Core Application & Target User Requirement Statement
This catalog is exclusively tailored for hydraulic and control systems of FY60 series BOP (Blowout Preventer) Handling Devices, widely applied in onshore/offshore drilling rigs matching 13-5/8" to 18-3/4" BOP stacks. It addresses the critical needs of drilling rig maintenance supervisors, oilfield procurement managers, and hydraulic system technicians who require precision-matched, standard-compliant parts to ensure stable pressure transmission, precise control, and leak-proof operation of BOP handling devices. The core purpose is to provide an authoritative, actionable reference that serves as both a procurement standard (ensuring compatibility with FY60 series and compliance with GB/JB standards) and a technical troubleshooting tool (resolving hydraulic leakage, control failure, and component wear issues) in oil & gas well drilling scenarios, where hydraulic system reliability directly relates to BOP handling safety and operational efficiency.
Classified Parts Inventory & Detailed Specifications
1. Bearing Components
Bearings are critical rotational support elements in the hydraulic drive and transmission mechanism of BOP handling devices. Bearing seizure due to lubrication failure, corrosion-induced pitting, or fatigue damage can lead to hydraulic motor jamming, transmission stuck, and even entire handling system downtime—a major pain point in high-frequency BOP operation scenarios. High-precision, wear-resistant bearings ensure smooth rotational performance, compliant with GB standards, critical for high-vibration drilling environments, directly improving the service life of hydraulic transmission components and reducing unplanned maintenance time.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Preventive Maintenance Guidelines |
1 | Bearing 8205 | GB301-84 | GCr15 Bearing Steel (High-Precision Rolling Elements, Heat-Treated) | 1. Seizure due to contamination of lubricating grease by hydraulic oil leakage; 2. Fatigue damage from cyclic radial loads (load fluctuation ≤±15% of rated load). | 1. Use hydraulic oil-resistant grease for lubrication; inspect for oil leakage around bearings monthly; 2. Replace bearings every 2000 operating hours or if vibration amplitude exceeds 0.15mm/s. |
2 | Bearing 106 | GB276-82 | GCr15 Bearing Steel (Deep Groove Structure, Precision Grade P6) | 1. Abrasive wear from dust and metal particles ingress; 2. Corrosion pitting in high-humidity offshore environments (relative humidity ≥85%). | 1. Install dust-proof seals with IP54 protection level; clean the bearing housing quarterly; 2. Apply anti-corrosion coating to bearing end faces and inspect for pitting every 6 months. |
2. High-Pressure Rubber Hoses & Assemblies
As the core of hydraulic fluid transmission in BOP handling devices, high-pressure rubber hoses and assemblies are responsible for connecting hydraulic components and transmitting high-pressure oil (working pressure up to 31.5MPa). Hose aging, reinforcement layer fatigue, or fitting leakage can lead to hydraulic oil loss, system pressure drop, and even high-pressure oil jet hazards—a critical safety risk in BOP handling operations. High-quality hoses compliant with JB standards ensure excellent pressure resistance and environmental adaptability, suitable for extreme temperature (-40℃ to 120℃) and high-vibration drilling environments, directly guaranteeing hydraulic system integrity and operational safety.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Preventive Maintenance Guidelines |
1 | High pressure rubber hose 10Ⅱ-1230 | JB1885-77 | Nitrile Rubber (Inner Tube, Oil-Resistant) + High-Strength Steel Wire (Reinforcement, 4 Layers) + Chloroprene Rubber (Outer Cover, Wear-Resistant) | 1. Outer cover aging and cracking from long-term UV exposure (service life ≤3 years in outdoor environments); 2. Reinforcement layer fatigue from repeated bending (minimum bending radius ≥100mm). | 1. Avoid direct sunlight; install protective sleeves for outdoor hoses; 2. Inspect for bulges and cracks monthly; replace if the outer cover damage area exceeds 5% of the total surface. |
