The rotary steerable screw is primarily used in high-load conditions (capable of integrating with rotary steerable systems or hammer drilling systems). It features an integrated housing design, where the upper part of the housing directly connects to other components of the drilling assembly, and the lower part connects to the lower TC static sleeve. Additionally, it incorporates a hollow structure design to enable internal transmission functions.

Key Features

Integrated Housing: The integrated housing design combines the transmission shaft housing, universal shaft, and motor into a single unit, reducing the risk of thread disconnection.

Stable Signal Transmission: The hollow internal design allows the pulser to be placed at the upper part of the screw, enabling wired connections between the pulser and the rotary steerable control system, ensuring signals are unaffected by screw pressure fluctuations.

High Structural Strength: The structural strength supports ultra-high torque applications.