Centralizer for production string including support means for co

Wells – Guide for device or conduit – On sucker or pump rod

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308 4A, E21B 1710

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ABSTRACT:
An elastomer centralizer for a production string includes an elastomer body having a central opening extending longitudinally therethrough and a split in the body with the split extending to the opening in the body. A plurality of circumferentially spaced longitudinally extending projections are integrally formed on the body for positioning a production string within a well casing and an annular rib extends between predetermined pairs of the longitudinal projections with openings therein to provide an arrangement for supporting control lines extending from the earth's surface downwardly into the well bore.

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