Core Application & Target User Demand
This catalog features spare parts exclusively compatible with the F-2200HL High-Pressure (HP) Drilling Mud Pump, tailored for oil & gas drilling contractors, mining operation teams, and professional drilling equipment maintenance service providers. It addresses critical pain points such as unplanned downtime from premature part failure, poor compatibility of generic parts, and reduced pump efficiency in harsh drilling environments. The core value lies in ensuring reliable pump operation, extending component service life, and maintaining consistent high-pressure performance in onshore/offshore drilling scenarios.
1. Valve Core & Seat Assembly Spare Parts
Valve core and seat assemblies are critical for regulating drilling mud flow and pressure in the F-2200HL pump. Premature wear or seal failure leads to mud leakage, pressure loss, and costly drilling interruptions. Our precision-engineered assemblies feature corrosion-resistant materials, ideal for abrasive and chemically aggressive mud media, ensuring tight sealing and long-term durability in high-pressure drilling operations.
Serial No. | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Reasons | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | AH010004-0400 | Stellite alloy + nitrile rubber seal | 1. High-velocity erosion from hard particles in drilling mud; 2. Thermal fatigue due to rapid temperature fluctuations of circulating mud | 1. Implement multi-stage mud filtration to reduce abrasive particle content; 2. Monitor mud temperature and stabilize heating/cooling processes to avoid thermal shock |
2 | AH010004-0500 | Tungsten carbide + Viton rubber seal | 1. Chemical corrosion from acidic/alkaline drilling fluid; 2. Cavitation damage due to sudden pressure drops in the valve cavity | 1. Test mud pH regularly and use compatible corrosion inhibitors; 2. Optimize valve flow channels to minimize pressure differentials and cavitation risk |
3 | AH010004-0600 | Zirconia ceramic + EPDM rubber | 1. Abrasive wear from sand-laden offshore drilling mud; 2. Valve seat deformation due to excessive tightening torque during assembly | 1. Install sand control screens at the pump inlet; 2. Use torque wrenches to follow OEM-specified assembly torque for valve components |
4 | AH010004-0700 | Corrosion-resistant alloy steel (2205 duplex) + silicone rubber | 1. Stress corrosion cracking in humid, chloride-rich offshore environments; 2. Valve core wear from misalignment with the valve seat | 1. Apply anti-corrosion coating to exposed valve surfaces; 2. Regularly inspect valve core-seat coaxiality and adjust or replace components if misaligned |
5 | AH010004-3100 | High-chromium cast iron (Cr28) + polyurethane seal | 1. Wear from coal dust and debris in coalbed methane drilling mud; 2. Seal aging due to prolonged exposure to high pump body temperatures | 1. Increase mud circulation frequency to prevent debris accumulation; 2. Ensure the pump's cooling system is operational to maintain optimal temperature |
6 | AH010004-3200 | Ceramic-coated stainless steel (316Ti) + PTFE composite | 1. Wear caused by solid-laden drilling fluid with high viscosity; 2. Valve sticking due to mud scaling on the valve core surface | 1. Control mud viscosity within recommended ranges; 2. Clean valve assemblies regularly with industry-approved descaling agents |
7 | AH010004-3300 | Nickel-chromium alloy + butyl rubber | 1. Impact wear from frequent valve opening/closing during high-frequency pumping; 2. Seal damage from foreign particles trapped between the valve core and seat | 1. Avoid unnecessary rapid valve switching; 2. Inspect and clean valve seats during routine maintenance to remove trapped debris |
8 | AH010004-3400 | Titanium alloy + fluororubber | 1. Corrosion from hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) in sour gas drilling mud; 2. Valve stem wear due to insufficient lubrication | 1. Use H₂S-resistant materials and additives in sour gas operations; 2. Apply high-temperature, corrosion-resistant lubricant to valve stems at specified intervals |
9 | AH010004-3500 | Silicon nitride ceramic + neoprene rubber | 1. Thermal shock damage from sudden changes in mud temperature; 2. Valve seat wear due to vibration from nearby drilling equipment | 1. Precondition mud temperature before entering the pump; 2. Install vibration dampeners for the pump and valve assemblies |
10 | AH010004-3600 | Alloy steel (42CrMo) + rubber O-ring (NBR) | 1. Fatigue cracking from long-term high-pressure operation; 2. O-ring damage from incompatible lubricants | 1. Operate the pump within rated pressure limits to avoid overloading; 2. Use lubricants recommended by the OEM to ensure compatibility with O-rings |
11 | AH010004-3700 | Stainless steel (304) + foam rubber seal | 1. Corrosion from humid onshore drilling environments; 2. Seal compression set from prolonged valve closure | 1. Keep the pump area dry and well-ventilated; 2. Periodically cycle valves during long idle periods to relieve seal pressure |
2. Gasket & Seal Spare Parts
Gaskets and seals are essential for maintaining the F-2200HL pump's fluid tightness; failure leads to mud and lubricant leakage, increased component wear, and reduced pump efficiency. Our seals are engineered with high-performance materials, tailored for harsh drilling conditions, ensuring reliable sealing, resistance to chemical corrosion and high temperatures, and minimizing maintenance frequency.
