Replaces Sucker Rod Pumps (SRP)
Swap out the 100-year-old "nodding donkey" for a direct-drive system with no belts, no gearbox, no reducer. Removing the mechanical drivetrain means fewer moving parts and less routine maintenance, without changing your existing wellhead configuration.
| Feature | Traditional SRP | Boremax Direct Drive |
|---|---|---|
| Drive System | Belts, Gearbox, Reducer | Direct-Drive Motor |
| Moving Parts | More Parts | Fewer Parts |
| Energy Use | Higher Energy | Cuts 50% |
| Noise | Loud Operation | Quieter Operation |
| Environmental Impact | Higher Carbon Footprint | Cuts 60 Tons |
| Market Position | 100+ Years Old | Field-Proven Alternative |
SRP SYSTEM
What Changes When You Switch:
Fewer Parts, Less to Break
Removing the belt-and-gearbox setup means fewer points of failure in the field.
Lower Energy Consumption
SRP systems run around 22 kW/h. Boremax runs at about 8 kW/h — cutting energy use by over 50%.
Quieter Operation
No loud pulley-and-gear noise, making it a better fit for noise-sensitive areas.
Environmental Impact
Each Boremax unit cuts over 60 tons of CO2 a year compared to a traditional SRP setup, based on standard energy-to-carbon conversion.
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U.S.-Based Operations,
Field-Proven Design
Boremax leases and supports the system for operators across the United States. The underlying design has an operating history across multiple international basins, including high-sand and high-viscosity fields in Asia and evaluation programs with major operators, before being brought to the U.S. lease market.
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Boremax provides direct-drive artificial lift systems engineered for reliable, efficient oil and gas production. Our lease-based solution helps operators reduce energy consumption, simplify field operations, and keep wells producing.
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