Unit No.

8697
Baker Oil Tools
Index: 480.10
FLOW CONTROL Date: February 15, 2000
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TECHNICAL UNIT
Models “CMD” And “CMU”
Non-Elastomeric Sliding Sleeves
Product Family Nos. H81080 and H81079

Introduction
The Baker “CM” Series Sliding Sleeves are
high performance, equalizing sliding sleeves
which allow communication between the tubing
and annulus for circulation or selective-zone pro-
duction. When desired, the sleeve can be shifted
open or closed using standard wireline methods
and a “B” type shifting tool. The tool is designed
such that any lock profile and compatible seal
bores can be specified to accept a wide range of
Wireline Locks, and accessories. The sleeve is
available in “CMD” downshift-to-open or “CMU”
upshift-to-open versions.
The nominal working specifications for the
sleeve, in most cases, are burst, collapse and ten-
sile equal to N-80 tubing, 375°F service tempera-
ture with a 1,500 psi maximum shifting differential.
The sleeves have been designed in four standard
materials; 4140, 9Cr-1Mo, 13% Cr and Inconel 718
for a wide range of services.
Features / Benefits
In designing the “CM” Series Sliding Sleeves,
Baker Oil Tools combined several unique features
to upgrade seal performance and increase service
life.
• A specially designed Diffuser Ring made of
high-strength thermoplastic is critically spaced
between the flow ports and the upper packing
unit. This prevents damage to the upper
packing unit during shifting by controlling the
rush of fluid or gas, and lessens the likelihood
of tool string damage by providing for slow
equalization of high differentials.
• The seal stack is manufactured from
proprietary, high-strength, non-elastomeric
compounds that are chemically inert and 30%
stronger than commercially available materials.
Rather than becoming hard and brittle or
Drawing No. 296-425

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• A locking, angled torque shoulder replaces
WARNING traditional square shoulder to allow higher
Use of Baker equipment contrary to torques and reduce thread back-off.
manufacturer’s specification may result in
property damage, serious injury or fatality. • The threat of galling is further reduced by
coating critical metallic components with
proprietary surface treatments. This ensures
• bonding to the metal, as is the case with that the sleeve will be redressable in the future,
elastomeric materials, our seal compound even when ordered in CRA materials. These
actually behaves as a lubricant, alleviating seal coatings also provide corrosion and erosion
bonding problems. resistance. Alloy and stainless steel grades are
treated with QPQ coating which has performed
• Mill slots replace drill holes as flow ports on flawlessly since 1985. High nickel alloys are
both the housing and the insert to allow more coatedwithBakerOilTools’BAKERTRONionplating
flow area, reduce erosion and allow higher process.
torque and tensile strengths through the
sleeve. • Modular design permits conversion from a
“CMD” to “CMU” or vice versa, by only
• Locating the threaded connection inside the changing the Upper and Lower Subs.
primary seal stack eliminates the need for O-
ring thread seals and cuts the number of
potential leak paths in half.

Specification Guide
Max Torque
Tubing Seal Max Tensile Model “B” Otis “B” “CM” Selective “CM” Selective
Pressure Limit
Size Bore Temp °F lbs Shifting Tool Shifting Tool Shifting Tool Equalizing Tool
Rating ft-lbs
1.81 H811-19-1810 42B0117 H811-20-1810 H811-21-1810
2-3/8 96,000 42B0164* or
1.87 H811-19-1875 H811-20-1870 H811-21-1870
42B0116
3,500
2.18 H811-19-2180 H811-20-2180 H811-21-2180
2-7/8
2.25 10,000 375 140,000 42B0118 H811-20-2250 H811-21-2250
H811-19-2250
2.31 H811-20-2310 H811-21-2310
2.56 H811-19-2560 42B0178 H811-20-2560 H811-21-2560
3-1/2 2.75 182,600 4,000 H811-20-2750 H811-21-2750
H811-19-2810 42B0146
2.81 H811-20-2810 H811-21-2810
3.12 H811-19-3120 42B0204 H811-20-3120 H811-21-3120
4 7,500
3.31 291,900 5,700 H811-19-3310 42B0154 H811-20-3310 H811-21-3310
3.43 H811-19-3430 42B0242 H811-20-3430 H811-21-3430
3.50 H811-20-3500 H811-21-3500
325 H811-19-3500 N/A
3.56 H811-20-3560 H811-21-3560
4-1/2 8,200
3.68 270,000 6,000 H811-20-3680 H811-21-3680
H811-19-3680 42B0238
3.75 H811-20-3750 H811-21-3750
3.81 H811-19-3810 42B0111 H811-20-3810 H811-21-3810
4.00 H811-19-4000 H811-20-4000 H811-21-4000
5 7,300 315,000 5,500 42B0171
4.12 H811-19-4125 H811-20-4120 H811-21-4120
300
4.31 H811-19-4310 42B0207 H811-20-4310 H811-21-4430
5-1/2 6,300 351,000 6,200
4.56 H811-19-4560 42B0153 H811-20-4560 H811-21-4560
7 5.62 7,000 300 628,000 8,700 N/A N/A H811-20-5620 H811-21-5620
* Recommended
NOTE: Ratings are based on 80,000 psi yield NACE material (AISI 4140-4145).
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Assembly Drawing No. 100-024-1

