When Milling and Fishing Reach Their Limits: Join Our Webinar on wellANT Erosion Technology
Stuck plugs, DHSV flappers, scale build-up, cement plugs, partially open valves or collapsed tubing can quickly turn well intervention and P&A operations into complex, time-consuming challenges.
When conventional mechanical methods such as milling or fishing reach their technical limits, operators need a precise, controlled and reliable alternative.
On 20 May 2026, ANT Applied New Technologies AG will host a free technical webinar introducing wellANT Erosion Technology — a next-generation solution for restoring well access in challenging intervention scenarios.
wellANT is based on ANT’s proven Water Abrasive Suspension technology and is designed to safely and precisely remove internal wellbore obstructions. The system works with no weight on bit, produces micro swarf and is focused on maintaining well integrity during the operation.
In the webinar, participants will learn how erosion technology can support operations where mechanical milling or fishing stalls — including stuck or mis-set plugs, DHSV flappers, cement and scale build-up, collapsed wells and other wellbore access issues.
What You Will Learn
You will get a practical technical overview of how wellANT works, where it fits in the intervention toolbox and how it can help restore wellbore access in demanding scenarios.
The webinar will also include selected use cases showing how wellANT has been applied to remove obstructions while maintaining well integrity.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is designed for professionals in:
- Well Intervention
- Plug & Abandonment
- Subsea Operations
- Well Integrity
- Asset Management
- Operations Management
- Decommissioning
It is especially relevant for technical and commercial decision-makers looking for alternatives when conventional access-restoration methods become inefficient, risky or technically limited.
Reserve Your Seat
Join us on 20 May 2026 and discover how wellANT Erosion Technology can help restore well access when milling and fishing reach their limits.
Register now for the free webinar:
