What is a cactus rig 172?

Cactus Rig 172 is an 1,800-horsepower AC-driven land drilling rig operated by Cactus Drilling, the largest privately held U.S.-based land drilling contractor. The rig is an Alta ARS-1813 model, classified under Cactus Drilling’s “ROCKET” series, which is designed for high-performance drilling operations. Total Wells Drilled

What is a cactus 169 rig?

The “Cactus 169” rig has a rated horsepower of 1800, is equipped with an ALTA RIG ARS-1813 draw works, and features walking mobility. The rig is an Alta Rig ARS-1813 model, classified under the “Rocket” rig type, and is equipped with advanced AC controls and NOV EDS (Electronic Drilling System) features.

How many cactus rigs have been drilled this year?

As of this year, a total of 120 wells have been drilled by Cactus rigs, demonstrating strong industry demand and continued investment in drilling operations. Below, we break down the latest data, highlighting top trends in drilling activity by province, operator, county, and rig utilization.

Where is rig 169 drilling?

Rig 169 Heads for the Texas Panhandle Not many drilling contractors are deploying new builds these days, but Cactus is taking the lead with the construction and mobilization of a new EMAX series Rocket Rig. Rig 169 will be drilling in the Anadarko Basin in the Texas Panhandle for Tecolote Energy headquartered in Tulsa.

Where is Cactus' oil rig located?

Cactus, the largest privately-held domestic land drilling contractor in the United States, has operations in Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, and New Mexico. The location of their oil rigs is not explicitly stated in the provided text. However, the company headquarters is in Oklahoma City.

What is a cactus 161 rig?

The “Cactus 161” rig has a rated horsepower of 1500, is equipped with an NOV DSGD-375 draw works, and features walking mobility. The rig is an NOV DSGD-375 model, classified under the “Rocket” rig type, and is equipped with advanced DC controls and NOV EDS (Electronic Drilling System) features.