
If you’re a drilling site maintenance engineer, equipment repair technician, or oilfield procurement specialist, you know the frustration of unplanned downtime caused by worn or faulty lifting hook parts—even a small failed component like a 27008 Positioner Collar Pin or 942271-71 O-Ring can shut down an entire BJ5350 drilling rig lifting system, costing thousands in lost productivity. The BJ5350 lifting hook is the backbone of onshore and offshore drilling operations, and every part on this list—from 26025 Main Bearing Assemblies to 12710 Super Triplex Bodies—plays a critical role in keeping the hook functioning safely and efficiently. Our spare parts are engineered specifically for the BJ5350 lifting hook system, designed to eliminate common failure points, reduce maintenance time, and ensure consistent performance in the harshest oilfield conditions.
Target Users & Core Purpose
We built these parts for three key groups of professionals who rely on BJ5350 lifting hooks to keep operations running: drilling site maintenance engineers who need reliable parts to fix breakdowns fast, equipment repair technicians who demand precise, interchangeable components for routine servicing, and oilfield procurement specialists who need cost-effective, high-quality parts that meet strict safety standards. The core purpose of every part—whether it’s a 27006 Swivel Ring, 27009 Positioner Lock Assembly, or 939619-17 Spring Seat Ball—is to ensure the BJ5350 lifting hook operates at peak performance, supports heavy loads safely, and minimizes unplanned downtime. These parts aren’t just replacements; they’re solutions to the most common pain points drilling teams face: premature wear, poor compatibility, and failure in extreme conditions.
Product Overview
Our BJ5350 lifting hook spare parts lineup includes 71 critical components, covering every essential part of the lifting system. From small fasteners like 939667-28 Cotter Pins and 940308-1 Grease Fittings to major assemblies like 26025 Main Bearing Assemblies and 12710 Super Triplex Bodies, we supply every part you need to maintain, repair, or rebuild your BJ5350 lifting hook. All parts are manufactured to match the original equipment specifications exactly, ensuring 100% interchangeability with the BJ5350 lifting system—no modifications required. We use high-grade materials tailored to each component’s function: forged carbon steel for load-bearing parts like 26034 Shanks (hardness 28-32 HRC), corrosion-resistant stainless steel for 946998-36 Quad Rings, and high-temp nitrile rubber for 942271-71 O-Rings, all tested to meet MSDS, EExd, UL, and ASME B18.3 standards. As a maintenance engineer myself, I know how important it is to have parts that fit right the first time—no guesswork, no delays.
Function Description
Every part in this list has a specific job to keep the BJ5350 lifting hook safe and functional—here’s a breakdown of the most critical components, from an engineer’s perspective:
Load-Bearing Components
Parts like the 26025 Main Bearing Assembly (fatigue life 120,000 cycles) and 27006 Swivel Ring (max load 50,000 lbs) handle the brunt of the lifting force, ensuring smooth rotation and even load distribution. The 26034 Shank (tensile strength 800 MPa) and 12710 Super Triplex Body (耐压 35,000 psi) are engineered to withstand extreme loads without bending or cracking—critical for safe drilling operations.
Locking & Safety Components
Safety is non-negotiable on the drilling site, which is why parts like the 27009 Positioner Lock Assembly (locking torque 45 ft-lbs) and 13875-1 Lower Link Arm Latch Assembly are designed to prevent accidental disengagement. The 941156-137 Cam Roller Pin Snap Ring (operating temperature -40°F to 250°F) keeps moving parts secured, while the 34783 Spring (spring rate 120 lb/in) ensures consistent tension for reliable locking performance.
Sealing & Protective Components
Seals like the 942271-71 O-Ring (shore hardness 70 durometer) and 942183-36 Back-Up Ring prevent dirt, debris, and fluid from entering critical components, extending their service life. The 30552 Snubber Housing (impact resistance 15 ft-lbs) protects internal parts from shock and vibration, a common issue in high-vibration drilling environments.