Assembly Drawing No. 100-024-2

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Seal Performance Limits recommended to run an “S-1” Nipple above a “CM”

Sliding Sleeve.
Temperature Rating: 100°F-375°F. Some sizes
have a reduced upper temperature limit. Consult Shifting Procedure
the Specification Guide for the actual temperature.
Model “CMD” Sliding Sleeve
Differential Unloading Limit: 1,500 psi maximum NOTE: Recommended To equalize tubing and annulus
differential at maximum temperature rating, 50 pressures before shifting Sleeve.
open/close cycles.
The shifting procedure of the sleeve is per-
Temperature Cycling: Minimum 5 thermocycles formed by using one of the shifting tools specified
from maximum temperature rating to 100°F. in the Specification Guide. Use a Steel Pin to in-
Environmental Limit: All non-metallic compo- sure that the sleeve is fully opened or closed. Par-
nents are made from highly chemical-resistant tial shear of the pin may release the shifting tool
thermoplastic materials. Only a few very aggres- prematurely and prevent the sleeve from being
sive chemicals are known to reduce performance. completely opened or closed.
In normal downhole use, no material or sealing To shift the “CMD” sleeve open, the shifting tool
degradation is anticipated. should be attached to a standard wireline tool
string with the square shoulder of the keys facing
Storage down. The tool string is then run in the hole until
the tool string stops in the sleeve. The shifting tool
The “CM” Series Sliding Sleeves are designed
is jarred down until the equalizing position is found
to be as maintenance free as possible. Low alloy
(the pressures will start to equalize between the
assemblies which may corrode due to atmospheric
tubing and annulus when in the equalizing posi-
moisture are supplied with a surface coating that
tion).
resists corrosion and galling. High alloy and nickel-
base alloy sleeves are furnished with anti-galling CAUTION
coatings on the tubing and internal threads. For If the operator misses the equalizing position
optimum performance and life, all sleeves should and fully opens the sleeve, the tool string could
be stored vertically in a dry indoor area until ready be blown up the hole and damage the wireline
for use. tool string.
Once the pressures are equalized, the shifting
Running Procedure tool is jarred down until it releases. This indicates
1. Visually inspect the Model “CM” Sliding Sleeve that the sleeve is open. Bring the tool string back
prior to running it into the well. It is recommend- up through the sleeve and jar down again. Repeat
ed that a strap or chain wrench be used when several times to insure that the sleeve is open.
making up the sliding sleeve onto the tubing Return the shifting tool to the surface and in-
string. If a pipe wrench is used during make-up, spect the tool to verify that the shear pin is not
wrench only at the box and pin areas. All sheared. If the shear pin has sheared, redress the
wrench marks should be filed off. shifting tool with a new pin and repeat the proce-
CAUTION dure to insure that the sleeve is fully open.
DO NOT EXCEED the specified torque limit To close the sleeve, reverse the shifting tool
listed in the Specification Guide if torquing (the square shoulder of the keys looking up) in the
through the sleeve. tool string and run the tool string in the hole until
2. Verify that the tubing thread connections are the shifting tool is below the sleeve to be closed.
made up to the correct torque value. Pull the shifting tool up until it engages the sleeve
NOTE: The shifting profiles of the “CMU” and “CMD” and jar up until the shifting tool releases. Repeat
Inserts are identical to the H.E.S. “S-1” Nipple. If an the closing procedure to verify that the sleeve is
“S-1” Nipple is run above a “CM” Sliding Sleeve, a completely closed and return the tool string to the
selective shifting tool is required. It is not surface. Again, inspect the shifting tool to verify the
condition of the shear pin.
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Model “CMU” Sliding Sleeve 1. Place the sliding sleeve in a pipe vise and grip
on the Housing (3).
The shifting procedure of the sleeve is per-
formed by using one of the shifting tools specified 2. Back off the Upper Sub (1) and remove. Re-
in the Specification Guide. Use a Steel Pin to in- move the Upper Packing Unit (2) from the Insert
sure that the sleeve is fully opened or closed. Par- (4). Be sure all parts of the Packing Unit are re-
tial shear of the pin may release the shifting tool moved.
prematurely and prevent the sleeve from being 3. Back off the Lower Sub (5) and remove. Re-
completely opened or closed. move any portion of the Lower Packing Unit (2)
that may remain inside the Lower Sub.
To shift the “CMU” sleeve open, the shifting tool
should be attached to the standard wireline tool 4. Grab the Insert (4) at the collet-finger end and
string with the square shoulder of the keys facing remove from the Housing (3) (Do not disassem-
up. Run the tool string in the hole until the shifting ble the Insert so that the collet fingers are
tool is below the sleeve to be closed. Pull the shift- forced through the Housing). A shifting tool or
ing tool until it engages the sleeve. The shifting tool rubber mallet may be required to remove the In-
is pulled up until the equalizing position is found sert due to friction caused by the Diffuser Ring.
(the pressures will start to equalize between the 5. Remove the Lower Packing Unit (2) from the In-
tubing and annulus when in the equalizing posi- sert (4). Be sure to remove the packing from the
tion). upper end of the Insert and not across the collet
fingers.
CAUTION
6. Remove the Diffuser Ring (6) from the Housing
If the operator misses the equalizing position
and fully opens the sleeve, the tool string could (3). Be careful not to damage the diffuser ring
be blown up the hole and damage the wireline groove in the Housing.
tool string.
Clean all parts and inspect for damage and
Once the pressures are equalized, the shifting wear. Replace any part that is no longer ser-
