16 Jan 2026

JQH Pneumatic Winch Parts List-1

Core Application & Target User Requirements

This parts list is exclusively tailored for theJQH-5×48 Pneumatic Winch, a critical lifting and pulling equipment widely utilized in industrial scenarios such as mining, construction, offshore operations, and warehouse logistics. The target users include professional maintenance engineers, industrial equipment procurement managers, and winch operation teams who demand high-precision, durable replacement parts to ensure uninterrupted winch performance, reduce downtime, and maintain operational safety.

The core purpose of this catalog is to provide a structured, technically accurate reference for users to quickly identify, select, and procure compatible parts for JQH-5×48 Pneumatic Winches. Each part entry includes detailed specifications, material information, wear causes analysis, and preventive maintenance guidelines, serving as both a procurement standard and a technical troubleshooting tool to address common wear and failure issues in practical operation.

Classification of JQH-5×48 Pneumatic Winch Parts

1. Power Transmission Core Components

These components are the backbone of the JQH-5×48 Pneumatic Winch's power transmission system, responsible for converting pneumatic energy into mechanical lifting force. They operate under high torque, cyclic load, and continuous friction, making wear resistance and structural integrity critical to winch efficiency and safety.Application Scenario: Suitable for heavy-load lifting operations in mining shafts and construction sites where stable power transmission is non-negotiable.

No.

Part Name

Part Number/Standard

Material

Main Wear Causes

Preventive Maintenance Guidelines

1

Crankshaft

JQH-5×48-0013

42CrMo Alloy Steel (Quenched & Tempered)

1. Cyclic alternating load leading to fatigue cracking; 2. Insufficient lubrication causing journal wear and scoring.

1. Regularly check lubricating oil quality and replace it according to the maintenance cycle; 2. Monitor vibration and temperature during operation to detect early fatigue signs.

2

Connecting Rod

JQH-5×48-0203

40Cr Alloy Steel (Forged & Heat-Treated)

1. High-pressure impact during piston movement causing rod body deformation; 2. Wear at the small end bushing due to misalignment with the piston pin.

1. Ensure proper assembly alignment between connecting rod, piston, and crankshaft; 2. Inspect the small end bushing clearance regularly and replace if excessive.

3

Piston

JQH-5×48-0201

Aluminum Alloy 6061-T6 (Anodized Surface)

1. Abrasion from contaminated compressed air (containing dust, moisture) leading to surface scratches; 2. Excessive cylinder pressure causing piston top deformation.

1. Install a high-efficiency air filter and dryer in the pneumatic system; 2. Monitor and control the input air pressure within the rated range (avoid overpressure operation).

4

Piston Ring

SD165-04002

Nodular Cast Iron with Graphite Coating

1. Thermal fatigue caused by frequent start-stop and temperature fluctuations; 2. Wear due to insufficient lubrication or abrasive particles in the cylinder.

1. Ensure continuous and sufficient oil supply to the cylinder; 2. Avoid frequent short-cycle start-stop operations; replace piston rings if air leakage is detected.

5

Piston Pin

JQH-5×48-0202

20CrMnTi Alloy Steel (Carburized & Quenched)

1. Sliding friction with the needle roller bearing causing surface wear; 2. Stress concentration at both ends leading to microcracks.

1. Check the needle roller bearing condition regularly (replace if seized or worn); 2. Ensure proper fit clearance between piston pin and piston pin hole.

2. Cylinder & Body Structure Components

These components form the sealed and structural framework of the winch's pneumatic power unit, ensuring airtightness, load-bearing capacity, and stable operation. Poor sealing or structural damage can lead to air leakage, reduced power output, and even safety hazards. Application Scenario: Adaptable to harsh environments with high humidity, dust, or vibration (e.g., offshore oil platforms, mining areas).

No.

Part Name

Part Number/Standard

Material

Main Wear Causes

Preventive Maintenance Guidelines

1

Cylinder Sleeve

JQH-5×48-0001

Alloy Cast Iron with Nitrided Surface (Hardness ≥ HV850)

1. Abrasion from piston ring movement (exacerbated by contaminated lubricating oil); 2. Corrosion caused by moisture in compressed air.

1. Use high-quality anti-corrosion lubricating oil; 2. Regularly drain moisture from the pneumatic system's air tank; inspect cylinder inner wall for scratches periodically.

2

Body

JQH-5×48-0017

Gray Cast Iron HT250 (Resin Sand Casting)

1. Stress cracking due to uneven temperature distribution during operation; 2. Bolt loosening leading to structural vibration and fatigue damage.

1. Avoid sudden temperature changes (e.g., cold start in low-temperature environments without preheating); 2. Regularly check and torque all fixing bolts.

3

Exhaust Cover

JQH-5×48-0048

Aluminum Alloy 5052 (Stamped & Machined)

1. Impact damage from external debris during operation; 2. Seal failure due to aging of the gasket between the cover and the body.