2 | High pressure rubber hose 10Ⅱ-1430 | JB1885-77 | Nitrile Rubber (Inner Tube) + High-Strength Steel Wire (Reinforcement) + Chloroprene Rubber (Outer Cover) | 1. Abrasive wear of outer cover from contact with sharp structural components; 2. Fitting leakage due to vibration-induced loosening (vibration frequency 5-20Hz). | 1. Install anti-wear pads at contact points; maintain a 5mm gap between hoses and sharp edges; 2. Re-torque fittings quarterly using a calibrated torque wrench (torque value: 35-40N·m). |
3 | High pressure rubber hose 10Ⅱ-26000 | JB1885-77 | Nitrile Rubber (Inner Tube) + High-Strength Steel Wire (Reinforcement) + Chloroprene Rubber (Outer Cover) | 1. Reinforcement layer fatigue from long-term high-pressure operation (working pressure ≥25MPa); 2. Inner tube degradation from hydraulic oil contamination (particle size ≥10μm). | 1. Monitor system pressure to avoid exceeding the rated pressure (31.5MPa); 2. Use hydraulic oil filters with 5μm precision; replace hoses every 24 months. |
4 | High pressure rubber hose 10Ⅱ-26000 | JB1885-77 | Nitrile Rubber (Inner Tube) + High-Strength Steel Wire (Reinforcement) + Chloroprene Rubber (Outer Cover) | 1. Same as above; 2. Kinking damage from improper routing (kinking angle ≤15°). | 1. Same as above; 2. Ensure hose routing is straight; use hose clamps to fix the routing interval at 500mm. |
5 | High pressure rubber hose 10Ⅱ-550 | JB1885-77 | Nitrile Rubber (Inner Tube) + High-Strength Steel Wire (Reinforcement) + Chloroprene Rubber (Outer Cover) | 1. Fitting pull-off due to improper assembly (insertion depth <15mm); 2. Outer cover damage from frequent disassembly and assembly. | 1. Ensure fitting insertion depth ≥15mm during assembly; 2. Minimize disassembly frequency; use quick couplings for frequently connected positions. |
6 | High pressure rubber hose 10Ⅱ-800 | JB1885-77 | Nitrile Rubber (Inner Tube) + High-Strength Steel Wire (Reinforcement) + Chloroprene Rubber (Outer Cover) | 1. Thermal aging from high-temperature hydraulic oil (oil temperature >80℃); 2. Abrasive wear from drilling fluid splatter. | 1. Monitor hydraulic oil temperature; install a cooling system if temperature exceeds 80℃; 2. Clean hoses weekly to remove drilling fluid residue. |
7 | High pressure rubber hose 16Ⅱ-22000 | JB1885-77 | Nitrile Rubber (Inner Tube, Thickened) + High-Strength Steel Wire (Reinforcement, 6 Layers) + Chloroprene Rubber (Outer Cover) | 1. Reinforcement layer damage from high flow rate impact (flow rate >50L/min); 2. Corrosion of outer cover in offshore salt spray environments. | 1. Control system flow rate within 50L/min; 2. Apply marine-grade anti-corrosion coating to the outer cover every 6 months. |
8 | High pressure rubber hose 16Ⅱ-22000 | JB1885-77 | Nitrile Rubber (Inner Tube, Thickened) + High-Strength Steel Wire (Reinforcement, 6 Layers) + Chloroprene Rubber (Outer Cover) | 1. Same as above; 2. Fitting corrosion in saltwater environments. | 1. Same as above; 2. Use 316L stainless steel fittings for offshore applications. |
9 | High pressure rubber hose assembly | HFJ2-P2-2-P-1 | Nitrile Rubber (Inner Tube) + High-Strength Steel Wire (Reinforcement) + Chloroprene Rubber (Outer Cover) + Alloy Steel Fittings | 1. Assembly joint leakage due to insufficient crimping pressure (crimping pressure <250MPa); 2. Fatigue of the hose near the fitting (bending angle <30°). | 1. Ensure crimping pressure ≥250MPa during manufacturing; inspect for leakage under 1.5 times rated pressure; 2. Maintain a bending angle ≥30° at the fitting end; install a bending restrictor. |
3. Hydraulic Connection Components
