
HSF Pipe Wipe Tool
For wiping drill pipe and tool joints while helping keep hands away from pipe surfaces and drilling-fluid residues.
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The complete HSF drilling tool range for drill pipe cleaning, tubular positioning, pipe connections, casing, rack-back and rig-floor handling.
HSF Drill Pipe Handling ToolDrilling crews face different hand-exposure points across cleaning, stabbing, tripping, rack-back and landing tasks. HSF provides purpose-designed tools for these different functions.
Start with the operation, pipe or tubular geometry, point of contact and available clearance. Product suitability should be confirmed against the task and the site-approved procedure.
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For wiping drill pipe and tool joints while helping keep hands away from pipe surfaces and drilling-fluid residues.

Hands-off positioning and rotation of drill pipe and casing during tubular alignment and rig-floor handling.

For guiding and positioning drill pipe stands during rack-back and setback operations. Suitable tubular range listed on product page.

A high-visibility storage station paired with a starter set of HSF push-pull and guiding tools for point-of-use access.

For pushing, guiding and stabilizing drill pipe stands during positioning in the setback area.

For guiding, stabilizing and manoeuvring large-diameter pipes and tubulars during lifting and positioning.

Dual-U engagement profiles for controlled guidance of compatible drill pipe, tubulars and similar components.

A two-part guide to help crews align pipe sections during connections while maintaining clearance from pinch points.

For pushing, guiding and repositioning drill pipe, casing and compatible tubulars from a working distance.

Hands-off directional guidance for cargo and equipment positioning on rig decks and offshore work areas.

The HSF-DPHT range is available in 1,200 mm, 1,500 mm and 1,800 mm models. Select based on access, required working position and the operator’s ability to maintain control.
View tool details ↗Confirm contact, movement and release conditions with the crew and site procedure before the tool is introduced into a task.
Cleaning, rotating, aligning, positioning, guiding or landing?
Confirm pipe size, head fit, seating and the direction of movement.
Review reach, clearance, operator posture and escape route.
Ensure the tool can be withdrawn without entering a pinch or landing zone.
Share the task, pipe or tubular size, required movement and available clearance. HSF can help direct your enquiry to the right tool in the range.