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Can Energy Dais help me with logistics and Inspection?

Yes. We use third-party companies to provide best quotations for your shipment and inspection of manufactured goods. We make sure that you get quality products from the manufacturer at the best price.

Why should I get a custom quote for oilfield trucks?

A custom quote for oilfield trucks will be according to your requirement. This will allow you to get the best rates from oilfield trucking companies across the globe. We work on a zero commission and zero referral fee business model, eliminating any unnecessary expense. We maintain complete transparency, which means that the buyers and suppliers can directly communicate through our platform and negotiate the prices. All this comes at a reasonable annual fee from manufacturers and suppliers who subscribe to our plans.

What are the benefits of subscribing to our plans?

Energy Dais is a transparent oil and gas directory where equal opportunities are provided to all manufacturers and service providers to showcase their products. It gives you a chance to be visible in the higher positions of the directory. We understand that every company has a specific budget for marketing itself in the market. Thus, we offer a pretty reasonable pricing chart for companies. We make sure that you get the best quotation for your products and services. Here, you will be at an advantage with respect to oilfield trucks.

Can I find oilfield trucks according to my location?

Yes. We help you find the best oilfield trucks irrespective of your location. We simplify your search by connecting you with top oilfield trucking companies in your location, according to your budget and business requirement.

What are the different types of oil field trucks out there?

There are many trucks specific to the industry such as flatbeds and tankers. Drilling rig transport, Explosive delivery trucks, Supply trucks, Vacuum trucks and swab rigs are also a few good examples of the specific types of trucks used in the oil and gas industry.

What is the role of a Swab rig operator?

A swab rig operator drives the truck to the well to be swabbed or serviced. The process of swabbing involves a form of “well control” that releases bottom hole pressure in order to “kick” the well off. To put it simply, swabbing gets the well going.

What is the function of Hot oilers?

Hot oilers are specialized truck units that facilitate heating of oil and treatment fluid. The unit plays a vital role in oilfield operations and is generally used during the winter season.

How does Energy Dais help in finding the best oilfield trucks?

For the successful execution of your projects, it is important to find an appropriate company with a good track record. We help you in connecting with the top oilfield trucking companies and get the best quotation for trucking services.

What is the annual subscription model of Energy Dais?

We have designed affordable annual subscription plans which would help you get leads for your business. You can have a look at our pricing chart by clicking on this link: https://www.energydais.com/pricing/. These plans are customized according to the specific needs and requirements of your business.

How do I get my company listed at Energy Dais?

You can list your company at Energy Dais once you get registered with us by creating an account. To join now, click on this link: https://www.energydais.com/account-selector/.

Which countries do you cover with respect to oilfield trucks?

We have listed some of the prominent companies from India, the MENA region and the North America region.

What are Vacuum trucks?

As the name implies, vacuum trucks suck all types of liquid, sludge and other materials into a large tank. Across the petroleum industry, the application of vacuum trucks is very common.

What are driving water trucks, frac water heater trucks and hot oil trucks?

Commonly used in the fields as well are trucks such as frac water heater trucks, or hot oil trucks. During the process of drilling and facing, a huge amount of waste is generated including salt and water. This requires proper disposal. These “water haulers” drive tanker trucks from oil fields to places where these contaminated materials can be appropriately disposed.