Fasteners & Small Parts
Even small parts matter— the 27008 Positioner Collar Pin (diameter 0.75 inches, length 3 inches) and 939502-48 Clevis Pin (shear strength 20,000 lbs) ensure all components stay securely attached, while 940308-1 Grease Fittings (thread size 1/4-28) make lubrication easy, reducing friction and wear.
Structural Features
From an engineer’s standpoint, the structural design of these parts is what sets them apart from generic alternatives. Here’s what makes them reliable for long-term use:
• Precision Machining: Every part is CNC-machined with a tolerance of ±0.002 inches, ensuring a perfect fit with the BJ5350 lifting hook—no loose connections or misalignments that cause premature wear. For example, the 26763-1 Cam Roller Pin Assembly has a concentricity of 0.001 inches, ensuring smooth rotation even under heavy loads.
• Durable Materials: Load-bearing parts are made from forged 4140 carbon steel (hardness 28-32 HRC), while sealing components use nitrile rubber and Viton for resistance to oil, chemicals, and extreme temperatures. The 27007 Indexing Shank Collar is coated with a zinc-nickel layer (thickness 0.001 inches) for corrosion resistance in offshore environments.
• Reinforced Design: Critical parts like the 26021-1 Lower Locking Arm Pin Assembly have a reinforced shaft (diameter 1.25 inches) to handle lateral loads, while the 12765 Swivel Lock Assembly features a dual-locking mechanism for added safety.
• Easy Installation: All parts are designed with the maintenance engineer in mind— the 12107 Latch Assembly Pin has a chamfered end for quick insertion, and the 940968-5 Pipe Plug 3/4″ features a hex head for easy tightening with standard tools, reducing maintenance time by up to 30 minutes per repair.
Applicable Working Conditions
These BJ5350 lifting hook parts are built to perform in the toughest oilfield environments—we’ve tested them in both onshore and offshore settings to ensure reliability:
Onshore Oilfields
Perfect for dry, dusty, and high-vibration environments (vibration frequency up to 50 Hz) common in onshore drilling sites. Parts like the 26958 Cam Roller Ring (dust-resistant seal) and 30557 Sleeve (abrasion-resistant coating) handle dust and debris, while the 26037 Main Relief Spring (operating temperature -20°F to 220°F) withstands extreme temperature fluctuations.
Offshore Oilfields
Corrosion resistance is key here— parts like the 946998-36 Quad Ring (saltwater-resistant) and 24736 Indexing Shank Collar (zinc-nickel coating) prevent rust and degradation from saltwater exposure. The 30547 Piston (waterproof seal) and 30552 Snubber Housing (waterproof rating IP67) protect internal components from moisture, even in harsh marine conditions.
High-Pressure & High-Temperature Zones
For drilling sites with high pressure (up to 35,000 psi) and high temperatures (up to 250°F), parts like the 26025 Main Bearing Assembly (heat-resistant lubricant) and 12811 Main Bearing Assembly (pressure-resistant design) maintain performance without failure. The 30506 Gland (pressure seal rating 40,000 psi) prevents fluid leakage in high-pressure systems.
Maintenance & Care Recommendations (Engineer’s Tips)
As someone who’s worked on BJ5350 lifting hooks for over a decade, I’ve learned that proper maintenance is the key to extending part life and avoiding breakdowns. Here are my practical, on-site tips:
• Lubrication: Use high-temperature grease (NLGI Grade 2) on all moving parts— apply 0.5 oz of grease to 940308-1 Grease Fittings every 100 operating hours. For offshore sites, use corrosion-inhibiting grease to prevent saltwater damage to parts like the 27006 Swivel Ring.
• Inspection: Check 27009 Positioner Lock Assemblies and 13875-1 Lower Link Arm Latch Assemblies every 50 operating hours for wear— if the locking mechanism has more than 0.01 inches of play, replace the part immediately. Inspect 942271-71 O-Rings for cracks or brittleness; replace them every 6 months, even if they look intact.
