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SEPPE Ceramic Proppant is an engineered fracturing proppant product range designed to support hydraulic fractures and maintain flow channels under reservoir closure stress. The range includes SEPLITE LWP lightweight proppant, SEPROP ISP intermediate-density proppant and SEPREM HSP high strength proppant for different well depths, closure pressures, conductivity targets and fracturing designs.
▸ Ceramic proppant is a manufactured proppant used in hydraulic fracturing to keep fractures open after pumping pressure is released.
▸ Compared with conventional sand, ceramic proppant is engineered for controlled particle size distribution, higher sphericity and roundness, stronger crush resistance and conductivity retention under suitable closure stress conditions.
▸ SEPPE provides ceramic proppant grades from lightweight to high strength so customers can select products according to reservoir pressure, well depth, mesh size, pumping design, conductivity requirement and purchase specification.
| Grade | Product Type | Apparent Density | Bulk Density | Crush Test Range | Available Sizes |
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| SEPLITE LWP | Lightweight ceramic proppant | Approx. 2.70 g/cm³ | Approx. 1.53 g/cm³ | 7,500-10,000 psi | 16/30, 20/40, 30/50, 40/70 |
| SEPROP ISP | Intermediate-density ceramic proppant | Approx. 3.25-3.26 g/cm³ | Approx. 1.74-1.75 g/cm³ | 7,500-12,500 psi | 16/30, 20/40, 30/50, 40/70 |
| SEPREM HSP | High strength ceramic proppant | Approx. 3.35 g/cm³ | Approx. 1.82-1.83 g/cm³ | 10,000-15,000 psi | 16/30, 20/40, 30/50, 40/70 |
▸ Multiple Density Classes: SEPPE supplies lightweight, intermediate-density and high strength ceramic proppants for different closure stress and completion designs.
▸ Controlled Particle Shape: Typical sphericity and roundness are 0.9 × 0.9 by Krumbein and Sloss methods, supporting stable proppant packing and flow capacity.
▸ Crush Resistance: Crush-test data are available by product grade, mesh size and closure stress to support technical selection.
▸ Conductivity & Permeability: Conductivity and permeability data can be reviewed across common mesh sizes and closure pressure points.
▸ Export Packaging: Standard packing is 1.5 MT polypropylene bags, with packaging and shipment arrangements available according to order requirements.
▸ Hydraulic fracturing projects requiring engineered ceramic proppant instead of conventional sand
▸ Oil and gas reservoirs with different closure pressure, well depth and conductivity requirements
▸ Vertical wells and high-pressure applications requiring stronger crush resistance
▸ Projects requiring 16/30, 20/40, 30/50 or 40/70 proppant size selection
▸ Applications where crush resistance, particle shape and conductivity retention are key selection factors
Suitable when transport efficiency, lower ceramic density and moderate closure-stress performance are required.
Suitable when stronger crush resistance than lightweight proppant is required while avoiding the highest density class.
Suitable for deeper wells and demanding pressure environments requiring crush resistance up to 15,000 psi.
▸ Key quality checks include particle size analysis, sphericity, roundness, apparent density, absolute density, bulk density, crush resistance, acid solubility, chemical analysis, conductivity and permeability according to grade and order requirements.
▸ Detailed batch control, COA, TDS data, retained samples and third-party inspection options are available on the Ceramic Proppant Quality Control System page.
▸ Standard ceramic proppant packing is 1.5 MT polypropylene bags. Other packaging and loading arrangements can be discussed according to order requirements.
▸ SEPPE supports export packaging, container loading, batch identification and shipment documentation for bulk ceramic proppant orders.
▸ Grade selection should be based on closure stress, conductivity target, reservoir conditions, well depth, mesh size, pumping design and customer purchase specification.
▸ Common ceramic proppant sizes include 16/30, 20/40, 30/50 and 40/70. Final availability should be confirmed according to grade and order requirements.
▸ Yes. SEPPE can provide TDS, particle size distribution, density, crush test data, conductivity and permeability information, packing details and batch inspection records.
▸ Yes. Third-party inspection or project-specific testing can be arranged according to customer requirements and purchase specification.
Contact SEPPE to discuss product grade, mesh size, closure stress, conductivity target, TDS data, samples, packaging and bulk pricing.
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