tool is pulled up until it releases. This indicates that viceable.
the sleeve is open. Bring the tool string back down The Packing Units (2) and Diffuser Ring (6)
through the sleeve and pull up again. Repeat sev- must always be replaced when redressing or
eral times to insure that the sleeve is open. repairing the sleeve.
Return the shifting tool to the surface and in- Model “CMU” Sliding Sleeve
spect the tool to verify that the shear pin is not
Refer to Drawing No. 299-966.
sheared. If the shear pin has sheared, redress the
shifting tool with a new pin and repeat the proce- 1. Place the sliding sleeve in a pipe vise and grip
dure to insure that the sleeve is fully open. on the Housing (3).
2. Back off the Lower Sub (5) and remove. Re-
To close the sleeve, reverse the shifting tool
move the Lower Packing Unit (2) from the Insert
(the square shoulder of the keys looking down) in
(4) and any portion that may remain inside the
the tool string. The tool string is then run in the hole
Lower Sub.
until the tool string stops in the sleeve. Slack off un-
til the shifting tool releases. Repeat the closing 3. Back off the Upper Sub (1) and remove. Re-
procedure to verify that the sleeve is completely move any portion of the Upper Packing Unit (2)
closed and return the tool string to the surface. that may remain inside the Upper Sub.
Again, inspect the shifting tool to verify the condi- 4. Grab the Insert (4) at the collet-finger end and
tion of the shear pin. If Hydraulic Jars are used to remove from the Housing (3) (Do not disassem-
open the sleeve, use a Hanger Tool to help reset ble the Insert so that the collet fingers are
the Jars. forced through the Housing). A shifting tool or
rubber mallet may be required to remove the In-
Disassembly sert due to friction caused by the Diffuser Ring.
5. Remove the Upper Packing Unit (2) from the In-
Model “CMD” Sliding Sleeve
sert (4). Be sure to remove the packing from the
Refer to Drawing No. 296-425.
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lower end of the Insert and not across the collet the scratches before assembly. If damaged
fingers. beyond repair, replace the Insert.
6. Remove the Diffuser Ring (6) from the Housing 5. Grease the ID and OD of the Packing Unit (2)
(3). Be careful not to damage the diffuser ring with Baker Tubing Seal Grease, Product Family
groove in the Housing. No. H49926. Slide a Packing Unit over the up-
per end of the Insert (4), past the flow ports, un-
7. Clean all parts and inspect for damage and
til it is several inches from the collet fingers.
wear. Replace any part that is no longer ser-
viceable. The Packing Units (2) and Diffuser CAUTION
Ring (6) must always be replaced when re- Do not slide the Packing Unit (2) over the
dressing or repairing the sleeve. collet fingers as it may damage the seals
and reduce the performance of the sleeve.
Assembly 6. Place the top end of the Insert (4) into the end
of the Housing (3) farthest from the diffuser
Model “CMD” Sliding Sleeve groove and slide the Insert in until the Packing
Refer to Drawing No. 296-425. Unit (2) meets the end of the Housing. Be care-
ful not to damage the Diffuser Ring (6) as the
1. Assemble using Baker Downhole Grease,
Insert is installed into the Housing.
Product Family No. H49921, on internal
threads. Use Baker Tubing Seal Grease, Prod- 7. Grease the seal gland ID of the Lower Sub (5)
uct Family No. H49926, on all seals and seal with Baker Tubing Seal Grease, Product Family
surfaces. No. H49926. Grease the stub acme threads on
the Lower Sub and Housing with Baker Down-
2. Work the Diffuser Ring (6) into the Housing (3)
hole Grease, Product Family No. H49921.
by hand. Do not use a sharp instrument to
work the Diffuser Ring into place or it may CAUTION
become damaged and reduce the tool’s per- The upper and lower ends of the Housing (3)
formance. Be sure that the split ends are flush have different pitch threads to prevent
with the rest of the Diffuser Ring. assembling the Housing, Upper Sub (1) and
Lower Sub (5) in the wrong position. Do not
CAUTION force assembly of parts.
Failure to install the Diffuser Ring (6) 8. Slide the Lower Sub (5) over the bottom end of
completely and correctly may result in the Insert (4) and Packing Unit (2). If necessary,
damage to the Diffuser Ring when tap the end of the Lower Sub with a rubber
assembled over the Insert (4), reducing the
tools’s performance. hammer until the Lower Sub can be threaded
onto the Housing (3). It may be necessary to
3. Place the Housing (3) in a pipe vise. Grease the
tap the end of the Lower Sub and screw at the
ID with Baker Tubing Seal Grease, Product
same time to start the threads (Align the Lower
Family No. H49926. Do not over-tighten the
Sub with the Housing while starting the threads
vise as it may permanently deform the Housing.
to prevent damaging the seals or threads).
4. Place the Insert (4), with the end containing the
collet fingers down, on a workbench. Grease CAUTION
the OD of the Insert with Baker Tubing Seal Be careful not to damage the OD of the seals
Grease, Product Family No. H49926. while installing the Lower Sub (5). If seals
are damaged during assembly, replace the
CAUTION entire packing unit.
Do not vise on the Insert (4) for any reason. 9. Make up the Lower Sub (5) to the Housing (3).
The OD surface is a sealing surface and any 10.Relocate the vise position from the Housing (3)
damage may reduce the sealing
performance of the tool. Also, check the to just above the pin thread on the Lower Sub
seal entry bevel at the upper end of the (5).
Insert for burrs, scratches or dents as they 11.Grease the ID and OD of the second Packing
may damage the seals during installation. If Unit (2) with Baker Tubing Seal Grease, Prod-
small scratches are present, use a fine
grade of emery cloth (320 or finer) to remove uct Family No. H49926, and slide onto the In-
sert (4) until it meets the end of the Housing (3).
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12.Grease the Seal gland ID of the Upper Sub (1) CAUTION

