20 Feb 2026

5t Hydraulic Winch Wireline & Accessories for ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig

Core Application & Target User Demand

This guide covers wireline and matching accessories exclusively for the 5t hydraulic winch of ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig, including part numbers Z02200000002AA, P9990029AA, and 4400200014. Tailored for oil and gas drilling contractors, ZJ40 rig maintenance teams, and winch operators, these parts ensure stable load lifting, secure connection, and reliable wireline operation—solving wear, breakage, and loosening pain points in mobile drilling scenarios to minimize unplanned downtime.

Parts Classification & Technical Details

1. Wireline Components

As the core force-transmitting parts of the 5t hydraulic winch, these wirelines bear heavy loads and withstand repeated bending during ZJ40 rig mobile operations. They address fatigue breakage, abrasion, and corrosion risks, ensuring consistent lifting performance, compliant with API-9A and GB/T 20118 standards.

No.

Part Name & Model

Material

Main Wear Causes

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Wireline of 5t hydraulic winch (Z02200000002AA)

High-carbon steel wire (65Mn) with galvanized surface; multi-strand twisted structure; tensile strength ≥1860MPa, compliant with API-9A.

1. Fatigue breakage from repeated bending during winching; 2. Abrasion from contact with winch drum and pulleys; 3. Corrosion from on-site humidity and drilling fluid mist.

1. Rotate wireline regularly to distribute wear evenly; 2. Clean and lubricate with wire rope grease weekly per API-9A guidelines; 3. Avoid overloading (max 5t, per winch rating).

2

Wireline (P9990029AA)

High-strength galvanized steel wire; compact twisted structure; anti-rust coating; wear-resistant core for load-bearing stability.

1. Surface wear from friction with rough surfaces; 2. Strand breakage from sudden load surges; 3. Coating peeling from chemical exposure (drilling fluids).

1. Inspect for broken strands weekly (replace if ≥3 strands in one lay); 2. Avoid sudden starts/stops during winching; 3. Use chemical-resistant lubricant to protect the coating.

3

Wireline (4400200014)

Stainless steel (304) reinforced steel wire; corrosion-resistant; flexible structure for adaptability to winch drum rotation.

1. Fatigue from cyclic load cycles; 2. Bending damage from excessive drum tension; 3. Pitting corrosion from saltwater (for onshore/offshore hybrid operations).

1. Maintain proper drum tension to avoid over-bending; 2. Conduct non-destructive testing (NDT) monthly; 3. Rinse with fresh water after saltwater exposure and reapply grease.

2. Connection & Fixing Accessories

Critical for securing wireline and transmitting loads, these accessories ensure stable connection between wireline and lifted equipment for ZJ40 rig winch operations. They address loosening, wear, and deformation risks, complying with API-8A and GB/T 2585 standards to safeguard on-site lifting safety.

No.

Part Name & Model

Material

Main Wear Causes

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Line clamp 14KTH (4400200116)

Malleable cast iron (KTH350-10); heat-treated for toughness; zinc-plated surface for anti-corrosion; precision-threaded fasteners.

1. Thread wear from repeated tightening/loosening; 2. Deformation from excessive clamping force; 3. Corrosion from on-site moisture and debris.

1. Tighten to specified torque (per API-8A) to avoid over-clamping; 2. Replace if thread wear or deformation is detected; 3. Clean and reapply anti-corrosion spray quarterly.

2

Lantern ring WT14 (4400200246)

Carbon steel (Q235A) with powder coating; wear-resistant inner surface; high-temperature resistant material for hydraulic winch working conditions.

1. Abrasion from wireline sliding during winching; 2. Coating peeling from impact with debris; 3. Deformation from misalignment with wireline.

1. Align with wireline to reduce sliding friction; 2. Inspect inner surface weekly for wear; 3. Install a protective sleeve to prevent debris impact.

3

Shackle S-BX6.5-7/8 (4103200049)

Alloy steel (20Mn2) with forging treatment; quenched-tempered for high strength; galvanized surface; precision-machined pin.

1. Pin wear from rotational movement; 2. Fatigue cracks from heavy load cycles; 3. Corrosion from drilling fluid and humidity.

1. Inspect pin tightness before each use; 2. Conduct NDT semi-annually to detect hidden cracks; 3. Never use worn shackles (replace if pin play exceeds 0.3mm).

4

Single leg chain sling (5m chain

Alloy steel (35CrMoA) chain links; heat-treated for wear resistance; galvanized surface; load-bearing capacity matched to 5t winch.

1. Link wear from friction with lifted equipment; 2. Fatigue damage from repeated load bearing; 3. Corrosion from on-site moisture and chemical contaminants.

1. Inspect chain links for wear weekly (replace if link diameter reduces by ≥10%); 2. Avoid dragging the sling on rough surfaces; 3. Store in a dry, dust-free area when not in use.

On-Site Fault Maintenance Cases

Case 1: Wireline Breakage

A ZJ40 truck-mounted drilling rig reported 5t hydraulic winch wireline (Z02200000002AA) breakage during lifting. Inspection found fatigue breakage from insufficient lubrication and uneven wear, violating API-9A standards. After replacing the wireline, implementing weekly lubrication checks, and rotating the wireline regularly, no similar failures occurred in 9 months.

Case 2: Shackle Loosening & Load Instability

Load instability was caused by loose Shackle S-BX6.5-7/8 (4103200049) pins, due to improper torque during installation. The pins were retightened to API-8A specified torque, and a pre-use pin inspection routine was established. The issue was resolved, and lifting operations remained stable.

FAQ

Question

Answer

Are these wirelines interchangeable with other 5t winch models?

No. These wirelines (Z02200000002AA, P9990029AA, 4400200014) are custom-matched to the 5t hydraulic winch of ZJ40 truck-mounted drilling rig. Interchange with other models may cause load mismatch and safety hazards, violating API-9A standards.

How often should the single leg chain sling be inspected?

Inspect weekly for link wear, cracks, or corrosion; conduct NDT semi-annually. Replace immediately if any damage is found, per GB/T 2585-2008 chain sling safety standards, to avoid load failure.

What lubricant is suitable for the winch wirelines?

Use API-9A compliant wire rope grease (ISO VG 150), which offers wear resistance and corrosion protection. For humid or chemical-exposed environments, choose water-resistant and chemical-resistant grease to extend service life.

Procurement Guide

All wirelines and accessories fully comply with API-8A, API-9A, and GB/T standards, perfectly matching the 5t hydraulic winch of ZJ40 truck-mounted drilling rig. Each part undergoes strict quality testing, including tensile strength validation, wear resistance trials, and corrosion resistance inspections. Choosing these high-quality parts reduces maintenance costs and unplanned downtime. Contact us to confirm part availability, verify compatibility, and complete your procurement—backed by professional technical support for installation and maintenance guidance.

 

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