Multi-Finger Caliper (MFC)

The Multi-Finger Caliper (MFC) is a mechanical casing inspection tool used to measure the internal geometry and deformation of casing and tubing. It is designed to detect changes in internal diameter, ovality, dents, buckling, and mechanical damage along the wellbore.

Operating Principle

The MFC tool is equipped with multiple spring-loaded fingers that maintain continuous contact with the casing wall during logging. As the tool moves through the well, each finger responds to variations in the internal diameter. These mechanical movements are converted into electrical signals and recorded as caliper measurements, providing a detailed profile of the casing’s internal condition.

Advantages

  • Provides accurate 360-degree geometric imaging
  • Rapid detection of mechanical deformations
  • Simple and straightforward data interpretation
  • An excellent complementary tool to EMDS and MTT

 

Specification

Model CJ24-401D CJ40-601D CJ60-xxx
Fingers 24 40 60
Voltage 18VDC
Current 40±5mA
Tempreture (-30~175)℃
Max pressure 100MPa//15000 psi
Highest anti-H2S content (partial pressure) ≥ 150000ppm (partial pressure 15Mpa)
Highest anti-CO2 content (partial pressure) ≥ 150000ppm (partial pressure 15Mpa)
Tool OD 43mm(1.69in) 70mm(2.75in) 100mm(3.94in)
Tool length 1.42m 1.36m 1.44m
Measuring range (45~180)mm (80~250)mm (105~350)mm
Measuring accuracy 1mm
Resolution 0.1mm
Rotation accuracy ±5°(Inclination>10°)
Rotation range (0~360)°
Deviation accuracy ±3°(Inclination<85°)
Deviation range (0~90)°
Max logging speed 600m/h