Core Application & Target User Requirements
This catalog covers key downhole tools and spare parts, specifically tailored forcasing cleaning operations and fishing operations in oil and gas drilling. The core products include casing scrapers of multiple specifications (4.1/2", 5.1/2", 6.5/8", 7", 9.5/8") with matching repair kits, as well as spare parts for two types of overshots (11 1/4" OD C-12822 and 9 5/8" OD C-264). Targeted at drilling site maintenance engineers, downhole tool technicians, and oilfield equipment procurement specialists, this catalog addresses their urgent needs for reliable, specification-matched replacement parts in harsh downhole environments—characterized by high temperature (up to 150℃), high pressure (exceeding 30MPa), abrasive formation cuttings, and casing wall friction. These professionals require parts that meet API standards, feature wear-resistant and high-strength materials, and ensure stable performance to avoid tool failure-induced downhole accidents (e.g., casing blockage, fishing failure) and operational downtime. The core purpose of this catalog is to provide a structured, application-oriented resource integrating procurement guidance and technical troubleshooting support, ensuring all parts fully match the corresponding downhole tools while solving common wear and failure issues, thus safeguarding the efficiency and safety of downhole drilling operations.
1. Casing Scrapers & Matching Repair Kits
These tools are critical for post-drilling casing cleaning, responsible for removing cement slurry, mud cake, rust, and formation debris from the inner wall of casings. Clean casing walls are essential for subsequent operations such as cementing, logging, and completion. Key pain points in downhole operations include rapid wear of scraper inserts/dies due to scraping hard debris, thread damage from downhole vibration and torque, and scraper body deformation from excessive pressure—all of which can lead to incomplete cleaning, casing wall scratches, or even tool jamming. The matching repair kits (inserts and dies) enable on-site maintenance, reducing tool replacement costs and downtime. All scrapers comply with API thread standards, ensuring compatibility with downhole drill strings.
No. | Specification | Material | Primary Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Precautions |
1 | Casing Scraper 4.1/2" -- Thread:2 3/8” API Reg BOX x 2 3/8” API PIN,Casing Weight:lb 13.5-16.6 | Scraper body: 4140 alloy steel (quenched & tempered, hardness HRC 32-38); cutting edge: 4340 alloy steel (surface induction hardening, hardness HRC 58-62) | Cutting edge wear from scraping hard cement and formation gravel; thread deformation from downhole vibration and excessive torque; body corrosion from downhole brine | Inspect cutting edge sharpness and thread integrity before lowering; control drilling speed (≤30 rpm) and WOB (Weight on Bit, ≤5 kN) during scraping; flush casing with high-pressure drilling fluid while operating to remove debris; after use, clean and apply anti-rust oil to the body and thread; store in a dry, horizontal position |
2 | INSERT FOR and Dies Scraper size 4.1/2" tubing - 2 3/8” API Reg BOX x 2 3/8” API PIN / Casing Weight lb 13.5-16.6 | Tungsten carbide insert + 4140 alloy steel die base; surface wear-resistant coating | Insert chipping or wear from impact with hard debris; die base thread wear from repeated replacement; corrosion from downhole fluid immersion | Replace inserts/dies when wear exceeds 2mm or chipping is found; use torque wrench for replacement (specified torque: 25-30 N·m); clean the installation groove thoroughly before assembly; soak spare inserts/dies in anti-rust oil during storage; avoid mixing with other size kits |
3 | Casing Scraper 4.1/2" -- Thread:API 2 3/8” Reg BOX x 2 3/8” API PIN,Casing Weight:lb 9.5–12.6 | Same as Casing Scraper 4.1/2" (Part No.1); tailored for lighter casing weight | Same as above; additional risk of body deformation due to lighter casing wall thickness (avoid excessive lateral force) | Same as above; adjust WOB to 3-4 kN to avoid damaging thin casing walls; monitor downhole torque in real time (stop operation if torque exceeds 800 N·m) |
