Oilfield baskets are specialized containers used in the oil and gas industry for the safe storage, handling, and transportation of equipment, tools, and materials used in drilling and completion operations.

These baskets are typically made from steel and designed to withstand the harsh conditions of offshore and onshore drilling sites. They are equipped with various features such as lifting eyes, forklift pockets, and stacking corners to make them easy to move and stack.

Oilfield baskets come in different sizes and shapes depending on their intended use. For example, a tool basket is a long, narrow container used to store and transport drill bits, reamers, and other tools, while a cargo basket is a larger container used to transport bulky materials like casing and tubing.

Some of the common types of oilfield baskets include:

Tool baskets: Used to store and transport drilling tools and equipment.

Cargo baskets: Used to transport materials like casing and tubing.

Waste baskets: Used to store and transport waste materials from drilling operations.

Personnel baskets: Used to transport workers to and from offshore drilling platforms.

Chemical baskets: Used to store and transport chemicals used in drilling and completion operations.

Oilfield baskets are an essential component of drilling and completion operations, and their proper use and maintenance are critical for ensuring the safety of personnel and equipment on drilling sites.