These components (quick couplings, connectors, washers, etc.) are critical for leak-proof connection of hydraulic pipelines and components in BOP handling devices. Thread wear, seal failure, or improper matching can lead to high-pressure oil leakage, system pressure loss, and environmental pollution—key issues affecting hydraulic system efficiency. Precision-machined, standard-compliant connection components ensure reliable sealing and connection strength, compatible with NPT thread standards, suitable for high-pressure hydraulic systems, directly reducing leakage risks and maintenance workload.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Preventive Maintenance Guidelines |
1 | Quick coupling NPT 1/2 | PA13.12.13.SP13.02.03 | Alloy Steel (Body, Heat-Treated) + Nitrile Rubber (Seal Ring) | 1. Seal ring wear from repeated plugging and unplugging (plugging frequency >50 times/month); 2. Thread damage from improper tightening (torque >45N·m). | 1. Replace seal rings every 3 months or after 50 plugging cycles; 2. Tighten with a torque wrench (torque value: 35-40N·m); inspect threads for damage before assembly. |
2 | Quick coupling NPT 3/8 | PA10.12.13.SP10.02.03 | Alloy Steel (Body) + Nitrile Rubber (Seal Ring) | 1. Ball valve jamming from hydraulic oil contamination (particle size ≥5μm); 2. Corrosion of the coupling body in high-humidity environments. | 1. Use hydraulic oil filters with 5μm precision; clean the coupling before plugging; 2. Apply anti-corrosion grease to the outer surface and store in a dry environment when not in use. |
3 | Quick coupling NPT3/4 | PA1912.13.SP19.02.03 | Alloy Steel (Body) + Nitrile Rubber (Seal Ring) | 1. High-pressure leakage due to seal ring aging; 2. Damage to the locking mechanism from impact. | 1. Replace seal rings annually; inspect for leakage under 1.2 times rated pressure; 2. Install protective caps when not in use to avoid impact damage. |
4 | Quick coupling NPT3/4 | PA25.12.13.SP25.02.03 | Alloy Steel (Body) + Nitrile Rubber (Seal Ring) | 1. Same as above; 2. Locking mechanism failure from repeated use (use frequency >30 times/month). | 1. Same as above; 2. Inspect the locking mechanism monthly; replace if locking is not firm. |
5 | Pin connector NPT3/8 | PA10.13 | Alloy Steel (Body, Thread Rolled) | 1. Thread wear from repeated assembly (assembly times >20 times); 2. Corrosion pitting in saltwater environments. | 1. Use thread sealant during assembly; avoid over-tightening; 2. Use 316L stainless steel material for offshore applications; inspect for corrosion quarterly. |
6 | Protector cap NPT 3/8 | SP10.03 | Engineering Plastic (PA66) + Rubber Gasket | 1. Rubber gasket aging and hardening from long-term exposure; 2. Cap deformation from improper storage. | 1. Replace protector caps annually; 2. Store in a cool, dry environment; avoid stacking heavy objects. |
7 | Box connector NPT1/2 | PA13.12 | Alloy Steel (Body) | 1. Thread damage from cross-threading during assembly; 2. Internal corrosion from hydraulic oil moisture (moisture content >0.1%). | 1. Align threads correctly during assembly; avoid cross-threading; 2. Monitor hydraulic oil moisture content; use a dehydrator if exceeding 0.1%. |
8 | Dust-protecting plug NPT1/2 | AP13.02 | Silicone Rubber (Plug Body) + Steel Core | 1. Rubber aging and cracking from high temperature (temperature >80℃); 2. Plug loss due to vibration. | 1. Replace dust-protecting plugs every 6 months in high-temperature environments; 2. Use plugs with locking structures; inspect for tightness monthly. |
9 | BOX connector NPT3/8 | PA10.12 | Alloy Steel (Body) | 1. Thread wear from repeated disassembly; 2. High-pressure deformation from overloading (pressure >31.5MPa). | 1. Limit disassembly times to ≤20 times; replace if thread wear is detected; 2. Monitor system pressure to avoid exceeding rated pressure. |
