Wellhead installation is one of the most critical operations during the construction of an oil and gas well. The wellhead provides structural support for casing strings, seals the annular spaces, and creates a pressure control point that ensures well integrity throughout drilling and production.

The installation process involves several stages:
-Conductor and surface casing head installation to provide the foundation and primary support.
-Casing hangers and seal assemblies run with specialized tools to land and seal each casing string.
-Test plugs and pack-off tools used to confirm sealing integrity before operations continue.
-Running tools that allow safe handling of components during installation, ensuring correct torque, alignment, and pressure testing.

Precision in this process is vital. A properly installed wellhead minimizes the risk of leaks, reduces non-productive time, and provides a secure platform for blowout preventers and later completion equipment.

Every successful installation depends on strong coordination between drilling teams, service providers, and engineers who understand the design and functionality of each component. This is where technical expertise and operational discipline directly contribute to well safety and efficiency.

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