17 Jan 2026

Fluid End & Cylinder Related Parts Catalog for ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig (SJ Petro)-1

Core Application & Target User Demand

This catalog covers specialized fluid end and cylinder spare parts exclusively compatible with the ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig (SJ Petro), which are core components of the rig's mud pump system responsible for mud suction, compression, and discharge. Tailored for oilfield maintenance teams, drilling contractors, and equipment repair workshops, it addresses pain points such as mud leakage, pressure loss, and valve failure caused by incompatible or low-quality parts. The core value lies in ensuring stable operation of the mud pump, improving drilling efficiency, and reducing unplanned downtime, specifically adapting to the high-pressure, corrosive, and abrasive working environment of oil and gas drilling.

1. Fluid End Core Components

Fluid end core components are the key to the mud pump's working performance, directly bearing high-pressure mud impact and corrosion. Failure will lead to pump shutdown, affecting the entire drilling process. Our parts comply with API Spec 7K Clause 5.6 (Fluid End Components) requirements, featuring high wear resistance and pressure resistance to ensure reliable operation under extreme drilling conditions.

Serial No.

Part Name & Number

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Studded Assembly, Fluid end (107.29.111.00)

42CrMo alloy steel stud; 35CrMo alloy steel nut; zinc-nickel plating for corrosion resistance

1. Thread wear and fatigue fracture due to long-term high-pressure pulsation; 2. Corrosion caused by mud splashing and outdoor moisture

1. Torque the nuts according to API Spec 7K Clause 5.6.3 requirements (recommended torque: 850-900 N·m) during installation; 2. Clean the stud surface regularly and apply anti-corrosion grease to exposed threads

2

Valve Pot Cover, Fluid end (107.29.110.01)

QT450-10 ductile iron; anti-corrosion paint coating; nitrile rubber seal groove

1. Deformation caused by uneven tightening torque; 2. Seal groove wear due to repeated disassembly and assembly

1. Use a torque wrench to tighten the fixing bolts evenly (torque difference ≤ 50 N·m); 2. Inspect the seal groove for wear during maintenance, and repair if the wear depth exceeds 0.2 mm

3

Valve Guide (107.29.110.09)

2Cr13 stainless steel; precision grinding; carburizing and quenching treatment

1. Inner hole wear caused by long-term reciprocating friction of the valve stem; 2. Corrosion caused by the invasion of corrosive mud impurities

1. Regularly inject lubricating grease that meets API Spec 16D requirements into the guide gap; 2. Install a mud filter at the pump inlet to reduce impurity content

4

Lower Valve Guide (107.29.113.00)

40CrNiMoA alloy steel; nitriding treatment; wear-resistant copper alloy lining

1. Lining ablation caused by insufficient lubrication and high-temperature friction; 2. Bending deformation caused by lateral force of the valve stem

1. Check the lubricating oil supply pressure weekly (minimum pressure ≥ 0.3 MPa); 2. Inspect the coaxiality of the valve guide and valve seat monthly, and adjust if the deviation exceeds 0.15 mm

5

Retainer Valve Guide (107.29.110.10)

45# carbon steel; heat treatment; zinc plating

1. Fatigue failure caused by long-term vibration of the pump; 2. Loosening and falling off due to insufficient fixing torque

1. Use thread locking glue during installation to enhance anti-loosening performance; 2. Inspect the retainer for deformation and tightness every 300 operating hours

6

Wear Plate (107.29.110.12)

High-chromium cast iron (Cr26); hardfacing treatment; hardness HRC ≥ 60

1. Abrasive wear caused by high-velocity mud containing sand particles; 2. Cracking due to thermal shock during rapid temperature changes

1. Avoid sudden injection of low-temperature mud into the high-temperature pump body; 2. Replace the wear plate when the wear thickness exceeds 5 mm (refer to ZJ40 Rig Maintenance Manual Clause 6.3.2)

2. Cylinder Head & Manifold Components

Cylinder head and manifold components are responsible for mud flow guidance and cylinder sealing in the mud pump system. Their airtightness and structural stability directly affect the pump's pressure-bearing capacity. The following is a real on-site fault maintenance case: A ZJ40 rig mud pump had continuous pressure drop during operation, and the inspection found that the suction manifold gasket was damaged due to improper installation, resulting in air intake. After replacing the gasket and installing it according to the torque requirement of 350 N·m, the pump pressure returned to normal.

