Core Application & Target User Requirement Overview
This catalog is exclusively tailored for the JQH-5×48 Pneumatic Winch, a vital lifting equipment widely applied in mining, construction, offshore operations, and warehouse logistics. It targets maintenance engineers, procurement managers, and winch operation teams who require precision-matched, durable parts to ensure operational safety, minimize downtime, and maintain optimal winch performance. The core purpose is to provide a structured, technically authoritative reference for efficient part selection, procurement, and troubleshooting.
Classified Parts List & Technical Specifications
1. Valve Control System Components
These components regulate compressed air flow/direction and pressure, critical for winch speed and operational responsiveness. Poor precision or seal failure causes unresponsive control/erratic movement, risking downtime. Ideal for precision lifting in logistics/assembly lines where stable control is non-negotiable.
No. | Part Name | Part Number/Standard | Material | Main Wear Causes | Preventive Maintenance Guidelines |
1 | Distributing Valve Bush | JQH-5×48-0024 | Copper Alloy ZCuSn10Pb1 (Babbitt Lining) | 1. Dry friction-induced wear due to insufficient lubrication; 2. Abrasion from contaminated air-borne particles. | 1. Ensure continuous lubrication via the winch's oil supply system; 2. Regularly replace air filter elements to prevent particle ingress. |
2 | Distributing Valve | JQH-5×48-0025 | Stainless Steel 304 (Precision Machined) | 1. Valve core/seat wear from cyclic pressure fluctuations; 2. Seal degradation due to chemical interaction with low-grade lubricants. | 1. Use lubricants compliant with the winch's technical specifications; 2. Monitor air pressure stability to avoid sudden surges. |
2. Power Transmission & Gear Components
These parts form the winch's torque transfer core, enduring high cyclic loads and friction. Wear/failure leads to reduced lifting efficiency or complete power loss, critical in heavy-load scenarios like mining/offshore operations where reliability directly impacts safety.
No. | Part Name | Part Number/Standard | Material | Main Wear Causes | Preventive Maintenance Guidelines |
1 | Gear Rack | JQH-5×48-0011 | Alloy Steel 40CrNiMoA (Carburized & Quenched) | 1. Tooth surface pitting due to fatigue from heavy loads; 2. Abrasive wear from insufficient gear oil or contaminated lubricant. | 1. Maintain gear oil at the specified level and replace per maintenance cycle; 2. Avoid overloading the winch beyond its rated capacity. |
2 | Inner Gear Ring | JQH-5×48-0010 | Alloy Steel 20CrMnTi (Gear Hobbing & Heat-Treated) | 1. Gear tooth wear from misalignment with mating gears; 2. Corrosion in humid/offshore environments reducing structural integrity. | 1. Check gear alignment during maintenance and adjust if needed; 2. Apply anti-corrosion coating to exposed surfaces in harsh environments. |
3. Bearing & Retaining Components
These parts ensure smooth rotation of moving components and secure part positioning, enduring continuous friction and vibration. Failure causes excessive noise, component seizing, or structural loosening, common in high-vibration construction sites. Their reliability extends core part service life.
No. | Part Name | Part Number/Standard | Material | Main Wear Causes | Preventive Maintenance Guidelines |
1 | Bearing 108 | GB276-82 | GCr15 Bearing Steel (Sealed Double Row) | 1. Lubricant degradation leading to metal-to-metal contact; 2. Bearing race damage from axial overload. | 1. Use high-temperature, anti-wear bearing grease; 2. Ensure proper axial clearance during installation to avoid overload. |
2 | Bearing 203 | GB276-82 | GCr15 Bearing Steel (Deep Groove Ball Type) | 1. Contamination by dust/water causing corrosion and pitting; 2. Fatigue failure from prolonged high-speed operation. | 1. Inspect and clean bearing seals regularly; 2. Avoid continuous operation at maximum speed for extended periods. |
3 | Bearing 209 | GB276-82 | GCr15 Bearing Steel (C3 Clearance Grade) | 1. Thermal expansion-induced seizure in high-temperature environments; 2. Wear from misalignment of rotating shafts. | 1. Ensure adequate ventilation around the bearing area; 2. Align rotating shafts precisely during assembly. |
4 | Elastic Retainer Ring for Shafts 18 | GB894.1-86 | Spring Steel 60Si2Mn (Heat-Treated) | 1. Elastic fatigue from repeated shaft vibration; 2. Wear of the ring edge due to contact with rotating components. | 1. Replace retainer rings if they lose rebound elasticity; 2. Ensure the shaft groove is free of burrs to prevent abnormal wear. |
5 | Elastic Retainer Ring for Shafts 17 | GB894.1-86 | Spring Steel 65Mn | 1. Deformation from improper installation (over-expansion); 2. Corrosion leading to brittleness and breakage. | 1. Use specialized retainer ring pliers for installation; 2. Apply anti-rust oil to the ring and groove in humid environments. |
6 | Elastic Retainer Ring for Shafts 42 | GB894.1-86 | Spring Steel 60Si2Mn | 1. Shear failure due to excessive axial load on the shaft; 2. Wear from continuous contact with heavy components. | 1. Verify that axial loads are within the ring's rated capacity; 2. Inspect the ring's fit in the groove regularly for looseness. |
4. Fluid Conveyance & Sealing Components
These parts handle lubricant/oil transfer and maintain system airtightness, preventing leaks that cause lubrication failure or pressure loss. Critical in all environments, especially humid/offshore areas where leaks exacerbate corrosion and operational hazards.