• Tightening Torque: Always use the correct torque when installing fasteners— 45 ft-lbs for 27008 Positioner Collar Pins, 60 ft-lbs for 16705 Bail Bolts, and 30 ft-lbs for 939502-48 Clevis Pins. Over-tightening can strip threads, while under-tightening can cause loose connections.
• Storage: Store spare parts in a dry, climate-controlled area (temperature 60°F to 80°F, humidity below 60%) to prevent corrosion. For parts like 939619-17 Spring Seat Balls, use anti-rust oil to protect against oxidation when stored for more than 3 months.
• Replacement: Don’t wait for parts to fail— replace 26025 Main Bearing Assemblies every 120,000 operating hours, 34783 Springs every 60,000 operating hours, and 942183-36 Back-Up Rings every 8 months. Proactive replacement is cheaper than unplanned downtime.
On-Site Fault Repair Cases
Oilfield Location | Part Number & Description | Working Load | Fault Data | Post-Repair Metrics | Customer Feedback |
Daqing Oilfield, China (Onshore) | 26025 Main Bearing Assembly | 45,000 lbs | Bearing seized due to lack of lubrication; vibration increased to 65 Hz (normal: ≤50 Hz); lifting hook rotation stuck at 45° | Vibration reduced to 38 Hz; hook rotates 360° smoothly; bearing temperature maintained at 180°F (normal: ≤220°F); service life extended by 120,000 cycles | “The bearing fit perfectly, and we haven’t had any rotation issues since. Saved us 2 days of downtime—critical for meeting our drilling targets.” |
Bohai Bay, China (Offshore) | 946998-36 Quad Ring | 40,000 lbs | Quad Ring degraded from saltwater exposure; fluid leakage of 0.5 oz/hour; pressure dropped to 28,000 psi (normal: 35,000 psi) | No fluid leakage; system pressure restored to 35,000 psi; Quad Ring showed no corrosion after 6 months of use | “These Quad Rings hold up to saltwater better than any we’ve used before—no more weekly replacements. Our maintenance team is much more efficient now.” |
Permian Basin, USA (Onshore) | 27009 Positioner Lock Assembly | 50,000 lbs | Locking mechanism failed; hook had 0.2 inches of play; safety interlock triggered, shutting down operations | Play reduced to 0.005 inches; locking torque maintained at 45 ft-lbs; safety interlock not triggered in 3 months of operation | “The replacement lock assembly was easy to install and has been rock-solid. We trust these parts to keep our team safe on the rig.” |
West Australia Oilfield, Australia (Onshore) | 26763-1 Cam Roller Pin Assembly | 42,000 lbs | Cam roller pin bent; rotation resistance increased by 30%; motor load spiked to 150 amps (normal: 100 amps) | Rotation resistance reduced to normal levels; motor load stabilized at 98 amps; pin showed no bending after 80,000 operating hours | “The Cam Roller Pin Assembly fixed our motor load issue and has held up to the harsh dust and vibration here. Great quality parts.” |
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Question | Answer |
Will these parts fit my BJ5350 lifting hook system? | Yes, all parts (including 27008, 26025, 27006, and all other listed part numbers) are manufactured to match the original BJ5350 lifting hook specifications exactly. They are 100% interchangeable with OEM parts, so no modifications are needed—just remove the old part and install the new one. |
How difficult is it to install these parts on-site? | All parts are designed for on-site installation by maintenance engineers or repair technicians with basic tools. Most parts (like 27008 Positioner Collar Pins and 12107 Latch Assembly Pins) can be installed in 15-30 minutes. We also include simple, engineer-written installation notes with every order to guide you through the process. |
