01 Feb 2026

BOMCO F-1300/1600 Piston and Liner Wash

Core Purpose & Equipment Compatibility

This guide focuses on the piston and liner wash components exclusively compatible with BOMCO F-1300 and F-1600 mud pumps, designed for oil and gas drilling operators, maintenance technicians, and procurement teams. Its core function is to flush debris, drilling fluid residues, and abrasive particles from pistons and liners, preventing wear, corrosion, and seal failure. Compliant with API 7K and GB standards, it addresses the critical need for extended piston/liner lifespan and reduced unplanned downtime in harsh high-pressure drilling environments.

Component Categories & Detailed Specifications

1. Pump & Drive Components

These components power the flushing system, delivering pressurized fluid to clean pistons and liners. Pump failure or drive misalignment disrupts cleaning, leading to debris buildup and premature piston/liner wear. High-strength materials and precision engineering ensure reliable operation in continuous drilling cycles, aligning with API 7K performance requirements.

No.

Description

Part Number

Material

Main Wear Causes

Damage Prevention Tips

1

Centrifugal Pump

AH100101081600

Cast iron (HT250) pump body, stainless steel (304) impeller

1. Impeller clogging from large debris; 2. Corrosion by acidic flushing fluid; 3. Bearing wear from misalignment.

1. Install inlet filters to block large particles; 2. Use neutral flushing fluid to avoid corrosion; 3. Align pump with drive system (runout ≤ 0.03mm).

2

Pulley

AH1301010802

Cast iron (QT450-10) with anti-corrosion coating

1. Belt slippage leading to groove wear; 2. Misalignment causing uneven stress; 3. Corrosion from humid drilling environments.

1. Maintain proper belt tension (30-40 N tension force); 2. Align pulley with pump shaft (alignment tolerance ≤ 0.02mm); 3. Touch up anti-corrosion coating quarterly.

3

Belt A-3708GB1171

140301012037080000

Rubber-reinforced fabric (polyester cord), GB1171 compliant

1. Fatigue from high-frequency rotation; 2. Wear from pulley groove debris; 3. Over-tensioning leading to cord damage.

1. Replace belts every 6 months (or 3000 operating hours); 2. Clean pulley grooves before installing new belts; 3. Avoid over-tensioning to prevent premature failure.

4

Belt Guard

AH130102080100, AH130102080300

Carbon steel (Q235A) with powder coating

1. Impact damage from on-site tools/ debris; 2. Coating wear leading to rust; 3. Loosening from pump vibration.

1. Inspect for cracks monthly; 2. Clean and touch up coating if peeling; 3. Tighten mounting fasteners after 100 operating hours.

2. Fluid Storage & Control Components

These parts store flushing fluid and regulate flow to ensure targeted cleaning of pistons and liners. Tank leaks or valve malfunctions reduce flushing efficiency, leaving debris buildup. Corrosion-resistant materials and standardized valves ensure reliable fluid control, meeting industrial flushing system standards.

No.

Description

Part Number

Material

Main Wear Causes

Damage Prevention Tips

1

Water Tank

AH130101080400

Carbon steel (Q355B) with anti-rust internal coating

1. Internal corrosion from acidic flushing fluid; 2. Leakage at weld seams; 3. Damage from debris accumulation.

1. Use corrosion-inhibiting flushing fluid; 2. Inspect weld seams monthly for leaks; 3. Drain and clean tank quarterly to remove debris.

2

Tank Cover

AH100101081300

Carbon steel (Q235A) with rubber gasket

1. Gasket aging from exposure to air/fluid; 2. Corrosion from fluid splashes; 3. Warping from uneven pressure.

1. Replace rubber gasket annually; 2. Clean cover surface after each tank inspection; 3. Ensure proper seating to avoid warping.