Serial No.

Part Name & Number

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Discharge Manifold (107.29.110.02)

Q355B alloy steel; internal anti-corrosion lining; flange connection design

1. Internal lining wear caused by long-term high-pressure mud scouring; 2. Flange deformation due to uneven heating

1. Regularly inspect the internal lining thickness (minimum thickness ≥ 8 mm); 2. Avoid local heating of the manifold during winter preheating, and heat evenly

2

Head, Cylinder (107.29.110.13)

42CrMo alloy steel; forging forming; precision machining

1. Thread hole wear caused by repeated disassembly of bolts; 2. Cracking due to high-pressure mud impact

1. Use bolt repair sleeves when the thread wear exceeds 2 threads; 2. Operate the pump smoothly to avoid sudden pressure surges (maximum pressure ≤ 35 MPa)

3

Ring, Cylinder Head (107.29.110.14)

2Cr13 stainless steel; spring steel structure; corrosion-resistant

1. Elastic fatigue and deformation due to long-term compression; 2. Corrosion caused by mud infiltration

1. Replace the cylinder head ring every 800 operating hours; 2. Apply a layer of anti-corrosion sealant on the ring surface during installation

4

Manifold, Suction (107.29.112.00)

Q355B alloy steel; large-diameter flow channel; anti-abrasion treatment

1. Flow channel wear at the inlet caused by high-velocity mud suction; 2. Loosening of the connecting flange due to pump vibration

1. Install a vibration-damping pad between the manifold and the pump base; 2. Inspect the flange connection tightness weekly and retighten if necessary

5

Flange, Suction (107.29.110.03)

304 stainless steel; flange face machining; nitrile rubber gasket

1. Gasket damage caused by over-tightening torque; 2. Flange face corrosion caused by outdoor moisture

1. Tighten the flange bolts according to API Spec 6A Clause 4.3.2 (torque: 320-350 N·m); 2. Clean the flange face regularly and apply anti-corrosion grease

6

Flange, Blind (107.29.110.04)

Q235B carbon steel; galvanized finish; sealed with blind plate gasket

1. Galvanized layer peeling due to impact; 2. Seal failure caused by foreign objects on the flange face

1. Avoid collision with the blind flange during transportation and installation; 2. Clean the flange face thoroughly before installation to remove foreign objects

7

Plug, Cylinder Head (107.29.115.00)

Brass; tapered thread; PTFE sealing tape

1. Thread wear caused by repeated disassembly; 2. Sealing failure due to mud contamination of the thread

1. Reapply PTFE sealing tape every time the plug is disassembled; 2. Tighten the plug to the specified torque (45-50 N·m) to avoid thread damage

8

Ring, Alignment (107.29.114.00)

45# carbon steel; heat treatment; precision grinding

1. Wear caused by long-term mutual friction of aligned components; 2. Deformation caused by improper installation

1. Check the alignment accuracy during installation (coaxiality deviation ≤ 0.1 mm); 2. Apply lubricating grease between the alignment ring and the mating surface

3. Valve & Seal Components

Valve and seal components are critical for ensuring the airtightness of the mud pump system and controlling the direction of mud flow. Their performance directly affects the pump's volumetric efficiency and working stability. Our seals comply with API Spec 7K Clause 5.8 (Sealing Components) and ISO 6195:2018 (Rubber Seals for Drilling Equipment) standards, with excellent corrosion resistance and pressure resistance.

Serial No.