10 | Dust-protecting plug NPT3/8 | SP10.02 | Silicone Rubber (Plug Body) + Steel Core | 1. Rubber damage from contact with sharp objects; 2. Aging from UV exposure. | 1. Avoid contact with sharp objects; 2. Store in a dark environment when not in use; replace annually. |
11 | Wahser 14 | JB982-77 | Carbon Steel Q235B (Zinc-Plated, Hardened) | 1. Deformation from over-tightening (torque >40N·m); 2. Corrosion of zinc plating in humid environments (corrosion area >10%). | 1. Tighten with a torque wrench (torque value: 25-30N·m); 2. Inspect for corrosion monthly; replace if corrosion area exceeds 10%. |
12 | Washer 22 | JB982-77 | Carbon Steel Q235B (Zinc-Plated, Hardened) | 1. Abrasive wear from vibration-induced friction (vibration amplitude >0.1mm); 2. Zinc plating damage from improper handling. | 1. Install anti-vibration washers under the washer; 2. Use proper tools to avoid scratching the zinc plating during installation. |
4. Control & Measurement Components
These components (control box, multi-way valve, pressure gauge) are the "brain" of BOP handling devices, responsible for precise control of BOP lifting, lowering, and positioning, as well as real-time monitoring of hydraulic system pressure. Control valve jamming, pressure gauge inaccuracy, or control box failure can lead to BOP misoperation, collision damage, or inability to respond to emergencies—a major safety hazard. High-precision, anti-interference control and measurement components ensure reliable operation, compliant with industry standards, suitable for high-electromagnetic interference drilling environments, directly guaranteeing BOP handling precision and operational safety.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Preventive Maintenance Guidelines |
1 | Control box assembly | FY60-09.01.00 | Aluminum Alloy (Housing, Anodized) + Electronic Components (Circuit Board, Sensors) | 1. Circuit board short circuit from moisture ingress (relative humidity ≥90%); 2. Sensor failure from high vibration (vibration acceleration >5g). | 1. Ensure the control box has IP65 protection level; inspect the seal gasket quarterly; 2. Install shock absorbers with damping coefficient 0.3-0.5; calibrate sensors every 6 months. |
2 | Antinock pressure gauge | YTN-100ZT | Stainless Steel 304 (Case) + Copper Alloy (Movement) + Glass (Dial Cover) | 1. Movement damage from pressure shock (pressure rise rate >10MPa/s); 2. Dial fogging from moisture ingress. | 1. Install a pressure buffer valve to limit pressure rise rate ≤5MPa/s; 2. Inspect for fogging monthly; replace the seal if fogging occurs; calibrate annually. |
3 | Hand operating multiple pass valve | DL40-d15L-4T-4C-4C | Alloy Steel (Valve Body) + Stainless Steel (Spool) + Nitrile Rubber (Seal Rings) | 1. Spool jamming from hydraulic oil contamination (particle size ≥10μm); 2. Seal ring wear from repeated spool movement (operation times >100 times/day). | 1. Use hydraulic oil filters with 5μm precision; clean the valve body quarterly; 2. Replace seal rings every 3 months; lubricate the spool with hydraulic oil before operation. |
5. Oil Cylinder & Sealing/Guiding Components
The oil cylinder is the executive component of BOP handling devices, responsible for converting hydraulic energy into mechanical energy to drive BOP movement. Sealing failure, guiding ring wear, or cylinder rod damage can lead to oil leakage, reduced output force, and cylinder jamming—directly affecting BOP handling efficiency. High-precision, wear-resistant oil cylinder and sealing/guiding components ensure leak-proof operation and stable movement, suitable for high-pressure (up to 31.5MPa) and high-vibration environments, directly extending the service life of the oil cylinder and improving system reliability.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Preventive Maintenance Guidelines |
