Screen casing, a critical tubular material used in oil and gas extraction, features a large diameter and serves to stabilize well walls or boreholes. Its primary function is to be fixed in place with cement, preventing wellbore separation from rock formations and wellbore collapse. This ensures the circulation of drilling mud, thus supporting the drilling process. Screen casing for oil extraction is typically made from seamless steel pipes, a material known for its high-temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, and high strength, making it well-suited for filtration and screening tasks in oil fields. Additionally, seamless steel pipes ensure the safe and stable transportation of crude oil and natural gas. Screen casing is widely used in various oil exploration activities, including the rehabilitation of old wells, new well drilling, test wells, offshore oil extraction wells, and oil pumping pipes. It is also suitable for horizontal wells, sidetracked wells, radial branched wells, or open-hole and gravel-packed screen casing completions.