1. Install a protective shield around the exhaust cover in dusty or debris-prone environments; 2. Replace the exhaust cover gasket during regular maintenance.

4

Gasket 1

JQH-5×48-0022

Nitrile Rubber (NBR) with Reinforced Fiber

1. Aging and hardening due to long-term exposure to high temperature and lubricating oil; 2. Damage caused by improper assembly (over-tightening of bolts).

1. Replace gaskets during each major maintenance cycle (or if oil/air leakage is detected); 2. Torque assembly bolts according to the specified torque value to avoid over-compression.

3. Valve Control System Components

These components regulate the flow, pressure, and direction of compressed air in the winch, directly affecting the winch's lifting speed, stability, and operational responsiveness. Precision and sealing performance are key to their functionality; any failure can result in unresponsive control or erratic winch movement. Application Scenario: Critical for precision lifting operations in warehouse logistics and assembly lines where accurate speed control is required.

No.

Part Name

Part Number/Standard

Material

Main Wear Causes

Preventive Maintenance Guidelines

1

Main Valve

JQH-5×48-0019

Stainless Steel 304 (Precision Machined)

1. Wear of valve core and seat due to abrasive particles in compressed air; 2. Sealing ring damage caused by pressure fluctuations.

1. Ensure the pneumatic system's filter is functioning properly (replace filter elements regularly); 2. Stabilize the input air pressure to avoid sudden surges.

2

Main Valve Bush

JQH-5×48-0020

Copper Alloy ZCuSn10Pb1 (Babbitt Alloy Lining)

1. Sliding friction between valve core and bush leading to wear; 2. Lack of lubrication causing dry friction and seizure.

1. Ensure continuous lubrication of the valve system (check oil metering pin functionality); 2. Avoid frequent rapid switching of the main valve to reduce friction.

3

Venting Screw Plug

JQH-5×48-0015

Carbon Steel Q235 with Zinc Plating

1. Thread wear due to frequent disassembly for venting; 2. Corrosion of the sealing surface leading to air leakage.

1. Use a torque wrench when disassembling/assembling to avoid thread damage; 2. Apply anti-corrosion sealant to the thread during assembly.

4

Oil Metering Pin

JQH-5×48-0300

Brass H62 (Precision Ground)

1. Clogging due to impurities in the lubricating oil; 2. Wear of the metering hole leading to inaccurate oil supply.

1. Use filtered lubricating oil of the specified grade; 2. Clean the oil metering pin and metering hole regularly to remove deposits.

4. Fasteners & Retaining Components

These components are responsible for securing and positioning various parts of the winch, ensuring structural integrity and operational stability. They are subjected to vibration, tension, and shear forces during operation; loosening or failure can lead to catastrophic equipment damage. Application Scenario: Essential for all operating environments, especially high-vibration scenarios such as construction sites and offshore operations.

No.

Part Name

Part Number/Standard

Material

Main Wear Causes

Preventive Maintenance Guidelines

1

Rivet 5×46

GB869-86

Aluminum Alloy 5056

1. Fatigue failure due to cyclic vibration; 2. Shear damage caused by misalignment of the connected parts.

1. Inspect rivets regularly for signs of looseness or deformation; 2. Ensure proper alignment of parts before riveting.

2

Rivet 8×90

GB869-86

Carbon Steel Q235 with Zinc Plating

1. Corrosion in humid environments leading to reduced shear strength; 2. Overloading of the connected structure causing rivet shear.

1. Apply anti-corrosion coating to rivets in humid/offshore environments; 2. Avoid operating the winch beyond its rated load to reduce stress on rivets.

3

Screw M10×25

GB70-85

Alloy Steel 4.8 Grade (Zinc Plated)

1. Loosening due to vibration leading to thread wear; 2. Stress corrosion cracking in corrosive environments.

1. Use lock washers or thread-locking adhesive during assembly; 2. Regularly re-torque screws and replace if thread damage is detected.

4

Washer 10

GB93-87

Spring Steel 65Mn (Heat-Treated)

1. Fatigue deformation due to repeated compression; 2. Corrosion leading to reduced elasticity and loss of locking function.

1. Replace washers when they lose elasticity (no rebound after compression); 2. Avoid using washers in direct contact with corrosive substances.

5

Elastic Retainer Ring for Holes 12

GB893.1-86 / GB70-85

Spring Steel 60Si2Mn

1. Elastic fatigue due to repeated assembly/disassembly; 2. Wear of the ring edge caused by contact with rotating parts.

1. Avoid repeated disassembly of the retainer ring (replace if removed multiple times); 2. Ensure the installation groove is clean and free of burrs to prevent abnormal wear.

6

Cotter Pin 2.5×36

GB91-86

Carbon Steel Q215 (Zinc Plated)

1. Bending fatigue due to vibration; 2. Corrosion leading to brittleness and breakage.

1. Check cotter pins regularly for bending or corrosion; replace if damaged; 2. Ensure the cotter pin is fully expanded after assembly to prevent disengagement.