with Baker Tubing Seal Grease, Product Family Failure to install the Diffuser Ring (6)
No. H49926. Grease the stub acme threads on completely and correctly may result in
the Housing and Upper Sub with Baker Down- damage to the Diffuser Ring when
hole Grease, Product Family No. H49921. assembled over the Insert (4), reducing the
tool’s performance.
13.Make up the Upper Sub (1) to the Housing (3). 3. Place the Housing (3) in a pipe vise. Grease the
If necessary, tap the end of the Upper Sub with ID with Baker Tubing Seal Grease, Product
a rubber hammer until the Upper Sub can be Family No. H49926. Do not over-tighten the
threaded onto the Housing. It may be neces- vise as it may permanently deform the Housing.
sary to tap the end of the Upper Sub and screw
4. Place Insert (4), with end containing collet fin-
at the same time to start the threads (Align the
gers down, on a workbench. Grease OD of In-
Upper Sub with the Housing while starting the
sert with Baker Tubing Seal Grease, Product
threads to prevent damaging the seals or
Family No. H49926.
threads).
CAUTION
CAUTION
Do not vise on Insert (4) for any reason. The
Be careful not to damage the OD of the seals OD surface is a sealing surface and any
while installing the Upper Sub (1). damage may reduce sealing performance of
14.Tighten the thread connections until snug. tool. Also, check seal entry bevel at upper
15.Verify that the Lower Sub (5) is vised just above end of Insert for burrs, scratches or dents
the pin thread. Review the sleeve’s torque limit as they may damage seals during
installation. If small scratches are present,
as stated in the Specification Guide on page 2. use a fine-grade emery cloth (<320 grit) to
Wrenching just below the box thread, torque remove scratches before assembly. If
the sleeve to the tubing thread optimum make- damaged beyond repair, replace Insert.
up torque, being careful not to exceed the 5. Grease ID and OD of Packing Unit (2) with Bak-
sleeve’s torque limit. er Tubing Seal Grease, Product Family No.
H49926. Slide a Packing Unit over upper end of
CAUTION
Insert (4), past flow ports, until it is several inch-
DO NOT EXCEED the recommended make-
up torque through the sleeve as this may es from collet fingers.
cause distortion in the area of the flow ports CAUTION
or internal threads and prevent the sleeve
from sealing and shifting properly. Refer to Do not slide the Packing Unit (2) over the
the Specification Guide for the sleeve’s collet fingers as it may damage the seals
torque limit, and bill of materials for correct and reduce the performance of the sleeve.
make-up torque. 6. Place bottom end of Insert (4) into end of Hous-
ing (3) farthest from diffuser groove and slide
Model “CMU” Sliding Sleeve
Insert in until Packing Unit (2) meets the end of
Refer to Drawing No. 299-966. the Housing. Be careful not to damage the Dif-
1. Assemble using Baker Downhole Grease, fuser Ring (6) as the Insert is installed into the
Product Family No. H49921, on internal Housing.
threads. Use Baker Tubing Seal Grease, Prod- 7. Grease seal gland ID of Upper Sub (1) with
uct Family No. H49926, on all seals and seal Baker Tubing Seal Grease, Product Family No.
surfaces. H49926. Grease stub acme threads on Upper
2. Work the Diffuser Ring (6) into the Housing (3) Sub and Housing with Baker Downhole
by hand. Do not use a sharp instrument to Grease, Product Family No. H49921.
work the Diffuser Ring into place or it may
CAUTION
become damaged and reduce the tool’s per-
The upper and lower ends of the Housing (3)
formance. Be sure that the split ends are flush have different pitch threads to prevent
with the rest of the Diffuser Ring. assembling the Housing, Upper Sub (1) and
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Lower Sub (5) in the wrong position. Do not CAUTION

