Advancing Industry Through Innovation

Creating Solutions for the Modern World Through the Development of Innovative Industrial Technologies

Automated Rig Technologies Ltd. (A.R.T. Ltd.) is a Canadian innovator of high-performance rod and tubing rigs & equipment to global clients who want to lead their sector of the oilfield. We are defined by our dedicated first class worldwide service delivered by a group of the most talented  technical support and manufacturing personnel in the industry. Automated Rig delivers on a culture of achievement, innovation and action and we are proud to work with some of the most innovative clients in the industry.

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Automated Rig Technologies Ltd. Secures Investment to Automate Workover Rigs in the Bakken Utilizing Innovative Hands-Free Mechanized Equipment to Improve Safety and Operational Efficiency
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Sucker Rod Makeup Procedure
Sucker Rod Makeup Procedure

The purpose of proper rod makeup is to create stress in the pin that exceeds the stress that will be induced in the pin by the cyclical motion of the rods as they move up and down in the well.

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Attract ESG Investment OFS
Attract ESG Investment OFS

Attract ESG Investment to your OFS company, reduce emissions, reduce risk, increase your efficiency, and increase your bottom line.

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Achieving Circumferential Displacement Consistently
Achieving Circumferential Displacement Consistently

The industry has realized is that current technologies to connect oil well sucker rods using commercially available rods tongs do not achieve a reliable and consistent connection between rods and couplings that are published by sucker rod manufacturers without repetitive human verification

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What is a Hydraulic Completion Unit?
What is a Hydraulic Completion Unit?

A Hydraulic Completion Unit (or HCU) consists of a Snubbing Unit, Stripping RAMS, and a Primary BOP. The Snubbing Unit contains 2 sets of slips, a stationary and a traveling set, and transfers the load between stationary and traveling slips which allows the operator to run in the hole (RIH) or pull out of the hole (POOH) under pressure.

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