7

Pin B3×16

GB119-86

Carbon Steel 45# (Quenched & Tempered)

1. Shear wear due to relative movement between connected parts; 2. Corrosion leading to reduced shear strength.

1. Lubricate the pin surface regularly to reduce friction; 2. Replace pins if excessive wear or corrosion is detected.

8

Key 6×16

GB1096-79

Alloy Steel 40Cr

1. Shear failure due to overload torque; 2. Wear of the key and keyway due to insufficient fit.

1. Ensure the key and keyway have the correct fit (no excessive clearance); 2. Avoid operating the winch beyond its rated torque to prevent key shear.

5. Auxiliary & Wear-Resistant Components

These components provide auxiliary functions such as lubrication, buffering, and wear reduction, extending the service life of core components and improving overall winch reliability. Their performance directly impacts the maintenance cycle and operational cost of the winch. Application Scenario: Suitable for long-term continuous operation scenarios (e.g., port loading/unloading) where minimizing maintenance downtime is crucial.

No.

Part Name

Part Number/Standard

Material

Main Wear Causes

Preventive Maintenance Guidelines

1

Roller 6×6

GB46561-82

GCr15 Bearing Steel (Quenched)

1. Rolling fatigue due to continuous load; 2. Abrasion caused by dust and debris entering the bearing area.

1. Keep the roller installation area clean; 2. Lubricate the roller regularly with high-temperature bearing grease.

2

Needle Roller Bearing

GB5846-86

GCr15 Bearing Steel + Steel Cage

1. Lack of lubrication leading to dry friction and seizure; 2. Damage to the needle rollers due to impact loads.

1. Ensure sufficient lubrication before operation; 2. Avoid sudden impact loads on the bearing during winch start-up.

3

Pad 1

JQH-5×48-0002

Rubber EPDM (Heat-Resistant)

1. Aging and hardening due to long-term exposure to high temperature and lubricating oil; 2. Compression set caused by continuous pressure.

1. Replace pads during regular maintenance; 2. Avoid over-tightening the fixing bolts to prevent excessive compression.

4

Pad 3

JQH-5×48-0018

Asbestos-Free Friction Material

1. Wear due to friction with moving parts; 2. Degradation due to oil contamination.

1. Inspect pad thickness regularly (replace if below the minimum wear limit); 2. Avoid oil leakage onto the pad surface.

5

Balance Weight

JQH-5×48-0034

Gray Cast Iron HT200

1. Corrosion in humid environments leading to weight loss; 2. Impact damage from external collisions.

1. Apply anti-corrosion paint to the balance weight surface; 2. Install a protective guard around the balance weight in high-risk areas.

6

Sealing Washer for Screw Plugs 16×20

JB/ZQ4454-86

Fluorine Rubber (FKM) (Oil & High-Temperature Resistant)

1. Aging and cracking due to high temperature and chemical corrosion from lubricating oil; 2. Damage caused by improper assembly.

1. Replace sealing washers during each screw plug disassembly; 2. Ensure the washer is correctly positioned and not twisted during assembly.

7

Curved Flat Piece

JQH-5×48-0037

Carbon Steel Q235 (Punched & Bent)

1. Fatigue deformation due to cyclic load; 2. Corrosion leading to reduced structural strength.

1. Inspect for deformation regularly; replace if bent; 2. Apply anti-rust coating in corrosive environments.

8

Retainer Ring 1

JQH-5×48-0035

Spring Steel 65Mn

1. Elastic fatigue due to repeated expansion and contraction; 2. Wear of the contact surface with other components.

1. Avoid repeated disassembly; replace if elasticity is lost; 2. Ensure the installation groove is smooth to reduce wear.

9

Capstan Nut

JQH-5×48-0033

Alloy Steel 45# (Thread Rolled)

1. Thread wear due to frequent adjustment and vibration; 2. Corrosion leading to thread seizure.

1. Lubricate the thread regularly with anti-seize lubricant; 2. Avoid over-tightening or loosening the nut excessively.

10

Connector

JQH-5×48-0032

Brass H62

1. Thread wear due to repeated assembly; 2. Corrosion in humid or corrosive environments.

1. Use a torque wrench for assembly to avoid thread damage; 2. Apply anti-corrosion tape to the thread in harsh environments.

Procurement & Technical Support Guidance

All parts listed in this catalog are 100% compatible with the JQH-5×48 Pneumatic Winch, manufactured in strict accordance with the specified standards (GB, JB/ZQ) and original design requirements. Choosing genuine and compatible parts is critical to ensuring the winch's operational safety, efficiency, and service life. Whether you need to replace worn components, stock up on spare parts for maintenance, or address technical issues related to part selection and installation, we are ready to provide professional support.

To meet your urgent maintenance and operational needs, we offer a comprehensive supply of the above parts. Please contact our sales team with the part number and required quantity from this catalog to initiate your procurement. Our team of technical experts is also available to answer any questions regarding part installation, wear prevention, and maintenance best practices, helping you minimize downtime and optimize equipment performance.

 

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