4 | INSERT FOR and Dies Scraper size 4.1/2" tubing - API 2 3/8” Reg BOX x 2 3/8” API PIN / Casing Weight lb 9.5–12.6 | Same as Insert & Dies Scraper (Part No.1-2); matched to lighter casing scraper | Same as above | Same as above; ensure strict matching with the corresponding 4.1/2" scraper (light casing type) during replacement |
5 | Casing Scraper 5.1/2" -- Thread: API 2 3/8” Reg BOX x 2 3/8” PIN; Casing Weight:lb 15.5–23.0 | Scraper body: 4340 alloy steel (quenched & tempered); cutting edge: tungsten carbide-tipped (TCT) for enhanced wear resistance | TCT insert detachment from high-impact scraping; thread wear from heavy-duty operation; body fatigue from repeated downhole lowering/raising | Inspect TCT insert bonding before use (no gaps or cracks allowed); operate at 25-30 rpm, WOB 5-6 kN; use centralizer to reduce lateral vibration; after use, check body for fatigue cracks (use magnetic particle inspection for key areas); store in a shockproof container |
6 | INSERT FOR and Dies Scraper size 5.1/2" tubing / API 2 3/8” Reg BOX x 2 3/8” API PIN Casing Weight lb 15.5–23.0 | Tungsten carbide insert + 4340 alloy steel die base | Insert wear from scraping thick mud cake; die base deformation from excessive replacement torque; corrosion from downhole H2S/CO2 | Replace inserts when wear exceeds 3mm; use anti-seize compound on die base threads during assembly; for H2S-containing wells, apply anti-corrosion coating to die base before use; store spare kits in a sealed, dry package |
7 | Casing Scraper 5.1/2" -- Thread: API 2 3/8” Reg BOX x 2 3/8” PIN; Casing Weight:lb 13.0–14.0 | Same as Casing Scraper 5.1/2" (Part No.3); optimized for medium-light casing | Same as above; additional risk of cutting edge overload due to thinner casing wall (easy to accumulate debris) | Same as above; increase flushing frequency (every 50 meters of scraping) to avoid debris accumulation; reduce WOB to 4-5 kN for thin-walled casings |
8 | INSERT FOR and Dies Scraper size 5.1/2" tubing / API 2 3/8” Reg BOX x 2 3/8” API PIN Casing Weight lb 13.0–14.0 | Same as Insert & Dies Scraper (Part No.3-2); matched to medium-light 5.1/2" scraper | Same as above | Same as above; strictly distinguish from heavy-duty 5.1/2" repair kits to avoid mismatching |
9 | Casing Scraper 6.5/8" / 7” -- Thread API 3 1/2” Reg BOX x 3 ½” PIN;Casing Weight:lb 20.0–32.0 | Scraper body: 4340 alloy steel (forged, stress-relieved); cutting edge: TCT with wear-resistant carbide grains; thread: API 3 1/2” Reg (surface plated with nickel-phosphorus) | Cutting edge wear from large-diameter casing wall scraping; thread corrosion from nickel-phosphorus plating peeling; body deformation from high downhole pressure | Use high-torque drill string (≥1200 N·m) for matching; operate at 20-25 rpm, WOB 6-8 kN; inspect thread plating for peeling before use (touch up with anti-corrosion paint if needed); use multi-point centralizer to ensure uniform scraping; after use, perform ultrasonic inspection for internal body cracks |
10 | INSERT FOR and Dies Scraper size 6.5/8" / 7” tubing / API 3 1/2” Reg BOX x 3 ½” API PIN Casing Weight lb 20.0–32.0 | Tungsten carbide insert (grain size 10-15 μm) + 4340 alloy steel die base; die base surface anti-corrosion treated | Insert wear from large-area scraping; die base thread stripping from improper torque; corrosion from long-term downhole storage | Replace inserts when wear exceeds 4mm; use torque wrench with torque limiter (max 35 N·m) for assembly; store spare kits in vacuum packaging to avoid moisture; label clearly for 6.5/8" and 7" compatibility |
11 | Casing Scraper 6.5/8" /7” -- Thread API 3 1/2” Reg BOX x 3 ½” PIN;Casing Weight:lb17.0 | Same as Casing Scraper 6.5/8" /7” (Part No.5); adjusted for light casing weight | Same as above; additional risk of body vibration due to light casing weight (easy to cause uneven scraping) | Same as above; reduce drilling speed to 18-22 rpm; increase WOB stability (avoid sudden load changes); use shock absorber between scraper and drill string |
12 | INSERT FOR and Dies Scraper size 6 5/8” / 7” tubing / API 3 1/2” Reg BOX x 3 ½” API PIN Casing Weight lb 17.0 | Same as Insert & Dies Scraper (Part No.5-2); matched to light 6.5/8" /7” scraper | Same as above | Same as above; ensure compatibility with light-weight scraper (do not use on heavy-duty 6.5/8" /7” casings) |
