The problem with melting paraffin is that it resolidifies at the next cold spot. A dispersant's job is different: break the wax into particles small enough to stay suspended and carry them out with the water. Hasten Cleanse does that with a water-based, non-flammable chemistry, with heat and circulation, on surface equipment. It is not a downhole inhibitor.
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| Hot oiling | Solvent wash | Hasten Cleanse | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What happens to the wax | Melts, moves, resolidifies downstream | Dissolves into flammable solvent | Breaks into suspended particles, leaves with the water |
| Flash point on location | Hot oil | Yes | None |
| Waste | Oil | Hazardous solvent | Non-hazardous water |
| Repeat interval | Frequent | Varies | Customer reported longer; measure on your lease |
We will not print a repeat interval we did not measure on your lease. Ask for the demo.
Hot circulation or spray at 1:10 to 1:20.
Batch or circulation with hot water.
Circulate hot during cleanout.
Hard, cold wax bonded to steel needs heat or mechanical breakup first. It is not a solvent.
It is not a solvent and not a caustic. It will not dissolve, melt, or strip material that is physically bonded or baked onto a surface: scale, rust, hardened deposits, coatings. It lifts hydrocarbons, oil, grease, crude, sludge, and paraffin, by emulsifying them, and it needs agitation, circulation, pressure, or heat to do that work. If your problem is a stuck-on solid rather than a hydrocarbon film or residue, tell us and we will say so.
Standard freight from Houston.
Dispersant, for surface equipment. Inhibitors are injected downhole to keep wax from forming. Different job.
It works best with hot water, 140 to 160 degrees, and agitation.
Suspended wax leaves with the water rather than resolidifying downstream. Repeat interval depends on the well.
None. Water-based.
Pails, drums, totes, bulk. Standard freight.
Equipment, severity, heat available. A quote and demo offer back today.
Call 832-655-7763