Oil & Gas
Composite bearings and tubing engineered for the high-pressure demands of oil and gas.
Design better performance into your next project.
Oil and gas companies have brought Polygon their toughest challenges—and Polygon has delivered composite tubes and bearings that meet the high-pressure conditions of the industry. Polygon’s PolyLube composite bearings support loads of up to 30,000 PSI while handling high radial and axial stresses. They resist high shock loading and impact fatigue due to their unique high-strength, continuous filament wound fiberglass backing. And since Polygon bearings never require grease, contamination is minimized or eliminated altogether.
Potential Applications
Exploration sensor housings
Valves
Platform cranes and sheaves
Actuators
Blowout preventers
Pumps
Top drives
Drill components
Draw works
When should you use Polygon Composites?
Self-lubrication is required
Bearing neglect could lead to product liability claims or premature failure
Maintenance costs need to be closely monitored
Stick-slip conditions exist
High load capacities are needed
Resistance to chemical, galvanic, or fretting-related corrosion is a problem
Galling and scoring need to be minimized
When should you use Polygon Composites?
Self-lubrication is required
Bearing neglect could lead to product liability claims or premature failure
Maintenance costs need to be closely monitored
Stick-slip conditions exist
High load capacities are needed
Resistance to chemical, galvanic, or fretting-related corrosion is a problem
Galling and scoring need to be minimized
Electrical insulation is required
Polygon is very diligent and when they commit to hitting due dates, they achieve those dates.
They also have the ability to replicate their process over and over again so they have not had any quality issues.
Josh Magill
Product Champion, Yellow Jacket Oil Tools
Polygon's quality, delivery, and service is good—they are the most consistent vendor we have.
Polygon always has good quality and ships on time, so we don’t have to have much oversight.
Josh Magill
Product Champion, Yellow Jacket Oil Tools
Polygon is small enough to move things around and prioritize certain things (delivery flexibility) and they are large enough to keep up with capacity and certain demands.
Linda Montegut
Buyer, Geospace