force assembly of parts. DO NOT EXCEED the recommended make-
8. Slide Upper Sub (1) over top end of Insert (4) up torque through the sleeve as this may
and Packing Unit (2). If necessary, tap end of cause distortion in the area of the flow ports
Upper Sub with a rubber hammer until Upper or internal threads and prevent sleeve from
sealing and shifting properly. Refer to
Sub can be threaded onto Housing (3). Specification Guide for sleeve’s torque
It may be necessary to tap end of Upper Sub limit, and bill of materials for correct make-
and screw at the same time to start threads up torque.
(Align Upper Sub with Housing while starting
threads to prevent damaging seals or threads). Test Procedure
CAUTION Refer to Drawing No. 296-425 (“CMD”) or Drawing
Be careful not to damage the OD of the seals No. 299-966 (“CMU”).
while installing the Upper Sub (1). If seals NOTE: The Otis “B” Type Shifting Tool is designed to
are damaged during assembly, replace the release automatically upon engaging the bevel on either
entire packing unit.
the Upper Sub (1) or the Lower Sub (5). This shifting
9. Make up the Upper Sub (1) to the Housing (3). tool is also designed with an emergency shear-release
10.Relocate the vise position from the Housing (3) feature and may release prematurely if the shifting force
to just below the box thread on the Upper Sub is excessive. Shifting the sleeve is performed by using
(1). one of the shifting tools listed in the Specification Guide,
page 2.
11.Grease the ID and OD of the second Packing
Unit (2) with Baker Tubing Seal Grease, Prod- Due to the superior sealing performance of the
uct Family No. H49926, and slide onto Insert (4) “CM” Sliding Sleeve, the seal friction force may be
until it meets end of Housing (3). higher than other lower performance sleeves;
12.Grease seal gland ID of Lower Sub (5) with therefore, the “CM” requires the use of a high-
Baker Tubing Seal Grease, Product Family No. strength shear pin to insure that the sleeve is fully
H49926. opened or closed. Partial Shear of the pin may re-
Grease stub acme threads on Housing and lease the shifting tool prematurely and prevent the
Lower Sub with Baker Downhole Grease, Prod- sleeve from being completely opened or closed.
uct Family No. H49921. Before using the shifting tool, verify that the tool
13.Make up Lower Sub (5) to Housing (3). If nec- contains undamaged high-strength shear stock to
essary, tap end of Lower Sub with a rubber insure that sufficient force is applied to the insert to
hammer until Lower Sub can be threaded onto shift the sleeve to the fully open or closed position.
Housing. It may be necessary to tap end of
Lower Sub and screw at the same time to start When shifting, it is not uncommon for the shift-
threads (Align Lower Sub with Housing while ing tool to disengage prematurely. This is due to
starting the threads to prevent damaging the the condition of the shifting tool, profile size, spring
seals or threads). force on the shifting keys, condition of the insert
shifting profile and being horizontal in the vise. As
CAUTION a result, it may be necessary to re-engage the in-
Be careful not to damage the OD of the seals sert with the shifting tool several times to shift the
while installing the Lower Sub (5). If seals sleeve completely.
are damaged during assembly, replace the
entire Packing Unit (2). CAUTION
14.Tighten the thread connections until snug. If, during any portion of the test procedure,
15.Verify that Upper Sub (1) is vised just below box the sleeve shifting force increases
significantly, or the shifting tool shears the
thread. Review the sleeve’s torque limit as stat- steel shear pin during a single shift, DO NOT
ed in the Specification Guide on page 2. USE the sleeve until the cause of the
Wrenching just above the pin thread, torque the excessive shifting force has been
sleeve to the tubing thread optimum make-up discovered and reduced to an acceptable
torque, being careful not to exceed the sleeve’s level. If available, use a load cell to measure
torque limit. the shifting force. The force to the shift
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sleeve should be within values stated in the stabilizes. There should be no leakage or re-
Specification Guide. duction in indicated pressure during the 10-
1. Shift the sliding sleeve to the open position us- minute hold. Bleed pressure off. Remove bull
ing the correct shifting tool. Be sure that the plugs or Internal Test Fixture.
sleeve has been shifted completely by verifying 5. Shift the sleeve open and closed with the load
that the ports in the Insert (4) and Housing (3) cell and record the maximum and minimum
are aligned. shifting force. There should be no significant
2. Shift the Insert (4) to the closed position. Visu- change in the shifting force required to the shift
ally inspect to ensure the Insert has shifted sleeve.
completely and the sleeve is closed. 6. Install the External Pressure Fixture (refer to
3. Shift the sleeve open with the load cell and the Parts List for Material Number) over the
record the maximum and minimum shifting ports of the Housing. Pressure externally with
force. Shift the sleeve closed with the load cell fluid to full working pressure, allow pressure to
and record the maximum and minimum shifting stabilize and hold for 10 minutes.
force. The load required to open and close the 7. Bleed pressure off.
sleeve shall not exceed the maximum shifting
8. Remove the External Test Fixture.
force value in the chart below. If a load cell is
not available, shift the sleeve with a steel shear- 9. Drain the excess fluid from the sleeves. If water
pinned shifting tool. The pin should not shear was used as test fluid, blow the sleeve dry,
during single opening or closing of the sleeve. swab the ID with oil and install the thread pro-
tectors.
4. Attach the appropriate bull plugs, or insert the
Internal Test Fixture, (refer to Drawing No. 296- 10.If the sleeve is not to be used immediately,
425-2) at the pin-thread end into the sliding store it vertically in a dry indoor area until ready
sleeve, pressure internally with fluid to full for use.
working pressure and allow the pressure to sta-
bilize. Hold for 10 minutes after the pressure

