SandBOND™ Breaks the Cycle of Sand-Driven Pump Failures in Long-Lateral Horizontal Wells
HOUSTON, Oct. 14, 2026
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SandBOND™ Breaks the Cycle of Sand-Driven Pump Failures in Long-Lateral Horizontal Wells
PR Newswire
HOUSTON, Oct. 14, 2026
Williston Basin wells extend pump run life 5.5× and 4.7× with zero production loss after a single bullhead treatment; both pumps continue to operate beyond one year
HOUSTON, Oct. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — TenEx Technologies today announced extended field results demonstrating SandBOND™’s ability to control severe proppant production and protect downhole pumps in long-lateral horizontal wells without sacrificing production.

Chord Energy, a Williston Basin operator, was looking to further decrease pump failures caused by severe proppant production in approximately 10,000-ft lateral wells. Following a single SandBOND™ treatment in two wells, both wells have now operated for more than one year without a sand-related pump failure, with both pumps continuing to run with stable performance.
Field Results:
- Zero pump failures in both treated wells
- More than one year of continuous pump operation following treatment
- Zero production loss and 100% regained permeability
- No intervention rig, workover, or specialized equipment required
- Simple bullhead treatment followed by a 24-hour soak
“Sand-driven pump failures have been a persistent challenge in long-lateral horizontal wells across the industry,” said Miguel Peña, CEO of TenEx Technologies. “These results demonstrate that SandBOND™ can break that cycle with a simple, low-complexity treatment while maintaining production. More than a year after treatment, both pumps are still running.”
SandBOND™, a non-resin, atomized aluminum-based sand-control technology, is designed to control proppant production while maintaining well productivity. The treatment is bullheaded directly into the well, followed by a 24-hour soak, with no intervention rig, workover, or specialized equipment required.
“The combination of sustained pump performance and zero production losses is particularly significant,” said Amr Radwan, Co-Founder and CTO of TenEx Technologies. “These results demonstrate that SandBOND™ can control proppant while allowing the well to continue producing effectively.”
The full case study, “Breaking the Cycle of Sand Production–Driven Pump Failures in Long Horizontal Wells,” is available at PumpMoreOil.com.
About TenEx Technologies
TenEx Technologies develops materials-based chemistries for new and existing wells that address critical challenges in oil and gas operations. TenEx has deployed its technologies across North America, South America, and the Middle East. The company was selected in 2025 to join Chevron Technology Ventures’ Catalyst Program™. For more information, visit www.tenextechnologies.com.
About Chord Energy
Chord Energy is a premier Williston Basin operator with high-quality assets, differentiated technical knowledge, and a strong track record of value creation. Through disciplined capital allocation across top-tier assets and operational excellence, the company delivers abundant energy responsibly, affordably, and reliably while maximizing returns for shareholders. Chord Energy is committed to acting as a responsible steward of its team, communities, and the planet.
SandBOND™ is a trademark of TenEx Technologies.
Contact: Miguel Peña – sales@tenextechnologies.com
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