No. | Part Name | Part Number/Standard | Material | Main Wear Causes | Preventive Maintenance Guidelines |
1 | Oil Drain Screw Plug | JQH-5×48-0036 | Carbon Steel Q235 (Zinc-Plated) | 1. Thread wear from frequent disassembly for oil changes; 2. Seal damage due to over-tightening. | 1. Use a torque wrench to apply specified torque during assembly; 2. Replace the sealing washer each time the plug is removed. |
2 | Tube Coupling | JQH-5×48-0029 | Brass H62 (Precision Machined) | 1. Leakage and wear from tube misalignment; 2. Corrosion in saltwater/offshore environments. | 1. Ensure tubes are aligned before coupling installation; 2. Use anti-corrosion tape on threads in offshore applications. |
3 | Union Nut | JQH-5×48-0030 | Brass H62 | 1. Thread stripping from over-tightening; 2. Wear of the sealing surface due to repeated assembly. | 1. Tighten only until a secure seal is achieved (avoid over-torque); 2. Inspect the sealing surface for scratches before assembly. |
4 | Hose Adapter | JQH-5×48-0031 | Brass H62 (Barbed Connection) | 1. Wear of barbs due to frequent hose removal; 2. Cracking from vibration-induced fatigue. | 1. Avoid unnecessary hose removal; 2. Secure hoses with clamps to reduce vibration transfer to the adapter. |
5 | Sealing Ring 406512 | GB9877.1-88 | Fluorine Rubber (FKM) (Oil & High-Temp Resistant) | 1. Aging and cracking due to high temperature and lubricant exposure; 2. Damage from improper installation (twisting). | 1. Replace seals during each major maintenance cycle; 2. Ensure the seal is correctly seated without twists before assembly. |
6 | Screw Plug M10×1 | JB/ZQ4450-86 | Carbon Steel 45# (Zinc-Plated) | 1. Corrosion of threads leading to seizure; 2. Seal failure from contaminated sealing surfaces. | 1. Clean the sealing surface thoroughly before installation; 2. Apply anti-seize compound to threads in corrosive environments. |
7 | Screw Plug | JQH-5×48-0044 | Carbon Steel Q235 (Zinc-Plated) | 1. Wear of the hexagonal head due to improper tool use; 2. Leakage from worn thread seals. | 1. Use the correct size socket wrench for installation/removal; 2. Replace the integrated seal if leakage is detected. |
5. Fasteners & Positioning Components
These parts secure structural and functional components, enduring vibration and tension. Loosening or failure causes component misalignment or detachment, a major safety risk in heavy-load operations. Reliable fasteners are essential for long-term operational stability.
