Casing shoe definition

Casing shoe means the bottom of the casing string or the equipment run at the bottom of the casing string.
Casing shoe means a reinforcing collar of steel screwed onto the bottom joint of casing to prevent abrasion or distortion of the casing as it forces its way past obstructions on the wall of the borehole.
Casing shoe means a metal collar attached to the bottom of a segment (string) of well casing.

More Definitions of Casing shoe

Casing shoe means a reinforced collar of steel attached onto the bottom joint of a casing to prevent abrasion or distortion of the casing as it is installed in a borehole.

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