Part Name & Number

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Valve and Seat (060155041)

Tungsten carbide valve core; nitrided steel valve seat; hardfacing wear-resistant layer

1. Wear of the valve core and seat sealing surface caused by abrasive mud; 2. Cracking due to thermal shock

1. Control the mud solid content ≤ 15% (weight percentage); 2. Avoid rapid switching of the valve during high-temperature operation

2

Valve and Seat (061101507)

Ceramic valve core; 2Cr13 valve seat; corrosion-resistant coating

1. Corrosion of the valve seat caused by acidic mud; 2. Damage to the ceramic valve core due to impact

1. Test the mud pH value regularly (pH ≥ 7.5); 2. Handle the valve core with care during installation to avoid collision

3

Spring, Valve (055413397)

50CrVA spring steel; heat treatment; shot peening

1. Fatigue fracture due to long-term reciprocating compression; 2. Corrosion caused by mud infiltration

1. Replace the valve spring every 600 operating hours; 2. Install a dust cover to prevent mud from entering the spring cavity

4

Shear Relief Valve (AQF-IIA)

2Cr13 stainless steel valve body; 40Cr valve core; FKM seal

1. Seal failure due to long-term high-pressure impact; 2. Blockage of the shear pin hole caused by mud impurities

1. Calibrate the relief pressure monthly according to the rated pressure (28 MPa); 2. Clean the shear pin hole regularly and replace the shear pin if damaged

5

O Ring Rubber (7602-1600-25)

FKM (Viton) rubber; Shore hardness 75±5; compliant with ISO 6195:2018

1. Aging and cracking due to long-term contact with high-temperature mud; 2. Damage caused by burrs on the mating surface

1. Store O-rings in a cool, dry environment (temperature 5-25°C); 2. Deburr the mating surface before installation and apply compatible lubricant

6

O Ring Rubber (7602-1600-52)

Nitrile rubber (NBR); Shore hardness 70±5; oil-resistant and corrosion-resistant

1. Swelling and deformation due to contact with incompatible chemicals in the mud; 2. Wear caused by micro-vibration

1. Confirm that the mud chemical composition is compatible with NBR rubber; 2. Install the O-ring in the correct groove to avoid eccentric wear

7

O Ring Rubber (7602-1600-61)

EPDM rubber; Shore hardness 65±5; weather-resistant

1. Aging caused by outdoor ultraviolet radiation; 2. Damage caused by over-compression

1. Cover the O-ring with a protective sleeve when exposed outdoors; 2. Control the compression amount within 20-30% of the O-ring diameter

8

Seal, Ring Joint (7602-0661-11)

Copper alloy; precision machining; compatible with API 6A flange

1. Deformation caused by over-tightening torque; 2. Corrosion caused by saltwater mud (offshore drilling)

1. Tighten the flange bolts according to the specified torque (380-420 N·m); 2. Apply anti-corrosion paste on the seal surface for offshore drilling

9

Seal, Valve Pot Cover (107.29.110.18)

Nitrile rubber + stainless steel skeleton; heat-resistant up to 120°C

1. Wear caused by repeated opening and closing of the valve pot cover; 2. Hardening and cracking due to high-temperature mud

1. Replace the seal every time the valve pot cover is disassembled; 2. Avoid direct contact between the seal and high-temperature mud

10

Seal, Head (107.29.110.19)

PTFE composite material; high-pressure resistant; low friction coefficient

1. Wear caused by reciprocating movement of the piston rod; 2. Damage caused by foreign particles

1. Install a scraper ring at the piston rod inlet to remove foreign particles; 2. Inspect the seal for wear monthly and replace if necessary

11

Seal (107.05C.03)

Viton rubber; corrosion-resistant to strong acid and alkali; high-pressure resistant

1. Aging caused by long-term contact with corrosive mud additives; 2. Damage caused by improper installation

1. Check the compatibility of mud additives with Viton rubber; 2. Use professional installation tools to avoid over-stretching

4. Fasteners & Pipeline Auxiliary Components

Fasteners and pipeline auxiliary components ensure the stable assembly of the mud pump system and the smooth circulation of mud. Their reliability directly affects the overall safety of the system. The following is a real on-site fault maintenance case: During the operation of a ZJ40 rig, the liner lock thread ring loosened, leading to liner displacement and mud leakage. After replacing the lock thread ring and tightening it according to the specified torque (550 N·m), the fault was eliminated. It was confirmed that the initial fault was caused by insufficient tightening during installation.

