04 Feb 2026

Liner Water Retaining Components

Core Application & Target User Demand

These liner water retaining components are specifically compatible with high-pressure reciprocating pump fluid end assemblies (matching NB005.06.00) and industrial cylinder liner systems. They serve oilfield drilling, mining, and heavy-duty manufacturing enterprises, addressing segmented needs of water/fluid separation, component protection, and structural positioning. The parts resolve key pain points like water intrusion, component misalignment, and fastener loosening, safeguarding cylinder liners and extending pump system service life.

1. Liner Water Retaining Core Components

High-reliability liner water retaining core components are critical for fluid separation in cylinder liner systems, solving water intrusion damage to pump internals. Suitable for harsh industrial scenarios, they fix and guide fluid flow, prevent water leakage into key components, and comply with industrial precision standards, ensuring stable pump operation.

No.

Product Name

Model/Standard

Material

Main Wear Causes

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Liner water retaining device 1

NB004.06.12.00

Carbon steel (Q235) with anti-corrosion plating, integrated structure for cylinder liner water separation

1. Corrosion from long-term water contact; 2. Wear from vibration-induced friction; 3. Deformation from improper installation alignment.

1. Inspect for rust monthly and touch up anti-corrosion coating; 2. Ensure precise alignment during installation; 3. Clean water residues regularly to reduce corrosion.

2

Liner water retaining barrel assembly

NB004.06.12.01.00

Stainless steel (304), precision-machined barrel structure for fluid containment and guidance

1. Internal wear from fluid scouring; 2. Sealing surface damage from debris; 3. Weld fatigue from system vibration.

1. Filter fluids to remove abrasive particles; 2. Inspect welds quarterly for cracks; 3. Flush the barrel monthly to reduce fluid residue buildup.

3

Liner water receiving barrel assembly

NB004.06.12.03.00

Stainless steel (304), designed for water collection and diversion in cylinder liner systems

1. Corrosion from chemical contaminants in water; 2. Clogging from debris accumulation; 3. Deformation from pressure surges.

1. Monitor water quality and remove contaminants; 2. Clean the barrel interior monthly; 3. Avoid sudden pressure spikes in the fluid system.

4

Liner water retaining barrel assembly

NB004.06.13.01.00

Stainless steel (304), identical material and performance to NB004.06.12.01.00 for interchangeable use

1. Wear from misalignment with matching components; 2. Corrosion in high-humidity environments; 3. Surface damage from improper handling during replacement.

1. Verify component alignment before installation; 2. Store in dry areas when not in use; 3. Handle with care to avoid surface scratches.

5

Liner water receiving barrel assembly

NB004.06.13.03.00

Stainless steel (304), compatible with NB004.06.13.01.00 for consistent water collection performance

1. Wear from repeated fluid impact; 2. Sealing edge damage from debris; 3. Corrosion from saltwater (in coastal oilfields).

1. Install a pre-filter to reduce debris; 2. Inspect sealing edges for damage quarterly; 3. Apply anti-corrosion grease in coastal environments.

2. Fastening & Positioning Components

High-strength fastening and positioning components ensure stable installation of liner water retaining parts, solving misalignment and loosening caused by pump vibration. Complying with ASME and GB standards, they provide precise positioning and reliable fixation, suit harsh industrial scenarios, and facilitate easy maintenance.

No.

Product Name

Model/Standard

Material

Main Wear Causes

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Hexagon bolt: 1/4’’-20×1/2’’

ASME B18.2.1

Alloy steel (8.8 grade), quenched and tempered, compliant with ASME B18.2.1 for light-load fastening

1. Thread wear from repeated assembly; 2. Fatigue fracture from continuous vibration; 3. Corrosion from water seepage.

1. Use torque wrenches (30-35N·m) for precise tightening; 2. Apply thread sealant to prevent water intrusion; 3. Replace if threads are stripped or corroded.

2

Hexagon bolt: 5/16’’-18×5/8’’

ASME B18.2.1

Alloy steel (8.8 grade), higher tensile strength for medium-load fixation of water retaining components

1. Bolt head damage from improper tool use; 2. Thread seizure from corrosion; 3. Over-tightening leading to rod deformation.

1. Use matching hex tools to avoid head stripping; 2. Apply anti-seize agent in wet environments; 3. Tighten to specified torque (45-50N·m).

3

Screw 5/16’’-18×1 5/8’’

ASME B18.3

Alloy steel (8.8 grade), compliant with ASME B18.3 for precise component positioning and fixation

1. Thread wear from misalignment during installation; 2. Fatigue from vibration; 3. Corrosion from high humidity.

1. Align screw holes precisely before installation; 2. Inspect for thread wear monthly; 3. Lubricate threads with anti-rust grease quarterly.