Serial No. | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Reasons | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | AH000003-042100 | PTFE gasket + stainless steel core | 1. Gasket degradation from exposure to high-temperature drilling fluid; 2. Damage from improper installation (e.g., uneven tightening) | 1. Use high-temperature grade PTFE gaskets for high-heat applications; 2. Tighten flange bolts in a crisscross pattern to ensure even pressure distribution |
2 | AH000003-042200 | Graphite composite gasket | 1. Abrasion from fine particles in mud seeping between gasket and flange; 2. Graphite flaking due to vibration | 1. Clean flange surfaces thoroughly before gasket installation; 2. Install anti-vibration washers to reduce flange movement |
3 | AH000003-042300 | Rubber seal (Viton) + metal reinforcement | 1. Chemical corrosion from acidic drilling mud; 2. Seal hardening due to prolonged exposure to sunlight (onshore operations) | 1. Select seals compatible with mud chemistry; 2. Cover exposed seals with protective sleeves to shield from UV radiation |
4 | AH000003-042400 | EPDM rubber gasket | 1. Swelling and degradation from exposure to hydrocarbon-based drilling fluids; 2. Compression set from long-term flange pressure | 1. Use hydrocarbon-resistant EPDM grades for oil-based muds; 2. Inspect gaskets periodically and replace if compression set exceeds 30% |
5 | AH000003-042500 | Copper-asbestos gasket | 1. Asbestos fiber degradation from high-pressure mud flow; 2. Copper corrosion from saltwater in offshore operations | 1. Replace gaskets if fiber fraying is observed; 2. Apply anti-corrosion grease to copper surfaces in saltwater environments |
6 | AH000003-042600 | Silicone rubber seal | 1. Tear damage from sharp edges on flange surfaces; 2. Thermal degradation in high-temperature pump sections | 1. Deburr flange edges before seal installation; 2. Use high-temperature silicone seals for sections exceeding 150°C |
7 | AH000003-042700 | Polyurethane gasket | 1. Abrasive wear from sand particles in onshore drilling mud; 2. Hardening due to low temperatures in cold-climate drilling | 1. Install pre-filters to reduce sand particle content; 2. Use low-temperature flexible polyurethane gaskets for cold environments |
8 | AH000003-042800 | Stainless steel spiral wound gasket | 1. Winding loosening due to thermal cycling; 2. Corrosion of the winding material in sour mud environments | 1. Inspect winding tightness after thermal cycles; 2. Use 316L stainless steel windings for sour mud applications |
9 | AH000003-042900 | Neoprene rubber seal | 1. Degradation from exposure to ozone in high-altitude drilling; 2. Damage from improper storage (e.g., contact with oils) | 1. Use ozone-resistant neoprene seals for high-altitude operations; 2. Store seals in a clean, oil-free environment away from direct sunlight |
10 | AH000003-043000 | Metal jacketed gasket (carbon steel + rubber inner) | 1. Jacket deformation from excessive flange pressure; 2. Rubber inner degradation from chemical drilling fluids | 1. Operate within flange pressure ratings; 2. Match rubber inner material to the drilling fluid chemistry |
11 | AH000003-0411 | NBR rubber O-ring | 1. O-ring compression set from long-term use; 2. Damage from foreign particles trapped in the seal groove | 1. Replace O-rings every 6 months or as per maintenance schedule; 2. Clean seal grooves thoroughly before installing new O-rings |
12 | AH000002-010206 | Fluororubber (FKM) seal | 1. Chemical attack from aggressive drilling additives; 2. Thermal fatigue from repeated temperature fluctuations | 1. Verify compatibility of seal material with drilling additives; 2. Minimize rapid temperature changes in the pump system |
3. Piston & Plunger Spare Parts
Pistons and plungers are core fluid-end components of the F-2200HL pump, responsible for generating pumping pressure. Premature wear reduces displacement efficiency, increases energy consumption, and causes costly downtime. Our parts feature high-precision machining and wear-resistant coatings, designed for long-term high-frequency reciprocating motion in abrasive and high-pressure drilling environments.