No. | Part Name | Part Number/Standard | Material | Main Wear Causes | Preventive Maintenance Guidelines |
1 | Key 6×32 | GB1096-79 | Alloy Steel 40Cr | 1. Shear failure due to excessive torque transmission; 2. Wear of key and keyway from misalignment. | 1. Ensure the key fits snugly in the keyway (no excessive clearance); 2. Avoid sudden torque spikes during winch start-up. |
2 | Key 12×40 | GB1096-79 | Alloy Steel 45# (Heat-Treated) | 1. Fatigue wear from cyclic torque loading; 2. Corrosion leading to reduced shear strength. | 1. Lubricate the key and keyway during assembly; 2. Inspect for corrosion regularly in humid environments. |
3 | Screw M10×30 | GB70-85 | Alloy Steel 8.8 Grade (Zinc-Plated) | 1. Thread loosening due to continuous vibration; 2. Stress corrosion cracking in corrosive atmospheres. | 1. Use thread-locking adhesive or lock washers during assembly; 2. Re-torque screws periodically to maintain tightness. |
4 | Pin | JQH-5×48-0042 | Carbon Steel 45# (Quenched & Tempered) | 1. Shear wear from relative movement between connected parts; 2. Bending deformation from impact loads. | 1. Ensure the pin is fully seated in the mounting hole; 2. Avoid impact loads on the connected components during operation. |
5 | Rivet 6×22 | GB867-86 | Aluminum Alloy 5056 | 1. Fatigue failure due to cyclic vibration; 2. Corrosion in saltwater environments leading to material weakening. | 1. Inspect rivets for looseness or deformation regularly; 2. Use anti-corrosion coating in offshore applications. |
6. Operational Control & Structural Components
These parts enable manual operation and provide structural support, ensuring user control precision and winch stability. Damage causes operational inefficiency or structural instability, critical in all operating scenarios where operator safety and equipment integrity are paramount.
No. | Part Name | Part Number/Standard | Material | Main Wear Causes | Preventive Maintenance Guidelines |
1 | Fork | JQH-5×48-0028 | Alloy Steel 40Cr (Forged) | 1. Bending deformation from excessive force during operation; 2. Wear of the pin hole due to repeated pivoting. | 1. Operate the fork within its rated force capacity; 2. Lubricate the pin hole regularly to reduce friction. |
2 | Cover 2 | JQH-5×48-0026 | Gray Cast Iron HT250 | 1. Impact damage from external debris; 2. Corrosion leading to seal groove degradation and leakage. | 1. Install a protective shield in debris-prone environments; 2. Inspect the seal groove for corrosion during maintenance. |
3 | Hand Lever | JQH-5×48-0021 | Carbon Steel Q235 (Powder-Coated) | 1. Fatigue cracking at the handle base from repeated force application; 2. Coating wear leading to corrosion. | 1. Avoid applying excessive force beyond the lever's design limit; 2. Touch up worn powder coating with anti-rust paint. |
4 | Spring | JQH-5×48-0043 | Spring Steel 60Si2Mn (Heat-Treated) | 1. Elastic fatigue from repeated compression/extension; 2. Corrosion leading to reduced spring force or breakage. | 1. Avoid over-compressing the spring beyond its elastic limit; 2. Keep the spring area clean and dry to prevent corrosion. |
5 | Hoisting Ring Screw | GB825-88 | Alloy Steel 20CrMnTi (Grade 8) | 1. Thread wear from repeated installation/removal; 2. Fatigue failure from overloading or side loading. | 1. Use only for vertical lifting (avoid side loading); 2. Inspect threads for wear before each use. |
6 | Lining Plate | JQH-5×48-0103 | High-Manganese Steel ZGMn13 (Wear-Resistant) | 1. Abrasive wear from contact with lifting cables or debris; 2. Impact damage from heavy load impacts. | 1. Inspect plate thickness regularly (replace if below wear limit); 2. Keep the plate surface clean to reduce abrasive wear. |
7 | Supporting Bracket | JQH-5×48-0102 | Alloy Steel 40Cr (Welded & Heat-Treated) | 1. Weld joint fatigue from continuous vibration; 2. Corrosion leading to structural weakening. | 1. Inspect weld joints for cracks regularly; 2. Apply anti-corrosion paint to the entire bracket surface. |
Procurement Guidance & Technical Support
All parts detailed in this catalog are precision-engineered to match the JQH-5×48 Pneumatic Winch, adhering strictly to GB, JB/ZQ, and original equipment design standards. Selecting these compatible parts is fundamental to safeguarding operational safety, extending equipment service life, and minimizing maintenance costs. Whether you require replacement parts for urgent repairs, spare parts inventory, or technical consultation on part selection and maintenance, we are committed to providing professional solutions.
To fulfill your maintenance and operational needs efficiently, we offer a comprehensive supply of all listed parts. Please contact our sales team with the specific part number(s) and required quantities from this catalog to initiate your procurement. Our technical experts are also available to address any queries related to part installation, wear prevention, and operational optimization, helping you maintain seamless winch performance.
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