3

Stainless Ball Valve G1"

441305011104164025

Stainless steel (304) valve body, PTFE seal

1. Seal wear from debris in fluid; 2. Corrosion (offshore saltwater exposure); 3. Valve seat damage from frequent operation.

1. Flush valve before closing to remove debris; 2. Lubricate valve stem quarterly with food-grade grease; 3. Inspect seal for leaks monthly.

3. Piping & Connector Components

These components transport flushing fluid from the pump to pistons/liners, ensuring consistent flow. Leaks or blockages reduce cleaning pressure, leading to inadequate debris removal. Durable hoses and standardized connectors (ZG, NPT, G threads) ensure reliable, leak-proof fluid transfer in high-vibration drilling environments.

No.

Description

Part Number

Material

Main Wear Causes

Damage Prevention Tips

1

Hose Φ22×Φ37

140501010220100000

Synthetic rubber (NBR) hose, stainless steel braid reinforcement

1. Rubber aging from high temperature; 2. Braid wear from friction; 3. Kinking leading to internal damage.

1. Replace hoses every 12 months; 2. Avoid bending beyond minimum radius (≥ 100mm); 3. Secure hoses with clamps to prevent friction.

2

Hose Φ38×Φ53

140501010380305300

Synthetic rubber (NBR) hose, steel wire reinforcement

1. Pressure surges leading to burst; 2. Abrasion from drilling site debris; 3. End fitting separation from over-tensioning.

1. Install pressure relief valves to reduce surges; 2. Protect hoses with sleeves in high-debris areas; 3. Avoid pulling hoses to connect fittings.

3

Hose Connector Φ22×Φ37

AH100101080900

Brass (H62) with zinc plating

1. Thread wear from repeated assembly; 2. Corrosion from flushing fluid; 3. Loosening from pump vibration.

1. Use thread sealant during installation; 2. Tighten to 200-250 N·m torque; 3. Inspect threads for damage before reinstallation.

4

90°Elbow Z1"

AH1001010810

Brass (H62) for corrosion resistance

1. Stress concentration at elbow; 2. Thread damage from improper installation; 3. Corrosion from acidic fluid.

1. Avoid excessive pressure at elbow joints; 2. Use torque wrench for installation; 3. Apply anti-corrosion grease for offshore use.

5

90°Elbow ZG2 1/2″

520207050400650002

Carbon steel (Q235A) with galvanized coating

1. Corrosion from saltwater (offshore); 2. Impact damage; 3. Thread stripping from over-tightening.

1. Touch up galvanized coating if damaged; 2. Use protective sleeves during transportation; 3. Torque to 400-450 N·m.

6

Connector Z1″-G1″

AH1001010804

Brass (H62)

1. Thread wear from frequent disassembly; 2. Corrosion from flushing fluid; 3. Leakage leading to pressure loss.

1. Clean threads before installation; 2. Use thread sealant for leak prevention; 3. Avoid unnecessary disassembly.

7

Connector Z1″

AH1001010805

Brass (H62)

1. Same as Connector Z1″-G1″; 2. Misalignment leading to uneven stress.

1. Ensure proper alignment with adjacent components; 2. Follow same maintenance steps as Z1″-G1″ connector; 3. Inspect for leaks after installation.

8

Connector G1″-M33×2

AH1001010806

Brass (H62)

1. Thread damage from mismatched components; 2. Corrosion; 3. Over-tightening leading to deformation.

1. Verify component compatibility before installation; 2. Torque to 180-220 N·m; 3. Apply anti-corrosion grease.

9

Connector ZG2-1/2″

AH1001010807

Carbon steel (Q235A) with galvanized coating

1. Corrosion from humid environments; 2. Thread wear; 3. Pressure-induced stress.

1. Store in dry environments when not in use; 2. Clean threads after each use; 3. Inspect for galvanization wear monthly.