Serial No.

Part Name & Number

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Bolt, Valve Guide Lock (107.29.110.11)

42CrMo alloy steel; heat treatment; black oxide finish

1. Thread wear caused by cross-threading during installation; 2. Fatigue fracture due to pump vibration

1. Align the bolt correctly during installation to avoid cross-threading; 2. Use thread locking glue to enhance anti-loosening performance

2

Lock, Liner (107.29.110.15)

35CrMo alloy steel; heat treatment; precision machining

1. Wear caused by long-term mutual friction with the liner; 2. Loosening caused by high-pressure pulsation

1. Inspect the lock tightness weekly; 2. Replace the liner lock when the wear depth exceeds 1 mm

3

Liner Lock Thread Ring (107.29.110.16)

40Cr alloy steel; thread quenching; corrosion-resistant

1. Thread wear caused by repeated disassembly; 2. Deformation caused by over-tightening

1. Tighten the thread ring according to the specified torque (550 N·m); 2. Check the thread for damage during maintenance and repair if necessary

4

Screw LNB/AC1-1-07

45# carbon steel; heat treatment; galvanized

1. Corrosion caused by outdoor moisture and mud splashing; 2. Head damage caused by improper tool use

1. Use a matching screwdriver to avoid slipping and damaging the screw head; 2. Apply anti-corrosion grease to the screw surface

5

Screw GB/T67-2000

304 stainless steel; compliant with GB/T67-2000 standard; passivated surface

1. Corrosion caused by acidic mud; 2. Thread wear due to repeated disassembly

1. Regularly clean the screw surface to remove mud residues; 2. Replace the screw when the thread wear exceeds 2 threads

6

Screw LNB/AC1-2-05

42CrMo alloy steel; high-strength thread; black oxide finish

1. Fatigue fracture due to long-term high-pressure vibration; 2. Thread sliding caused by over-tightening

1. Tighten the screw to the specified torque (120-150 N·m); 2. Inspect the screw for fatigue cracks quarterly

7

Screw LNB/AC1-1-05

35CrMo alloy steel; heat treatment; zinc-nickel plating

1. Corrosion caused by saltwater in offshore drilling; 2. Wear caused by micro-vibration

1. Use anti-corrosion paint to coat the exposed part for offshore drilling; 2. Use lock washers to reduce vibration impact

8

Nut, Heavy Hex (LNB/AC2-2-05)

42CrMo alloy steel; heavy hexagon design; heat treatment

1. Thread wear caused by repeated disassembly; 2. Deformation caused by improper tool clamping

1. Use a heavy hexagon wrench for installation and disassembly; 2. Apply thread lubricant to reduce wear

9

Nut, Heavy Lock (LS7601-0720-58)

35CrMo alloy steel; locknut design; corrosion-resistant

1. Locking structure failure due to long-term vibration; 2. Corrosion caused by mud contamination

1. Inspect the locking performance monthly; 2. Clean the nut surface regularly to remove mud

10

Nut, Heavy Lock (107.35.124.00)

40Cr alloy steel; high-strength locknut; heat treatment

1. Thread wear caused by over-tightening; 2. Fatigue failure due to long-term load-bearing

1. Tighten the locknut according to the specified torque; 2. Replace the locknut every 1000 operating hours

11

Stud with Nuts (7601-1260-47)

42CrMo alloy steel stud; 35CrMo nut; zinc-nickel plating

1. Stud bending deformation due to uneven force; 2. Corrosion caused by outdoor environment

1. Ensure uniform force when tightening the nuts; 2. Cover the stud with a protective cover when not in use

12

Gasket (107.29.110.17)

Asbestos-free graphite composite; stainless steel skeleton; high-temperature resistant

1. Compression deformation due to over-tightening; 2. Deterioration caused by high-temperature mud vapor

1. Tighten the bolts to the specified torque to avoid over-compression; 2. Replace the gasket every time the assembly is disassembled

13

Vower Valve Guide Information Plate (107.29.110.05)