13 | Casing Scraper 7” -- Thread API 3 1/2” Reg BOX x 3 ½” PIN;Casing Weight:35.0-38.0. 14 A | Heavy-duty design: 4340 alloy steel body (double quenched); cutting edge: polycrystalline diamond compact (PDC) for ultra-high wear resistance; thread: API 3 1/2” Reg (heat-treated) | PDC insert chipping from impact with hard rock fragments; thread fatigue from heavy torque; body corrosion from high-temperature downhole fluid | Pre-inspect PDC inserts with a magnifying glass (no micro-chips allowed); operate at 15-20 rpm, WOB 8-10 kN; use high-temperature resistant lubricant on threads; monitor downhole temperature (max working temp ≤150℃); after use, clean inserts with high-pressure water and dry immediately |
14 | INSERT FOR and Dies Scraper size 7” tubing / API 3 1/2” Reg BOX x 3 ½” API PIN Casing Weight lb 35.0-38.0. 14 A | PDC insert + 4340 alloy steel die base (heat-treated); die base with positioning pins for accurate assembly | PDC insert detachment from improper assembly; die base positioning pin wear; corrosion from high-temperature brine | Replace inserts if PDC layer thickness is less than 2mm; ensure positioning pins are intact before assembly (replace pins if worn); use high-temperature anti-seize compound during installation; store spare kits in a temperature-controlled environment (0-30℃) |
15 | Casing Scraper 7” -- Thread API 3 1/2” Reg BOX x 3 ½” PIN;Casing Weight:17.0 – 32. 14 B | Same as Casing Scraper 7” (Part No.7); optimized for medium-light casing weight range | Same as above; additional risk of uneven scraping due to variable casing weight | Same as above; adjust WOB dynamically according to casing weight (5-8 kN); use real-time downhole monitoring tools to track scraping uniformity; stop and flush immediately if torque fluctuates by more than 20% |
16 | INSERT FOR and Dies Scraper size 7" tubing / API 3 1/2” Reg BOX x 3 ½” API PIN Casing Weight lb 17.0 – 32. 14 B | Same as Insert & Dies Scraper (Part No.7-2); matched to medium-light 7" scraper | Same as above | Same as above; label clearly with 14 B specification to avoid mixing with 14 A kits; check compatibility with casing weight range before use |
17 | Casing Scraper 9.5/8” -- Thread API 4 1/2” Reg BOX x 4 1/2 PIN;Casing Weight:29.3 – 47.0 | Extra-heavy duty: 4340 alloy steel body (forged, normalized); cutting edge: TCT with thick carbide layer; thread: API 4 1/2” Reg (plated with chrome for wear resistance) | Cutting edge wear from large-diameter, heavy casing scraping; thread wear from high torque; body fatigue from repeated downhole cycles | Use extra-heavy drill string (torque capacity ≥2000 N·m); operate at 12-18 rpm, WOB 10-12 kN; use multi-stage centralizer system to reduce lateral stress; after 3 downhole cycles, perform magnetic particle inspection for body cracks; store horizontally on a dedicated rack to avoid bending |
18 | INSERT FOR Scraper size tubing / API 9 5/8” Reg BOX x 4 1/2” API PIN Casing Weight lb 29.3 – 47.0 | Thick-layer TCT insert + 4340 alloy steel die base (forged); die base with reinforced thread | Insert wear from heavy scraping load; die base thread deformation from high torque; corrosion from downhole corrosive gases (H2S/CO2) | Replace inserts when carbide layer is worn down to 1mm; use torque wrench with digital display for assembly (specified torque: 40-45 N·m); for corrosive wells, apply anti-corrosion coating to die base and inserts; store spare kits in a corrosion-resistant container |
2. Spare Parts for 11 1/4" OD C-12822 Overshot
The 11 1/4" OD C-12822 overshot is a key fishing tool used to retrieve stuck or dropped tubulars in downhole operations. The spare parts listed (basket grapples and grapple controls) are critical for maintaining the overshot's fishing capability. Key pain points in fishing operations include basket grapple wear from gripping tubulars, grapple control component fatigue from repeated opening/closing, and corrosion from downhole fluids—all of which can lead to fishing failure, increasing operational costs and downtime. These parts are manufactured to Bowen's strict specifications (Bowen Part No.), ensuring full compatibility with the C-12822 overshot.
