorite is a trioctahedral smectite clay with a magnesium base. The hectorite active mineral has unusual qualities such as very small particle size, an elongated platelet structure with an inherent negative charge counterbalanced by exchangeable sodium (Na+) ions, light color with low iron content, and high viscosifying ability in water.

Hectorite is utilized in situations where a lighter color, greater viscosity, and thermal stability are required. Ceramics, cosmetics, high temperature organoclays for oil well drilling, and paints/coatings are among the commercial applications.