4

Positioning screw

NB004.06.12.02

Carbon steel (45#), precision-threaded for accurate alignment of water retaining components

1. Wear from repeated adjustment; 2. Thread damage from over-tightening; 3. Corrosion from water contact.

1. Adjust only to required positioning torque; 2. Clean threads after adjustment; 3. Apply anti-corrosion coating to exposed parts.

5

Spring washer 8

GB/T93

Spring steel (65Mn), tempered, compliant with GB/T93 for anti-vibration locking of 1/4’’ bolts

1. Elasticity loss from long-term compression; 2. Corrosion leading to breakage; 3. Deformation from excessive bolt torque.

1. Replace every 4 assembly cycles; 2. Store in dry, sealed containers; 3. Match with 1/4’’ bolts to ensure proper compression.

6

Spring washer 10

GB/T93

Spring steel (65Mn), tempered, compliant with GB/T93 for anti-vibration locking of 5/16’’ bolts

1. Fatigue breakage from continuous vibration; 2. Corrosion from water and humidity; 3. Elasticity loss from over-compression.

1. Inspect for cracks monthly; 2. Replace if elasticity decreases; 3. Ensure compatibility with 5/16’’ bolts to avoid misfit.

3. Sealing & Buffering Components

Durable sealing and buffering components enhance the water retaining system’s leak-proof performance, solving water seepage and component wear caused by friction. Suitable for wet industrial environments, they provide auxiliary sealing and vibration buffering, ensuring long-term reliability of the liner water retaining system.

No.

Product Name

Model/Standard

Material

Main Wear Causes

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Felt

NB004.06.12.04

Industrial wool felt, oil-impregnated for sealing and dust-proofing in water retaining systems

1. Degradation from long-term water immersion; 2. Clogging from dust and debris; 3. Wear from friction with moving components.

1. Replace every 3 months or if water-soaked; 2. Clean surrounding areas to reduce debris; 3. Reimpregnate with industrial oil quarterly.

2

Felt

NB004.06.13.02

Industrial wool felt, identical to NB004.06.12.04 for interchangeable sealing and buffering

1. Wear from misalignment with matching parts; 2. Deterioration from chemical contaminants; 3. Hardening from dry conditions.

1. Ensure proper fit during installation; 2. Avoid contact with corrosive fluids; 3. Keep felt slightly oiled to prevent hardening.

On-Site Fault Maintenance Cases

Case 1: Water Intrusion Due to Felt Degradation

An oilfield reported water intrusion into the cylinder liner system, damaging internal components. Inspection found NB004.06.12.04 felt was water-soaked and degraded, losing sealing performance. Replacing the felt and reimpregnating with industrial oil resolved the issue; implementing monthly felt inspections reduced similar faults by 90%, complying with industrial sealing protection standards.

Case 2: Component Misalignment From Positioning Screw Wear

A mining plant’s liner water retaining barrel was misaligned, causing fluid leakage. Root cause: NB004.06.12.02 positioning screw had excessive thread wear from repeated adjustments. Replacing the screw and aligning components per assembly specifications restored stability; quarterly screw inspections prevented recurrence, adhering to precision positioning requirements.

FAQ

No.

Questions

Answers

1

Are NB004.06.12.01.00 and NB004.06.13.01.00 interchangeable?

Yes, both liner water retaining barrel assemblies use 304 stainless steel and have identical dimensions, making them fully interchangeable for NB005.06.00 fluid end assemblies, ensuring consistent performance.

2

How often should felt components be replaced?

Replace felt every 3 months under normal wet working conditions; shorten to 1-2 months in high-humidity or debris-heavy environments. Reimpregnate with industrial oil quarterly to maintain sealing and buffering performance.

3

Can standard ASME B18.2.1 bolts replace the original hexagon bolts?

Yes, as long as the replacement bolts match the size (1/4’’-20×1/2’’, 5/16’’-18×5/8’’) and 8.8 grade, they comply with ASME B18.2.1 and are fully compatible, ensuring reliable fixation.

Procurement Guide

All liner water retaining components comply with ASME B18.2.1, ASME B18.3, and GB/T93 standards, featuring precise dimensional tolerance, excellent corrosion resistance, and reliable sealing/positioning performance. They address core pain points like water intrusion, misalignment, and fastener loosening, safeguarding cylinder liner systems in oilfield, mining, and heavy-duty industrial environments. Each part undergoes strict quality testing to meet industrial precision and durability requirements, delivering long-term operational value and reducing maintenance costs. We provide full-model compatibility support and professional technical guidance for installation and maintenance—choose our components to enhance system reliability and avoid unplanned downtime. Welcome to initiate procurement inquiries.

 

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