No. | Bowen Part No. | Description | Material | Primary Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Precautions |
1 | B-12827 | 6 5/8" Basket Grapple | 4140 alloy steel (quenched & tempered, hardness HRC 40-45); inner gripping surface with serrated teeth (surface carburized, hardness HRC 58-62) | Serrated tooth wear from gripping rough tubular surfaces; body fatigue from repeated elastic deformation; corrosion from downhole brine and H2S | Inspect serrated teeth for wear before use (replace if tooth height is less than 1mm); avoid gripping tubulars with sharp edges (de-burr first); after use, clean the grapple and apply anti-rust oil to the serrated surface; store in a dry environment, avoid stacking heavy objects on the grapple; for H2S wells, use anti-corrosion grease |
2 | B-12827 | 6 3/8" Basket Grapple | Same as 6 5/8" Basket Grapple; tailored for smaller tubular diameter | Same as above; additional risk of tooth overload due to smaller gripping area | Same as above; reduce gripping pressure by 10-15% compared to 6 5/8" grapple; ensure the grapple is fully seated on the tubular before applying pulling force |
3 | B-12827 | 6 1/4" Basket Grapple | Same as above; matched to 6 1/4" tubulars | Same as above | Same as above; strictly match the grapple size to the tubular diameter (no forced use on oversized tubulars) |
4 | B-12827 | 6" Basket Grapple | Same as above; optimized for 6" tubulars | Same as above | Same as above; use a gauge ring to verify grapple inner diameter before use (ensure 0.1-0.2mm interference fit with tubular) |
5 | B-12827 | 5" Basket Grapple | Same as above; designed for 5" tubulars | Same as above; additional risk of body deformation due to smaller outer diameter | Same as above; avoid excessive pulling force (max pulling force ≤80% of rated capacity); use a shock absorber to reduce sudden load impacts |
6 | B-12828 | Basket Grapple Control | 4340 alloy steel (quenched & tempered); control pin: 4140 alloy steel (heat-treated); seal ring: FKM (Viton) rubber | Control pin wear from repeated sliding; seal ring aging and cracking from high temperature; body corrosion from downhole fluids; thread wear from assembly/disassembly | Inspect control pin for wear and seal ring for cracks before use (replace if damaged); lubricate the control pin with high-temperature resistant grease before assembly; use torque wrench for assembly (specified torque: 20-25 N·m); after use, clean the control component and dry thoroughly; store spare parts with seal rings in vacuum packaging |
3. Spare Parts for 9 5/8" OD C-264 Overshot
The 9 5/8" OD C-264 overshot is a medium-sized fishing tool widely used in downhole tubular retrieval operations. The listed spare parts (basket grapples and grapple controls) are essential for ensuring the overshot's reliable performance. Key pain points include grapple wear from frequent fishing operations, control component failure due to downhole vibration, and corrosion from harsh downhole environments—all of which can result in fishing operation delays and increased costs. These parts meet the technical specifications of the C-264 overshot, ensuring precise fit and stable performance.
No. | Description | Material | Primary Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Precautions |
1 | 5" Basket Grapple | 4140 alloy steel (quenched & tempered, hardness HRC 38-43); inner gripping surface with diamond-like carbon (DLC) coating for enhanced wear resistance | DLC coating wear from gripping tubulars; body fatigue from repeated elastic deformation; corrosion from downhole moisture and chemicals; tooth chipping from impact with stuck tubulars | Inspect DLC coating for peeling before use (replace if coating area loss exceeds 10%); avoid sudden impact when lowering the overshot to the tubular; control pulling force within rated limits (refer to C-264 overshot manual); after use, clean the grapple with neutral detergent and dry; store in a dry, dust-free environment; apply anti-rust oil to non-coated surfaces |
2 | Basket Grapple Control | 4340 alloy steel (forged); control valve core: 316 stainless steel; seal ring: NBR rubber (oil-resistant and high-temperature resistant) | Control valve core wear from fluid erosion; seal ring swelling deformation from incompatible drilling fluid; thread loosening from downhole vibration; body corrosion from downhole fluids | Calibrate the control component before use to ensure smooth opening/closing; use only drilling fluids compatible with NBR rubber; apply thread locker (Loctite 243) during assembly to prevent vibration-induced loosening; inspect for fluid leakage after assembly; store spare parts in a sealed container with desiccant |
Procurement & Technical Support Guidance
All downhole tools and spare parts listed in this catalog are manufactured in strict accordance with API standards, Bowen technical specifications, and the original equipment design requirements (for C-12822, C-264 overshots and various casing scrapers). Each part undergoes rigorous quality testing, including material chemical composition analysis, hardness testing, dimensional accuracy verification (using 3D measuring instruments), wear resistance testing, and corrosion resistance testing (salt spray test and H2S corrosion test), ensuring reliable performance in the harsh downhole environment of high temperature, high pressure, and strong corrosion. This catalog serves as a professional procurement and maintenance reference, helping you quickly locate the exact matching spare parts for your downhole tools, while providing in-depth technical guidance to solve common wear and failure problems—effectively reducing maintenance time, minimizing operational downtime, and safeguarding the safety and efficiency of drilling operations. Whether you need to replace worn parts, stock up on critical fishing and casing cleaning tool spares, or seek professional advice on downhole tool selection and maintenance, our team of downhole tool experts with years of oilfield operation experience is ready to provide personalized support. To ensure the continuous and stable operation of your downhole operations, contact us today to discuss your procurement needs and access high-quality, reliable parts and professional technical services tailored to your specific drilling requirements.