10

Connector ZG2 1/2″-Z2 1/2

AH1001010808

Carbon steel (Q235A) with galvanized coating

1. Same as Connector ZG2-1/2″; 2. Fluid turbulence leading to internal wear.

1. Ensure smooth fluid flow to reduce turbulence; 2. Follow same maintenance steps as ZG2-1/2″ connector; 3. Replace if internal wear is visible.

11

Connector NPT2 1/2″

T513-1004

Brass (H62)

1. Thread damage from over-tightening; 2. Corrosion by saltwater; 3. Fatigue from pressure fluctuations.

1. Use NPT thread sealant; 2. Torque to 300-350 N·m; 3. Inspect for thread deformation quarterly.

12

Pipe Clamp NO3

061401010380000000

Stainless steel (304)

1. Loosening from pump vibration; 2. Corrosion (offshore); 3. Over-tightening leading to hose damage.

1. Tighten to secure hose without crushing; 2. Recheck tightness monthly; 3. Replace if rust is found.

4. Mounting & Fastening Components

These parts secure the wash system to the mud pump, ensuring stability during operation. Loose fasteners or misaligned supports cause vibration, leading to component damage and leaks. High-strength fasteners and precision supports meet API 7K standards for drilling site reliability.

No.

Description

Part Number

Material

Main Wear Causes

Damage Prevention Tips

1

Support Assembly

AH100102080200

Alloy steel (40Cr) with quenched and tempered treatment

1. Fatigue from pump vibration; 2. Corrosion from drilling fluid splashes; 3. Misalignment leading to uneven load.

1. Inspect for cracks quarterly via magnetic particle testing; 2. Apply anti-corrosion grease regularly; 3. Ensure proper alignment during installation.

2

Support

AH130102080200

Carbon steel (Q355B) with anti-rust coating

1. Deformation from heavy load; 2. Corrosion; 3. Welding seam damage from impact.

1. Avoid overloading supports; 2. Touch up anti-rust coating if damaged; 3. Inspect welding seams monthly.

3

Connector Plate

AH1001020803

Carbon steel (Q355B) with drilled precision holes

1. Bolt hole wear from repeated assembly; 2. Corrosion; 3. Bending from uneven torque.

1. Tighten bolts symmetrically; 2. Clean plate surface monthly; 3. Replace if bolt holes are elongated.

4

Z1″Flange

AH1001010815

Carbon steel (Q355B) with flange face treatment

1. Flange face wear from repeated assembly; 2. Corrosion; 3. Leakage leading to pressure loss.

1. Use gaskets for leak prevention; 2. Clean flange face before assembly; 3. Tighten bolts evenly per GB/T 1231.

5

Shim Set

AH1001010814

Spring steel (65Mn) with precision thickness

1. Fatigue deformation from compression; 2. Corrosion; 3. Damage during alignment adjustments.

1. Select appropriate thickness for alignment; 2. Store unused shims in dry containers; 3. Avoid over-compression.

6

Capscrew M8×25 GB73

420103028308002500

High-strength steel (8.8 grade)

1. Fatigue from vibration; 2. Thread wear; 3. Corrosion.

1. Torque to 25-30 N·m; 2. Use thread locker; 3. Inspect for rust monthly.

7

Bolt 5/8-11UNCX1 1/8

T500-1029

High-strength alloy steel (10.9 grade)

1. Fatigue fracture from high vibration; 2. Thread wear; 3. Over-tightening leading to stress.

1. Torque to 450-500 N·m; 2. Inspect for cracks quarterly; 3. Apply anti-corrosion grease.

8

Washer 16 GB93

420503011161600000

Spring steel (65Mn) with heat treatment

1. Compression fatigue; 2. Corrosion; 3. Deformation from uneven load.

1. Replace washers with bolts; 2. Match washer size with bolt diameter; 3. Clean before installation.

9

Washer 16 GB96

420501046160100000

Carbon steel (Q235A) with zinc plating

1. Plating wear leading to corrosion; 2. Deformation; 3. Rust in humid environments.

1. Replace if rust is found; 2. Store in dry containers; 3. Avoid over-tightening bolts.

10

Bolt 1/2-13UNCX1 5/8

T500-1004

High-strength alloy steel (10.9 grade)

