Image Image Isolation valves Prevent formation damage and minimize workover costs TALK TO AN EXPERT EXPLORE FURTHER Ball valves Flapper valves Sliding sleeve valves Overview Protect your formation and its ability to produce. When running completions or actuating downhole equipment with hydraulic pressure, fluid can invade and damage the formation. This damage can limit your ability to continue completions operations, and can significantly reduce production rates and potential over the life of a well. Isolation valves provide a reliable barrier that keeps the fluid and pressure where you want it — away from the formation and target reservoir. Isolation valves can also be useful for establishing a barrier later in the well lifecycle for workovers and well interventions. From ball valves to mechanically actuated valves to hydraulic valves — Baker Hughes has the isolation valve you need to protect your formation and its ability to produce. Contact your Baker Hughes representative to learn more about our isolation valves. Isolation valves FILTER BY: CATEGORY SUB CATEGORY 12 RESULTS SORT BY A - Z CMP Defender and HP Defender Completion barrier valve Fluid loss control valve Knock-out isolation valve Mechanical isolation valve Multi-cycle fluid loss control valve Orbit barrier valve Secure inner flow valve Select-a-flow valve SLCMD and SLCMU isolation valves Stratos isolation valve X-AFV recloseable annular flow valve Energy Forward Stories Discover the latest people & innovations shaping our industry. Case study library Solving the industry's toughest challenges. More Baker Hughes Rig Count Digital Solutions BakerHughesC3.ai Shop Baker Hughes Helpful Links Newsroom Company Leadership Energy Forward Stories Digital Transformation Social Twitter Youtube LinkedIn Facebook © 2021 Baker Hughes Company Legal footer Cookies Terms Conflict Minerals Privacy Notice Preferences Cookie Consent Notice We use cookies on our website. Some of them are Strictly Necessary Cookies (i.e. required to enable core functionalities of the website) and had to be placed on your device while others (Performance Cookies, Functional Cookies, and Targeting Cookies) help us to better understand your needs and enhance our services and require your opt-in. Please note that your data may be transferred to the US. For further details see specific cookie description. You have the choice to accept the non-necessary cookies by opting-in using the "Accept All Cookies" button below. You can also customize your settings in our Cookies Settings or accept Strictly Necessary only by clicking on the "Necessary Cookies" button. You will always be able to set your preferences in the tool. In this tool you can also find further details on all cookies and a list of the companies that use these cookies and other technologies. More information: Privacy Notice Necessary Cookies Accept All Cookies Cookies Settings