Serial No. | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Reasons | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | T503-3017 | Ceramic-coated stainless steel (304) | 1. Abrasive wear from hard particles in drilling mud; 2. Piston rod bending due to misalignment with the cylinder liner | 1. Enhance mud filtration to remove particles larger than 50μm; 2. Regularly check piston-cylinder coaxiality and adjust the connecting rod if misaligned |
2 | T507-2011 | Alloy steel (40CrNiMoA) + hard chrome plating | 1. Fatigue cracking from long-term high-pressure reciprocating motion; 2. Corrosion from humid drilling environments | 1. Operate the pump within rated pressure and frequency limits; 2. Apply anti-corrosion oil to piston surfaces during storage and maintenance |
3 | T503-3018 | Hastelloy C-276 alloy | 1. Corrosion from acidic and H₂S-containing drilling mud; 2. Wear from contact with contaminated lubricant | 1. Use in sour gas drilling applications with proper corrosion inhibitors; 2. Regularly replace lubricant and filters to maintain lubricant cleanliness |
4 | T507-2001 | Ductile iron (QT600-3) + molybdenum disulfide coating | 1. Dry friction wear due to insufficient lubrication; 2. Piston seal damage leading to mud intrusion and corrosion | 1. Ensure continuous lubrication of the piston rod; 2. Inspect piston seals weekly and replace if signs of leakage are present |
5 | T503-3025 | Titanium alloy + diamond-like carbon (DLC) coating | 1. Wear from sand-laden offshore drilling mud; 2. Thermal degradation of the coating from excessive pump temperature | 1. Install sand separators in offshore drilling systems; 2. Monitor pump temperature and ensure the cooling system is functioning properly |
6 | T507-2017 | Stainless steel (316L) + ceramic composite coating | 1. Erosion wear from high-velocity mud flow; 2. Coating peeling due to improper assembly handling | 1. Optimize the fluid end flow path to reduce flow velocity; 2. Use non-abrasive tools when handling coated components to avoid scratching |
7 | T503-4012 | High-nickel alloy + boronizing treatment | 1. Wear from high-solid-content drilling mud; 2. Fatigue damage from sudden pressure spikes | 1. Control mud solid content below 20% by volume; 2. Install pressure relief valves to mitigate sudden pressure spikes |
4. Valve Housing & Manifold Spare Parts
Valve housings and manifolds serve as the structural framework for the F-2200HL pump's fluid control system. Damage or corrosion compromises fluid flow, causes pressure loss, and risks catastrophic pump failure. Our parts are manufactured from high-strength corrosion-resistant materials, ensuring structural integrity and compatibility with aggressive drilling media in onshore and offshore scenarios.
Serial No. | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Reasons | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | AH220201-051701B1 | Alloy steel (A105) + anti-corrosion coating | 1. Corrosion from drilling fluid seepage; 2. Stress cracking from uneven thermal expansion | 1. Inspect housing seals regularly to prevent fluid seepage; 2. Avoid rapid heating/cooling of the housing during startup/shutdown |
2 | AH220101-010506 | Duplex stainless steel (2205) | 1. Pitting corrosion from chloride ions in seawater; 2. Wear from abrasive particles in mud flowing through the manifold | 1. Use in offshore operations with regular chloride level monitoring; 2. Install inlet filters to reduce abrasive particle ingress |
3 | AH220101-010501B1 | Carbon steel (Q235) + epoxy coating | 1. Coating damage from impact during transportation/installation; 2. Corrosion from humid onshore environments | 1. Use protective packaging during transportation and handle with care during installation; 2. Inspect coating annually and touch up with matching epoxy if damaged |
4 | AH220101-010502 | Stainless steel (316L) | 1. Crevice corrosion in bolted joint areas; 2. Chemical attack from aggressive drilling additives | 1. Apply anti-corrosion grease to bolted joints; 2. Verify compatibility of housing material with drilling additives |
5 | AH220101-010503 | Alloy steel (4130) + nitriding treatment | 1. Wear from high-velocity mud flow in the manifold channels; 2. Fatigue cracking from long-term pump vibration | 1. Optimize manifold channel design to reduce flow velocity; 2. Install vibration dampeners to minimize pump-induced vibrations |
6 | AH220101-010504 | Titanium alloy | 1. Hydrogen embrittlement in sour gas drilling environments; 2. Damage from improper torque during bolt tightening | 1. Use in sour gas applications with hydrogen embrittlement-resistant materials; 2. Follow OEM torque specifications for bolt installation |