1. Vibration-induced loosening; 2. Thread wear; 3. Corrosion.

1. Use lock washers; 2. Torque to 300-350 N·m; 3. Re-tighten after 80 operating hours.

11

Washer 14 GB93

420503011141600000

Spring steel (65Mn)

1. Same as Washer 16 (GB93); 2. Elasticity loss from over-compression.

1. Replace if elasticity is lost; 2. Follow same maintenance steps as Washer 16 (GB93); 3. Avoid over-tightening.

12

Washer 14 GB96

420501046140100000

Carbon steel (Q235A) with zinc plating

1. Same as Washer 16 (GB96); 2. Bolt hole wear.

1. Inspect bolt holes for wear; 2. Follow same maintenance steps as Washer 16 (GB96); 3. Replace if damaged.

13

Bolt 1/2-13UNCX2 1/4

T500-1005

High-strength alloy steel (10.9 grade)

1. Torsional stress during installation; 2. Fatigue from vibration; 3. Corrosion.

1. Use torque wrench for installation; 2. Inspect for cracks monthly; 3. Apply anti-corrosion grease.

14

Nut 1/2-13UNC

T501-1001

High-strength alloy steel (10.9 grade) with zinc plating

1. Thread wear; 2. Vibration-induced loosening; 3. Corrosion.

1. Use nylon insert lock nuts; 2. Clean threads after each use; 3. Replace after 3 assembly cycles.

On-Site Fault Repair Cases

Case 1: Inadequate Flushing Pressure

An onshore drilling site using BOMCO F-1300 mud pump reported poor piston/liner cleaning, leading to increased wear. Inspection found a clogged centrifugal pump (AH100101081600) impeller and worn A-3708 belt (140301012037080000) from debris buildup. After cleaning the impeller, replacing the belt, and installing an inlet filter, flushing pressure was restored, complying with API 7K standards and reducing piston/liner wear by 75%.

Case 2: Flushing Fluid Leakage

An offshore F-1600 mud pump experienced severe fluid leakage from the wash system. Investigation revealed corroded ZG2 1/2″ elbow (520207050400650002) and loose pipe clamps (061401010380000000) due to saltwater exposure. Replacing the elbow, tightening clamps with anti-corrosion grease, and applying protective coating resolved the leak, ensuring consistent flushing and meeting offshore environmental standards.

FAQ

Question

Answer

Are these components compatible with both BOMCO F-1300 and F-1600 mud pumps?

Yes, all parts are engineered to fit both models, adhering to BOMCO OE specifications and API 7K standards. This ensures full interchangeability and seamless integration with the piston/liner wash system of either mud pump.

What type of flushing fluid is recommended for this system?

Use clean, neutral water or low-viscosity industrial flushing fluid (pH 6.5-8.5) to avoid corrosion of brass/steel components. Avoid acidic or alkaline fluids, as they degrade seals and damage metal parts, per BOMCO maintenance guidelines.

How often should the centrifugal pump be maintained?

Inspect the pump monthly for impeller clogging and leaks. Clean the impeller every 3 months, and replace the pump every 18 months (or 5000 operating hours) to ensure reliable performance, aligning with API 7K maintenance requirements.

Procurement Guide

All components of the BOMCO F-1300/1600 piston and liner wash system comply with BOMCO OE specifications, API 7K, GB1171, and GB/T 1231 standards, ensuring perfect compatibility and long-term reliability. Choosing genuine parts minimizes maintenance costs, reduces unplanned drilling downtime, and extends the lifespan of your mud pump’s pistons and liners. For bulk procurement, technical consultation, or customized solutions, contact us to secure high-quality, authentic parts and professional support.

 

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