Tubing Collet Spike Collet Spike Shifting Shifting

Size Force Min Force Max Force Min Force Max
2-3/8" 1000 650
2-7/8"
1100 750
3-1/2"
4"
300 1200 100
4-1/2"
950
5"
1500
5-1/2"
7" 1800 1800
The Collet Spike Force is the force required to move the collet fingers from the locking groove when in the
equalized, closed, or open positions. The Shifting Force is the force required to move the insert after the collet
fingers have moved from the locking groove of the equalized, closed, or open positions.
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Unit No. 8697
Assembly and Dimensional Data Drawing No. 296-425

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“CMD” And “CMU” Non-Elastomeric Sliding Sleeves
Dimensional Data, Sizes 1.81 - 5.62
Refer to Drawing No. 296-425.
Size
2-3/8" 2-7/8" 3-1/2" 4" 4-1/2" 5" 5-1/2" 7"
Dim
Tubing Tubing Tubing Tubing Tubing Tubing Tubing Tubing
1.81 1.87 2.25 2.31 2.56 2.75 2.81 3.31 3.43 3.56 3.68 3.75 3.81 4.00 4.56 5.62
A 1.812 1.877 2.250 2.312 2.562 2.750 2.813 3.312 3.437 3.562 3.688 3.750 3.813 4.000 4.562 5.625
B 3.090 3.080 3.750 4.280 5.250 5.500 5.619 5.900 6.500 8.300
C 1.830 1.990 2.295 2.375 2.610 2.775 2.825 3.395 3.670 3.785 3.895 4.045 4.677 5.688
D 5.13 5.38 5.75 5.50 7.88 6.88 6.00 5.88 8.50 8.13 6.88 9.38 9.13 8.50 11.00
E 40.426 40.34 40.55 40.67 45.81 40.96 41.26 46.51 45.96 45.37 45.44 43.31 45.06 45.26 45.45 51.89
F 1.830 1.900 2.310 2.390 2.620 2.775 2.835 3.410 3.670 3.800 3.910 4.060 4.692 5.688
G 47.88 48.99 49.93 48.63 59.08 52.37 50.01 55.25 59.38 58.05 58.07 54.89 60.26 60.02 57.98 69.12
H 37.36 37.20 37.50 37.56 42.68 38.35 38.25 43.46 42.90 42.66 42.62 40.38 42.50 45.52 42.54 48.86
J 6.50 6.37 6.63 6.65 11.91 7.25 7.24 10.50 9.81 9.43 8.46 7.375 8.46 9.50 9.50 9.60
3-1/2 3-1/2 9.3
2-3/8 4-1/2 4-1/2 5 15.5 lbs/ft
2-3/8 EU 2-7/8 New 2-7/8 EU 12.9 lbs/ft lbs/ft 3-1/2 EU 4 EU 8Rd 4-1/2 12.75 4-1/2 VAM 5 15.5 lbs/ft 5-1/2 7 Mann.
K 4.7 lbs/ft EU 13.5 lbs/ft New 12.6 New NK-3SB
8Rd Box Vam Box 8Rd Box Hydril NK-3SB 8Rd Box Box lbs/ft Box Ace Box NK-3SB Box LTC Box BDS Box
8Rd Box Vam Box Vam Box Box
PH-6 Box Box
3-1/2 3-1/2 9.3
2-3/8 4-1/2 4-1/2
2-3/8 EU 2-7/8 New 2-7/8 EU 12.9 lbs/ft lbs/ft 3-1/2 EU 4 EU 8Rd 4-1/2 12.75 4-1/2 VAM 5 15.5 lbs/ft 5 15.5 lbs/ft 5-1/2 7 Mann.
L 4.7 lbs/ft EU 13.5 lbs/ft New 12.6 New
8Rd Pin Vam Pin 8Rd Pin Hydril NK-3SB 8Rd Pin Pin lbs/ft Pin Ace Pin NK-3SB Pin NK-3SB Pin LTC Pin BDS Pin
8Rd Pin Vam Pin Vam Pin
PH-6 Pin Pin
 “CMD” And “CMU” Non-Elastomeric Sliding Sleeves
Model “CMD” Non-Elastomeric Sliding Sleeve
Parts List, Sizes 1.81 - 2.81
Refer to Drawing No. 296-425.
Size and Material No.
Item No.
Part Name 2-3/8" Tubing 2-7/8" Tubing 3-1/2" Tubing
No. Req’d.
1.81 1.87 2.25 2.31 2.56 2.75 2.81
1 Upper Sub 1 H03-31268-03 H02-99508-00 H02-98520-04 H02-98701-00 H02-99651-00 H02-98648-00 H02-99510-00
2 Packing Unit 2 H02-99661-00 H02-99629-00 H02-99634-00
3 Housing 1 H02-99506-00 H02-98627-00 H02-98623-00
4 Insert 1 H03-31270-00 H02-98598-00 H02-99659-00 H02-98626-00 H02-98527-00 H02-98622-00 H02-99512-00
5 Lower Sub 1 H03-31269-03 H02-98597-04 H02-98521-04 H02-98625-04 H02-99652-00 H02-98649-00 H02-99511-00
6 Diffuser Ring 1 H02-99625-00 H02-99561-00 H02-99626-00
Redress Kit H02-99515-00 H02-99516-00 H02-99517-00
External Test Fixture - H02-98603-00 H02-96428-00 H02-96429-00
Internal Test Fixture H03-31271-00 H02-99523-00 H02-99574-00 H02-99575-00 H02-99576-00 H02-99592-00 H02-99593-00
Material Number H810-80-2103 H810-80-2304 H810-80-3506 H810-80-3724 H810-80-4012 H810-80-4228 H810-80-4424
* With “AF” Profile. ** Material is BMS-S204.
No External Test Fixture
Note: All Material Numbers are from AISI 4140-4145 material sleeves with “F” Profile

