Radial cutting torch is a cutting device used to sever tubing, casing, drill pipe and coil tubing. It utilizes a proprietary mixture of various powdered metals, a torch body and a nozzle section, which together burn like a cutting torch on ignition by the gas generator. The reaction can best be described as a burn with the effect being similar to that of an oxyacetylene cutting torch. The nozzle section, located at the lower end of the torch, consists of carbon elements that act as a heat barrier for the steel nozzle, the threaded nozzle, the diverter, the cap, and sleeve. The nozzle section is protected from well bore fluids by means of a sleeve that slides out of the way upon ignition exposing the nozzle to the well bore for cutting.

Radial feed conveyor is used to provide maximum flexibility and minimum downtime. The unshreddables are evacuated from the downstream system while continuing to run online. The large systems with parallel downstream can also run their lines independently or together.

Radial Gate Hoists consist of hoist base, hoist operator, cable drums, drum shafts, cables, and bearing bracket to operate the radial gates. The operators shall be adequate for opening of radial gates to double the gate height for operating head specified. The hoist shall be furnished with cold-rolled steel drum shaft and with two cast iron or steel drums. Drums shall be accurately machined to the same diameter and attached to the drum shaft. Galvanized steel cables and clamps shall be furnished for field connection of the drums and to the gate. Each system has twin drums connected by a shaft for winding the two operating cables simultaneously.