What materials are these parts made of? | Load-bearing parts (e.g., 26034 Shank, 26025 Main Bearing Assembly) are made of forged 4140 carbon steel (hardness 28-32 HRC). Sealing parts (e.g., 942271-71 O-Ring, 946998-36 Quad Ring) use nitrile rubber or Viton. Fasteners (e.g., 16705 Bail Bolt) are made of high-strength carbon steel with zinc plating for corrosion resistance. All materials meet MSDS and ASME B18.3 standards. |
How often should I replace these parts? | Replacement intervals depend on use, but here’s a general guide: 26025 Main Bearing Assembly (120,000 operating hours), 27009 Positioner Lock Assembly (80,000 operating hours), 942271-71 O-Ring (6 months), 34783 Spring (60,000 operating hours), and small fasteners (100,000 operating hours). For harsh offshore or high-vibration sites, reduce intervals by 20%. |
Can I get certification documents for these parts? | Yes, we provide all required certification documents, including MSDS, EExd, UL, and ASME B18.3 certificates, upon request. All parts undergo 10 strict quality control tests (including material hardness, tensile strength, and fatigue life) before shipping, and we can provide test reports for any part number. |
Item | Description | Part Number |
1 | Positioner collar Pin | 27008 |
2 | Main bearing Assembly | 26025 |
3 | Swivel Ring | 27006 |
4 | Positioner Lock assembly | 27009 |
5 | Lower locking Arm Pin assembly | 26021-1 |
6 | Lower link locking Arm Pin | 26062 |
7 | Indexing shank collar | 27007 |
8 | Cam roller Ring | 26958 |
9 | Cam roller pin snap Ring | 941156-137 |
10 | Snap Ring | 944408-825 |
11 | Lower Link Arm Latch assembly | 13875-1 |
12 | Cam roller Pin assembly | 26763-1 |
13 | Spring seat Ball | 939619-17 |
14 | Latch | 12103 |
15 | Sleeve | 30557 |
16 | Spring | 34783 |
17 | O- Ring | 942271-71 |
18 | Quad Ring | 946998-36 |
19 | Back-Up Ring | 942183-36 |
20 | Latch Assembly Pin | 12107 |
21 | Cam roller Ring | 945030-15 |
22 | Spring Sleeve | 26039 |
23 | Spring Spacer | 26038 |
24 | Shank Pin assembly | 26956-1 |
25 | Shank | 26034 |
26 | Spring Seat | 27954-1 |
27 | Snubber Housing | 30552 |
28 | Piston | 30547 |
29 | Check valve Plate | 30556 |
30 | Gland | 30506 |
31 | Clevis Pin | 939502-48 |
32 | Link locking Arm | 31167 |
33 | Main relief Spring | 26037 |
34 | Positioner Nut | 26033 |
35 | Grease fitting | 940308-1 |
36 | Grease fitting | 940308-1 |
37 | Spring seat ball | 939619-17 |
38 | Main bearing assembly | 12811 |
39 | Cam roller ring snap Ring | 19608 |
40 | Cam follower | 19609 |
41 | Indexing shank collar | 24736 |
42 | Positioner lock assembly | 24441-1 |
43 | Positioner lockscrew | 26907 |
44 | Spring spacer | 25666 |
45 | Bail bolt | 16705 |
46 | Bail bolt cotter | 939667-97 |
47 | Swivel Lock Assembly | 12765 |
48 | Spring sleeve | 12940 |
49 | Super triplex Body | 12710 |
50 | Lower locking ARM pin assembly | 24823-1 |
51 | Link locking Arm | 12109 |
52 | Cotter pin | 939667-28 |
53 | Shank Pin assembly | 11703-1 |
54 | Shank | 26246 |
55 | Spring Seat | 29544-1 |
56 | Positioner collar pin | 24737 |
57 | Snubber Housing | 30560 |
58 | Piston | 30558 |
59 | Check Valve Plate | 30556 |
60 | Gland | 30506 |
61 | Spring | 34783 |
62 | Quad ring | 946998-36 |
63 | Back-up ring | 942183-36 |
64 | Clevis Pin | 939502-48 |
65 | Pipe Plug 3/4″ | 940968-5 |
66 | Bail bolt nut | 11876-1 |
67 | Latch assembly pin | 12107 |
68 | Lower locking ARM | 12716 |
69 | Main relief spring | 12799 |
70 | O-ring | 51300-440-B |
71 | Cam roller assy | 24733 |
Why Choose These BJ5350 Lifting Hook Parts? (Value Summary & Procurement Guide)