Parts List, Sizes 3.31 - 5.62

Refer to Drawing No. 296-425.
Size and Material No.
Item No.
Part Name 4" Tubing 4-1/2" Tubing 5" Tubing 5-1/2" Tubing 7" Tubing
No. Req’d.
3.31 3.43 3.56 3.68 3.75 3.81 4.00 4.56 5.62
1 Upper Sub 1 H03-30523-00 H03-32962-00 H08-89142-00 H02-99970-00* H02-98496-03 H02-99948-02* H02-99699-02* H03-31924-00* H03-33164-00
2 Packing Unit 2 H03-30522-00 H02-99955-00 H02-99669-00 H03-30562-00 H03-33190-00
3 Housing 1 H03-30525-00 H02-99945-00 H02-99945-04 H02-99945-02 H02-99687-02 H03-30565-00 H03-33166-00
4 Insert 1 H03-30526-00 H03-32961-00 H08-89140-00 H02-99972-00 H03-33322-04 H02-99944-03 H02-99702-02 H03-30566-00 H03-33165-00

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Unit No. 8697
5 Lower Sub 1 H03-30524-00 H03-32963-00 H08-89143-00 H02-99971-00 H02-98497-03 H02-99946-06 H02-99700-02 H03-31925-00 H03-33167-00
6 Diffuser Ring 1 H03-30518-00 H02-99671-00 H02-99643-00 H03-30561-00 H03-33168-00
Redress Kit H03-30528-00 H02-99959-00 H02-99518-00 H03-31931-00 H03-33194-00
External Test Fixture H02-99711-00 - - H02-99711-00 - H02-99711-00 H02-99710-00 H03-31937-00 H03-33195-00
Internal Test Fixture H02-99989-00 H03-32958-00 H08-89257-00 H02-99973-00 H03-31407-00 H02-99958-00 H02-99938-00 H03-31936-00 H03-33193-00
Material Number H810-80-5000 H810-80-5200 H810-80-8604 H810-80-5400 H810-80-5603** H810-80-5900 H810-80-6000 H810-80-6700 H810-80-8500
* With “AF” Profile. ** Material is BMS-S204.
No External Test Fixture

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Unit No. 8697
Assembly and Dimensional Data Drawing No. 299-966