Stainless steel; anti-corrosion printing; waterproof adhesive

1. Printing fading caused by long-term outdoor exposure; 2. Damage caused by mud impact

1. Apply a layer of transparent protective film on the information plate; 2. Install the information plate in a position avoiding direct mud impact

14

Hose Assembly (107.29.116.00)

High-pressure rubber hose; 304 stainless steel fittings; wire braided reinforcement

1. Hose aging and cracking due to long-term high-pressure use; 2. Fitting leakage caused by vibration

1. Replace the hose assembly every 1200 operating hours; 2. Secure the hose with a clamp to reduce vibration

15

Elbow (7601-2570-89)

Brass; 90-degree angle; precision threads

1. Thread wear caused by repeated disassembly; 2. Body damage caused by pipeline vibration

1. Apply thread sealant during installation; 2. Install a vibration-damping pad near the elbow

16

Bushing (101-0401-03-19-001)

Copper-lead alloy; precision machining; oil-impregnated lubrication

1. Wear caused by relative rotation; 2. Corrosion caused by oil contamination

1. Check the lubrication status regularly; 2. Replace the bushing when the wear clearance exceeds 0.2 mm

17

Adapter (7601-2090-40)

316 stainless steel; multi-thread specification; corrosion-resistant

1. Thread wear caused by cross-threading; 2. Corrosion caused by corrosive mud

1. Confirm thread matching before installation; 2. Apply anti-corrosion grease to the thread

18

Wire (107.29.110.06)

Copper core; PVC insulation; oil-resistant and flame-retardant

1. Insulation aging caused by high-temperature environment; 2. Wire breakage caused by vibration

1. Keep the wire away from high-temperature components; 2. Secure the wire with a clip to reduce vibration

19

Pipe, Connector (LS1292Z.01.40.00)

304 stainless steel; quick-connect design; nitrile rubber seals

1. Seal failure due to frequent connection and disconnection; 2. Corrosion caused by outdoor moisture

1. Minimize unnecessary connection and disconnection; 2. Cover with a dust cap when not in use

Procurement & Technical Reference Standards

All parts in this catalog comply with API Spec 7K (Drilling Equipment), API Spec 6A (Wellhead and Christmas Tree Equipment), ISO 6195:2018 (Rubber Seals for Drilling Equipment), and GB/T67-2000 (Slotted Pan Head Screws) standards, ensuring strict compatibility with the ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig (SJ Petro). For procurement, it is mandatory to confirm the exact part number, rig model, and serial number to avoid mismatches; we recommend purchasing critical spare parts (e.g., Valve and Seat 060155041, Studded Assembly, Fluid end 107.29.111.00, Shear Relief Valve AQF-IIA) in backup quantities to minimize downtime.

Technical reference guidelines for maintenance: 1) Establish a hierarchical maintenance schedule based on operating hours (e.g., daily visual inspection of seals and pipelines for leakage, weekly inspection of fastener tightness and valve operation, monthly calibration of relief valve pressure and inspection of wear parts thickness, semi-annual replacement of key seals and springs); 2) Use only OEM-compatible spare parts and professional tools to avoid damaging the system's precision fit and pressure stability; 3) Maintain detailed records of part replacement and maintenance activities, including operating hours, inspection results, and replacement parts information, for full lifecycle traceability; 4) Conduct pre-operation inspections of the fluid end and cylinder system to ensure no leakage, normal valve operation, and sufficient lubrication before starting drilling operations.

Call to Action

Reliable fluid end and cylinder parts are crucial for maintaining the stable operation of your ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig (SJ Petro)'s mud pump system. Our catalog offers high-quality, OEM-compatible components that comply with international and national standards, combined with practical on-site maintenance experience to provide comprehensive technical support. Whether you need urgent replacement parts for unplanned downtime, long-term spare parts supply agreements, or professional technical consulting for fluid end system maintenance, our sales team is ready to assist. Contact us today to discuss your specific needs and receive personalized procurement solutions that reduce maintenance costs, minimize downtime, and maximize the operational reliability of your drilling rig.

 

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