1 | Oil cylinder | FYG 300/180-1335 | Alloy Steel (Cylinder Barrel, Forged) + Chrome-Plated Steel (Piston Rod) + Cast Iron (Piston) | 1. Piston rod scratch from dust and debris ingress (scratch depth >0.1mm); 2. Cylinder barrel wear from piston movement (clearance >0.2mm). | 1. Install a dust-proof cover with IP54 protection level; polish scratches if depth ≤0.1mm; 2. Inspect piston-cylinder clearance quarterly; replace piston rings if clearance exceeds 0.2mm. |
2 | Sealing | UR2700P3000-PN | Polyurethane (PU, High-Wear Resistant) | 1. Wear from piston rod movement (sliding speed >0.5m/s); 2. Aging from high-temperature hydraulic oil (oil temperature >80℃). | 1. Control piston rod sliding speed ≤0.5m/s; 2. Monitor oil temperature; replace seals every 6 months in high-temperature environments. |
3 | Guiding ring 25x2.5x930 | FR119 | Polyoxymethylene (POM, Self-Lubricating) | 1. Abrasive wear from piston movement (service life <12 months in high-load scenarios); 2. Deformation from high temperature (temperature >90℃). | 1. Replace guiding rings every 12 months; 2. Avoid operating in environments above 90℃; install a cooling system if necessary. |
4 | O-ring 5.6x1.8 | GB3452.1-92 | Nitrile Rubber NBR (Oil-Resistant, Shore Hardness 70±5) | 1. Compression set from long-term installation (compression rate >30%); 2. Damage from improper assembly (scratching). | 1. Control compression rate between 15-25%; replace O-rings every 12 months; 2. Use specialized tools for assembly to avoid scratching. |
5 | O-ring 20x2.4 | GB1235-76 | Nitrile Rubber NBR (Oil-Resistant) | 1. Fatigue cracking from cyclic pressure changes (pressure fluctuation >10MPa); 2. Corrosion from hydraulic oil additives. | 1. Inspect for cracks monthly; replace if cracks are detected; 2. Use hydraulic oil compatible with NBR rubber; avoid mixing different additives. |
6 | O-ring 30x3.1 | GB1235-76 | Nitrile Rubber NBR (High-Pressure Resistant) | 1. High-pressure extrusion damage (pressure >31.5MPa); 2. Aging from long-term storage (storage time >2 years). | 1. Ensure system pressure ≤31.5MPa; use backup rings for high-pressure positions; 2. Store O-rings in a cool, dry environment; shelf life ≤2 years. |
7 | O-ring 140x5.3 | GB3452.1-92 | Nitrile Rubber NBR (Large-Size, Oil-Resistant) | 1. Installation damage from uneven force; 2. Wear from radial movement of large components. | 1. Install evenly; use a press-fit tool for large-size O-rings; 2. Inspect for wear quarterly; replace if wear depth exceeds 0.5mm. |
8 | Guiding ring 25x2.5x570 | FR119 | Polyoxymethylene (POM, Self-Lubricating) | 1. Abrasive wear from piston movement; 2. Damage from foreign debris between the guiding ring and cylinder barrel. | 1. Replace guiding rings every 12 months; 2. Clean the cylinder barrel before assembly to remove debris. |
9 | Sealing | UR1800P2050B-PN | Polyurethane (PU, High-Elasticity) | 1. Wear from lateral pressure (lateral pressure >5MPa); 2. Aging from UV exposure (outdoor installation). | 1. Control lateral pressure ≤5MPa; 2. Avoid outdoor installation; if necessary, install a protective cover. |
10 | Dust-proof ring | W9-180-N90 | Rubber (NBR) + Steel Frame | 1. Wear from piston rod movement (sliding times >1000 times/month); 2. Damage from impact during BOP handling. | 1. Replace dust-proof rings every 6 months; 2. Install a buffer device to reduce impact during BOP handling. |
Procurement Guidance & Technical Support
All parts listed in this catalog are manufactured in strict compliance with national standards (GB/JB) and API 6A (Specification for Wellhead and Christmas Tree Equipment) requirements, ensuring 100% compatibility with FY60 series BOP Handling Devices. Selecting these certified parts is critical to maintaining the reliability, precision, and safety of the hydraulic and control systems—avoiding the risks of hydraulic leakage, control failure, BOP damage, and well control hazards associated with non-compliant components.
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