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no-go landing nipple — Oil & Gas Glossary

A nipple that incorporates a reduced diameter internal profile that provides a positive indication of seating by preventing the tool or device to be set from passing through the nipple. In many completions, a no-go landing nipple is preferred for the deepest nipple location, providing a no-go barrier to protect against a tool string being run or dropped below the

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tubing string.

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