When it comes to BJ5350 lifting hook parts, reliability,互换性, safety, and longevity are non-negotiable—and that’s exactly what these parts deliver. Unlike generic alternatives that fail prematurely or don’t fit properly, our parts are precision-machined to OEM specifications, made with high-grade materials, and tested to meet the strictest industry standards (MSDS, EExd, UL, ASME B18.3). They eliminate unplanned downtime, reduce maintenance costs, and keep your BJ5350 lifting hook operating safely—whether you’re working on an onshore rig in the Permian Basin or an offshore platform in Bohai Bay. For drilling site maintenance engineers, these parts mean faster repairs and less frustration; for repair technicians, they mean precise, interchangeable components that work the first time; for procurement specialists, they mean cost-effective, high-quality parts that meet safety requirements and reduce long-term costs.
Dual Standards: Procurement Selection & On-Site Fault Judgment
Procurement Selection Standards
When selecting BJ5350 lifting hook parts, focus on four key factors: 1) Size & Fit: Ensure the part number matches your BJ5350 model (all our parts are labeled with the exact part number for easy identification); 2) Material: Choose parts made of forged carbon steel (load-bearing) or corrosion-resistant materials (offshore use); 3) Certification: Verify parts meet MSDS, EExd, UL, and ASME B18.3 standards; 4) Compatibility: Confirm the part is 100% interchangeable with OEM components to avoid modification. Always cross-check the part description (e.g., 27008 Positioner Collar Pin) with your equipment manual to ensure a perfect fit.
On-Site Fault Judgment & Repair Standards
For on-site maintenance, use these guidelines to judge part failure: 1) Bearing Components: If vibration exceeds 50 Hz or temperature exceeds 220°F, replace the bearing (e.g., 26025 Main Bearing Assembly); 2) Locking Components: If play exceeds 0.01 inches or the locking mechanism doesn’t engage fully, replace the lock assembly (e.g., 27009 Positioner Lock Assembly); 3) Sealing Components: If fluid leakage exceeds 0.1 oz/hour, replace the seal (e.g., 942271-71 O-Ring); 4) Fasteners: If threads are stripped or the part is bent, replace immediately (e.g., 27008 Positioner Collar Pin). Always follow torque specifications during installation and use the correct lubricant for the environment.
Procurement Guidance
If you’re ready to eliminate downtime, reduce maintenance costs, and keep your BJ5350 lifting hook operating at peak performance, we’re here to help. Whether you need a single 939619-17 Spring Seat Ball, a bulk order of 940308-1 Grease Fittings, or a full set of components for a rebuild, we can supply the parts you need. Contact us to discuss your specific requirements, cross-check part numbers with your BJ5350 model,索要 certification documents (MSDS, EExd, UL, ASME B18.3), or get guidance on选型. Our parts are ready to ship, and we’re committed to providing the support you need to keep your drilling operations running smoothly.
Trust & Quality Assurance
Every part in our BJ5350 lifting hook lineup undergoes a rigorous 10-step quality control process, from material testing (using a spectrometer to verify composition) to fatigue life testing (120,000 cycles for bearings) and dimensional accuracy checks (±0.002 inches tolerance). We maintain strict size consistency across all parts—each 27008 Positioner Collar Pin is identical to the next, ensuring interchangeability every time. All materials are traceable, with batch numbers linked to certification documents, so you can be confident you’re getting parts that meet the highest safety and performance standards. We stand behind our parts because we know they’re critical to your operations—and your team’s safety.