7 | AH220101-010505 | Corrosion-resistant alloy (Inconel 625) | 1. High-temperature oxidation in hot drilling fluid applications; 2. Wear from solid particles in heavy mud | 1. Use in high-temperature drilling operations (up to 500°F); 2. Maintain proper mud viscosity to reduce solid particle abrasion |
8 | AH220101-010507 | High-strength cast iron (HT250) + ceramic lining | 1. Lining peeling due to thermal shock; 2. Cast iron corrosion from acidic mud | 1. Preheat the housing before introducing hot mud; 2. Use corrosion inhibitors in acidic drilling fluids |
9 | AH220201-052206B1 | Alloy steel (A350 LF2) + zinc plating | 1. Plating wear from repeated assembly/disassembly; 2. Corrosion from salt spray in offshore operations | 1. Minimize unnecessary assembly/disassembly; 2. Use salt spray-resistant zinc-nickel plating for offshore applications |
10 | AH220201-05220101B1 | Stainless steel (304) + passivation treatment | 1. Passivation layer damage from abrasive cleaning; 2. Corrosion from contact with incompatible metals | 1. Use non-abrasive cleaning agents and tools; 2. Avoid direct contact with carbon steel components to prevent galvanic corrosion |
11 | AH220201-052202 | Alloy steel (4340) + chrome plating | 1. Plating cracking from thermal fatigue; 2. Wear from mud particles trapped in valve seats | 1. Monitor housing temperature and avoid thermal cycling; 2. Clean valve seats and housing internal surfaces during maintenance |
12 | AH220201-052203 | Duplex stainless steel (2507) | 1. Stress corrosion cracking in high-pressure, high-chloride environments; 2. Damage from impact during drilling operations | 1. Operate within the material's pressure-temperature limits; 2. Install protective guards around the manifold to prevent impact |
13 | AH220201-052204 | Carbon steel (A36) + polyurethane coating | 1. Coating degradation from exposure to UV radiation; 2. Corrosion from mud splashing on external surfaces | 1. Apply UV-resistant topcoat to external surfaces; 2. Install splash guards to protect the housing from mud |
14 | AH220201-052205B1 | Nickel-chromium alloy (Incoloy 825) | 1. Corrosion from sulfuric acid in acidizing drilling operations; 2. Fatigue wear from high-frequency pump operation | 1. Use in acidizing applications with proper chemical compatibility checks; 2. Monitor pump operation frequency and avoid exceeding rated limits |
5. Fastener & Connector Spare Parts
Fasteners and connectors ensure the structural integrity of the F-2200HL pump assembly; loosening or failure leads to component displacement, vibration, and potential pump breakdown. Our parts are manufactured from high-strength, corrosion-resistant materials with precise thread machining, ensuring reliable connection and resistance to harsh drilling environments.
Serial No. | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Reasons | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | 170506010100243000 | Stainless steel (316) bolt + nylon lock nut | 1. Thread wear from repeated assembly/disassembly; 2. Corrosion from humid and salty offshore environments | 1. Use torque wrenches for precise assembly to avoid thread damage; 2. Apply anti-corrosion grease to threads in offshore operations |
2 | 420505032480180000 | High-strength alloy steel bolt (12.9 grade) + lock washer | 1. Fatigue fracture from long-term pump vibration; 2. Thread galling due to improper lubrication during assembly | 1. Install vibration dampeners and check bolt tightness monthly; 2. Apply anti-seize compound to threads before assembly |
3 | 437101010500000000 | Titanium alloy stud + metal gasket | 1. Hydrogen embrittlement in sour gas drilling environments; 2. Gasket deformation from excessive tightening torque | 1. Use hydrogen embrittlement-resistant titanium alloy grades; 2. Follow OEM-specified torque values for stud tightening |
Procurement & Technical Reference Standards
All spare parts in this catalog comply with API Spec 7K (Drilling Equipment) and ISO 9001:2015 quality management system standards, ensuring consistent performance and compatibility with the F-2200HL HP Drilling Mud Pump. For procurement, always confirm the exact part number and pump serial number to avoid mismatches. For technical support, our team of certified drilling equipment engineers provides on-site maintenance guidance, part selection consulting, and troubleshooting services to resolve equipment issues efficiently.
Key technical reference guidelines: 1) Conduct regular visual inspections of valve components and seals for signs of wear, corrosion, or leakage; 2) Maintain lubricant cleanliness and replace filters per OEM recommendations; 3) Monitor pump operating parameters (pressure, temperature, vibration) to detect abnormal conditions early; 4) Use only OEM-compatible spare parts to avoid compromising pump performance and safety.
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