A SAFE WAY TO MEASURE

From casing to tubing, a solution to consistently secure accurate measurements.

Patent Pending

Built by the ones in the field.

Not to be left to collect dust in a Pelican case in the corner of your shop.

The On Target Measuring System is built to make measuring easier than a traditional rig tape and tally book, and with the procedures needed to ensure confidence in your casing tally.

Example of measuring in field:

With the use of ‘Time of Flight’, laser technology:

measuring has never looked this easy.

Example of Target Plate in field use:

The use of a Target Plate, which is placed a end of joint to be measured, gives a target for measuring device to hit.

Safety Features

  • By measuring through the pipe, it allows personel to keep from bending down on your hands and knees to read a rig tape; especially if you’re on hand & knees on casing that’s up in the air, on racks.

  • With no rig tape to drag and twist across casing, means less handling of the pipe.

  • Only requires two operators to record measurements

  • At just under 1.5 pounds, it is the lightest casing tally system known on the market

Ways measuring by hand can fail

  • Reading measurement from tape incorrectly

  • Communicating measurement incorrectly

  • Hearing measurement incorrectly

  • Writing down measurement incorrectly

  • Transferring measurement from tally sheet to well management software incorrectly

Ways On Target Measuring works

  • Reading: A simple point and shoot, with pre-determined thread loss data from API, means NO GUESSING where threads end.

  • Communicating: The measuring device saves all measurements taken with onboard memory, meaning; A measurement taken, is a measurement saved.

  • Hearing: Only communication needed is when to move onto the next measurement.

  • Writing: All measurements taken are transferred to your computer via cable connected Type-C USB Cable. No Hand-typing or Handwriting

  • Transferring: Once tally email received, a ‘copy and paste’ into well site software of your choice makes this a breeze.

Comparison Chart

Example of casing tally

  • Simple, straight forward way to connect the numbered pipe on the rack, with its length.

  • With out the need to break out the calculator, you can take a glance and see where the depth is on any joint.

  • With the space to record notes tied to individual joints, it gives the ability to lay your casing string out the way it may need.

Standard features for tally reports

Specifications

  • Accurate within +/- .005’

  • Memory storage to save measurements taken

  • Transportation of measurements taken by device to computer via USB Type C Cable

  • 1.5 pounds

  • 6” X 3.5” Device platform

  • Included camera view finder to assist with measuring in hard to reach situations

  • Powered via 3 changeable AAA batteries

  • Carbon fiber reinforced exterior, built to last in oil field environment

  • Removable end plates, to allow measuring 4-1/2” Liner to 13-3/8” casing

  • Attachable plate to measure on top of pipe smaller then 4-1/2”