2-15-00
“CMD” And “CMU” Non-Elastomeric Sliding Sleeves
Test Fixture Drawing No. 296-425-2
 “CMD” And “CMU” Non-Elastomeric Sliding Sleeves
Model “CMU” Non-Elastomeric Sliding Sleeve
Dimensional Data, Sizes 1.81 - 4.43
Refer to Drawing No. 299-966 For Sizes 1.81 - 4.43 and Drawing No. 296-425-2 for Test Fixture.
Size
2-7/8" 2-3/8" 2-7/8" 3-1/2" 4" 4-1/2" 5-1/2"
Dim
Tubing Tubing Tubing Tubing Tubing Tubing Tubing
1.81 1.87 2.31 2.56 2.75 2.81 3.31 3.75 3.81 4.43
A 1.812 1.877 2.312 2.56 2.750 2.813 3.312 3.750 3.813 4.437
B 3.750 3.080 3.750 4.280 4.280 4.280 5.250 5.500 6.500
C 1.830 1.990 2.375 2.610 2.775 2.825 3.395 3.895 4.500
D 5.13 5.38 5.50 6.75 6.88 6.00 5.88 6.88 6.63 9.38
E 40.64 40.34 40.67 40.86 40.96 41.26 46.51 43.31 43.29 45.33
F 1.830 1.900 2.390 2.620 2.775 2.835 3.410 3.910 4.500
G 48.10 48.99 48.63 51.67 52.37 50.01 55.25 54.89 54.30 60.64
H 37.5-36.5 37.20 37.56 37.90 38.35 38.25 43.46 40.38 40.29 42.66
J 6.89 6.37 6.65 7.07 7.25 7.24 10.50 7.37 9.38
Blank 3-1/2 Blank 4-1/2 4-1/2 5-1/2
2-7/8 2-3/8 3-1/2
K f/ 2-7/8 9.3 f/ 3-1/2 9.3# 4 Eu 8Rd Box 12.6 lbs/ft 12.6 lbs/ft 17 lbs/ft
RU 8Rd Box EU 8Rd Box EU 8Rd Box
Dalmine Box lbs/ft Box Dalmine Box New Vam Box Vam Ace Box New Vam Box
Blank 3-1/2 Blank 4-1/2 4-1/2 5-1/2
2-7/8 2-3/8 3-1/2
L f/ 2-7/8 9.3 f/ 3-1/2 9.3# 4 EU 8Rd Pin 12.6 lbs/ft 12.6 lbs/ft 17 lbs/ft
EU 8Rd Pin EU 8Rd Pin EU 8Rd Pin
Dalmine Pin lbs/ft Pin Dalmine Pin New Vam Pin Vam Ace Pin New Vam Pin

Parts List, Sizes 1.81 - 4.43

Refer to Drawing No. 299-966 For Sizes 1.81 - 4.43 and Drawing No. 296-425-2 for Test Fixture.
Size and Material No.
Item No. 2-7/8" 2-3/8" 2-7/8" 3-1/2" 4" 4-1/2"
Part Name
No. Req’d. Tubing Tubing Tubing Tubing Tubing Tubing
1.81 1.87 2.31 2.56 2.75 2.81 3.31 3.75 3.81

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Unit No. 8697
1 Upper Sub 1 H08-89088-00 H03-30891-00 H03-31349-00 H03-32441-00 H03-30509-06 H02-99998-00 H03-33332-00 H03-31396-00 H02-99963-00
2 Packing Unit 2 H02-99661-00 H02-99629-00 H02-99634-00 H03-30522-00 H02-99955-00
3 Housing 1 H02-99506-00 H02-98627-00 H02-98623-00 H03-30525-03 H02-99945-00 H02-99945-01
4 Insert 1 H03-31270-00 H02-98598-00 H02-98626-00 H02-98527-00 H02-98622-00 H02-99512-00 H03-30526-03 H03-33322-00 H02-99944-01
5 Lower Sub 1 H08-89089-00 H03-30892-00 H02-99943-04 H03-32442-00 H03-30510-06 H02-99997-00 H03-33334-00 H03-31397-00 H02-99964-00
6 Diffuser Ring 1 H02-99625-00 H02-99561-00 H02-99626-00 H03-30518-00 H02-99671-00
Redress Kit H02-99515-00 H02-99516-00 H02-99517-00 H03-30528-00 H02-99959-00
External Test Fixture H02-98603-00 H02-96428-00 - H02-96429-00 - - H02-99711-00

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Internal Test Fixture H02-99523-00 H02-99575-00 H02-99576-00 H02-99592-00 H02-99593-00 H02-99938-00 H03-31407-00 H02-99958-00
Material No. H810-79-2200 H810-79-2300 H810-79-3810 H810-79-4000 H810-79-4206 H810-79-4400 H810-79-5000 H810-79-5600 H810-79-5800
* With Otix “X” profile.
NOTE: All Material Numbers are from AISI 4140-4145 material sleeves with “F” profiles.