Request a Carlsbad water transfer equipment quote for completion supply or a produced-water application. Gusher Gear 12-inch and 16-inch hydraulic layflat pinchers restrict flow by compressing compatible hose externally. Include the water service and hose details for your Eddy or Lea County installation.
Check the hose diameter, manufacturer and model.
Hose fit, cutoff requirements and ordering information.
Ask about an order →Start with the 12-inch model for compatible 12-inch hose or the 16-inch model for compatible 16-inch hose. Send the hose make and model, planned water service and mounting details to review fit for the New Mexico installation.
Submit that application for review with the available fluid information and hose manufacturer's service data. Include any upstream treatment or blending, the hydraulic arrangement and required flow restriction. Those details distinguish it from a completion-water supply inquiry.
List both assignments, separating the sizes and quantities by pad and water service. Identify any units being moved between crews and send the hose data for each new installation. Include separate receiving instructions when the equipment is going to different locations.
Use a product page or the inquiry form to send the requested models, quantities, New Mexico receiving address and date needed. The team can confirm the configuration, current price, availability and delivery arrangements before you complete the order.
Carlsbad-area crews support Bone Spring and Wolfcamp development in New Mexico's Delaware Basin. Bone Spring includes First, Second and Third intervals, with Avalon shale within the First Bone Spring carbonate. For a completion order, use the operator's pad and interval reference to identify the equipment assignment, then specify the hose and installation.
Carlsbad oilfield water transfer work can involve both completion-water supply and production-water handling. Keep those applications separate in the order: each line needs its own hose specification, fluid information and requested quantity. This also helps review equipment being reassigned from a fresh-water spread to a reuse or produced-water line.
Regional background: NMBGMR — Delaware Basin, Eddy and Lea Counties, OF-GM 318 (Lavery et al., 2024) · EIA — Bone Spring formation and named intervals · USGS — Delaware Basin Wolfcamp and Bone Spring assessment · U.S. DOE NETL — Southeast New Mexico produced-water context
For an Avalon or Bone Spring completion, list the pincher size and quantity against the hose supplying the pad. If water passes through storage first, mark which connection needs the equipment and include that hose specification.
For a Wolfcamp job in Eddy or Lea County, list each pincher with its hose model and mounting arrangement. Flag units moving from another spread so the next installation can be reviewed.
Send available fluid data and the hose manufacturer's service information when requesting a pincher for collection, storage or reuse transfer. Describe treatment or blending upstream of the proposed location.
Select a project type to see the details to include in your inquiry.
Review the 12-inch and 16-inch hydraulic layflat pinchers, then request the size and quantity for each compatible hose line. Include water service and operating conditions when one Carlsbad order covers both completion supply and produced-water handling.
For compatible 12-inch layflat hose.
For compatible 16-inch layflat hose.
Confirm hose compatibility, operating limits and any shutoff requirements with Gusher Gear before ordering. See the hydraulic layflat pincher guide for product information.
Separate completion-water and produced-water requirements, with sizes and quantities for each. Include the New Mexico receiving location and requested date.
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