ReadyFire® Electric Detonators -
Our Story
Early 2019, PMR Global under the leadership of John Rymell and David Sciuto, a flaw was noticed in a detonator market eager for diversification and consistent reliability. Together they set out on a journey to improve upon what the market offered. David Sciuto traveled oversees frequently to help develop an electronic detonator that was superior to the ancient design being heavily used at the time. A redesigned fuse head, advanced core stamping structure, patented double seal, zero tolerance voids, and a superior double insulated wire (IgniteRite™) were just a few of the advanced features that would evolve into the R-140® family including R-140S ®, and R-140F™. The R-140S®, R-140®, and ReadyFire® are registered trademarks in the USA and not to be used by any other company.
Unmatched consistency you can count on!
ReadyFire® Detonators are now being used by some of the leading companies in Wireline. Discerning operations are making the change to ReadyFire® because the option out of South America as well as other European factories have continued to become unreliable as well as impossible to keep in stock.
We are happy to offer introductory pricing on your initial order, so you can get locked in to the hottest deto on the market, ReadyFire®.
RDX and HMX available upon request (MOQ TBD)
Click here to download the ReadyFire™ brochure and spec sheet
Call us at 817-484-1100 David Sciuto or email [email protected] to get more information on how you can start using or distributing ReadyFire™ today.
CONSISTANT and RELIABLE DETONATION NOW
ReadyFire® (A PMR Global Registered Brand) has sold over 40,000 detonators in the US with almost no failures. Over 250,000 have been sold overseas and continue to yield consistancy and reliability.
With over 70 years of experince we continue our dedication to innovation and improvement while supporting our customers with the knowledge they need now.
Quality can be comprimised by several vital environments that must be considered. Procedures must be followed by trained professionals (ATF Certified).
The following are questions and procedures that must be considered if a failure happens:
- What procedure took place during the installation? (ATF Certified personnel)
- What control panel or initiation system was being used?
- Was it verified and tested before initiation?
- How were the guns sealed during delivery and wrapped for transportation to eliminate any chance of contamination? (Moisture, Heat, Wind, Dust) Visual evidence?
- What were the external factors on the day of transportation or ignition? (Temp, Weather, etc.)
- Where were the Dets or loaded systems stored and for how long?
- What was the hydrostatic pressure of the well?
- What was the well condition? (H2S, CO2, percentage of gas on day of testing).
- What was the condition of failed gun systems both externally and internally? Visual proof required to determine potential contamination.
- Was explosive decompression a possibility in the well environment?
As a safety measure, the dets are designed not to initiate if any of the above procedures are comprised.