Halliburton’s LockJar® Multi-Conductor E-Line Jar and Enhancer provide a simple way to help avoid time-consuming and expensive stuck strings and fishing jobs in wireline logging operations.

Available in 3.5-in. OD and 2.75-in. OD, the LockJar hydraulic jar can be activated multiple times in multiple intervals to free a

stuck tool string and preserve a logging run without costly delays.

Rated to 500°F and 30,000 psi, the versatile LockJar hydraulic jar uses hydraulic time delay that overcomes the limitations of

mechanical tools to maximize available force through surface pull.

Unlike mechanical jars, the LockJar hydraulic jar can be triggered at any load above the preset lock load, so maximum force is available for impact. This feature enables full use of new wireline technology, including high-strength cable and solid weak points, and is critical in situations where stuck conditions are severe.

All internal parts of the LockJar hydraulic jar are sealed and segregated from the wellbore, minimizing wear on critical parts and increasing tool reliability both as a data transmitter and

as a power supply.

The LockJar hydraulic jar can be run with an Enhancer that increases the velocity of the hammer mass to yield a greater impact load while protecting the cable head by defusing any impact load moving upwards.

Rugged enough for multiple jobs before redress is required, the LockJar hydraulic jar arrives ready to run.

Since its commercial introduction in 2002, the LockJar hydraulic jar has routinely freed stuck tool strings in areas where fishing jobs are common and unproductive rig time is prohibitive.

The LockJar tool is also available for cased-hole operations in a mono-conductor version.