This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Halliburton Energy Services, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Saul Vazquez Niebla: Inventor of a Drillable Seat for Multi-Stage Tools
Introduction
Saul Vazquez Niebla is an inventor based in Houston, Texas, whose patent work relates to oil and gas equipment. He is associated with Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. His record includes 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Vazquez Niebla’s patent, “Drillable Seat for Multi-Stage Tools,” describes a drillable seat for use in an oil and gas tool. The seat has external sleeve shoulders and an internal plug shoulder, and is made from a settable material consisting of a cement composition or essentially of a curable resin. It can be positioned at the top of a sliding sleeve used in a cementing tool, including an opening sleeve, a closing sleeve, or both.
The patent also describes forming the seat by pouring settable material into a mold within the sliding sleeve and allowing or causing the material to set. The sleeve may be a single unit or may have upper and lower portions joined after the material has set.
Career Highlights
His patented work addresses the design and manufacture of components for multi-stage oil and gas tools. The drillable seat’s material and construction are central features of the invention.
Collaborations
Vazquez Niebla’s listed coworkers include Frank Vinicia Acosta Villarreal and Ahmad Rizal Maharam.
Conclusion
Saul Vazquez Niebla’s patent describes a settable-material drillable seat designed for sliding sleeves in multi-stage cementing tools, reflecting his contribution to oil and gas equipment innovation.
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