15 Feb 2026

SJ Petro ZJ40 Seven Bank Valve Lines Accessories Catalog (Model: Z07060000012AA)

Core Purpose & Equipment Adaptation

This catalog is exclusively customized for the Seven Bank Valve Lines (Model: Z07060000012AA) of the SJ Petro ZJ40 Drilling Rig. It addresses the segmented needs of drilling engineering teams, maintenance technicians, and procurement personnel—providing accurate part models, reliable material specifications, practical wear prevention guidance, and professional fault handling references. All parts fully comply with API 6D and EN 12516-1 standards for valve and pipeline components, ensuring perfect compatibility, tight sealing, and safe operation in harsh oil and gas drilling scenarios. Choosing these accessories avoids costly equipment downtime caused by mismatched or low-quality parts, effectively reducing maintenance costs and improving overall drilling efficiency.

Accessories Classification & Detailed Specifications

1. Main Valve Line Components (Core Functional Parts)

These are the core components of the seven bank valve lines, responsible for controlling the flow, pressure, and direction of hydraulic oil in the SJ Petro ZJ40 drilling rig’s hydraulic system. In harsh drilling environments, they are prone to wear, leakage, or functional failure due to high-pressure operation, hydraulic oil contamination, and frequent switching. High-quality materials and precision processing ensure stable performance, complying with API 6D standards, and avoiding unplanned downtime that disrupts drilling progress.

No.

Part Name

Part Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Usage Precautions

1

Seven bank valve lines

Z07060000012AA

High-strength carbon steel alloy (45# steel), precision forged, surface anti-corrosion treated (hot-dip galvanizing)

1. Long-term high-pressure hydraulic oil circulation causes pipeline wall fatigue and thinning; 2. Hydraulic oil contamination (impurities, moisture) leads to internal wear and corrosion; 3. Improper installation causes uneven stress and connection leakage.

1. Regularly filter hydraulic oil to keep it clean (particle size ≤ 10μm) and replace filters every 6 months; 2. Check pipeline connections quarterly for looseness or oil seepage; 3. Avoid bending, colliding, or heavy pressure on the pipeline during operation and transportation.

2. Support & Operating Components (Stabilizing & Control Parts)

Support components fix and stabilize the seven bank valve lines, ensuring structural integrity during high-vibration drilling operations, while operating components (handle assembly) allow technicians to control valve opening and closing accurately and smoothly. Poor support will lead to valve line displacement, leakage, or even pipeline damage; handle assembly failure will result in inability to operate the valve, halting drilling work. These parts are designed to withstand harsh working conditions and ensure easy, reliable operation.

No.

Part Name

Part Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Usage Precautions

1

Support

Z07060600051AA

Carbon steel (Q235B), precision machined, surface galvanized for anti-corrosion and wear resistance

1. Long-term vibration during drilling causes fixing bolt loosening and support deformation; 2. External collision (drilling tools, debris) leads to structural damage; 3. Corrosion from underground moisture, dust, and drilling fluid reduces structural strength.

1. Check and tighten fixing bolts weekly to ensure firm installation; 2. Install a protective baffle around the support to avoid collision; 3. Clean the support surface regularly with a dry cloth to prevent dust and moisture accumulation.

2

Handle assembly

Z07060700005AA

Aluminum alloy (6061-T6) handle + carbon steel (45#) connecting shaft, surface anodized for anti-corrosion

1. Frequent operation causes wear at the connection between the handle and connecting shaft; 2. External impact (falling debris) leads to handle bending, fracture, or connecting shaft deformation; 3. Long-term exposure to sunlight, rain, and high temperature accelerates material aging.

1. Operate the handle smoothly, avoid excessive force or sudden switching; 2. Install a protective cover for the handle when the drilling rig is not in use; 3. Check the connection for looseness monthly and apply lubricating grease to reduce wear.

3. Nameplates (Identification & Maintenance Auxiliary Parts)

Nameplates provide critical information for the seven bank valve lines, including valve type (E valve, C valve), part model, and maintenance specifications, which are essential for quick identification during routine maintenance, part replacement, and troubleshooting. Missing, worn, or illegible nameplates will cause confusion, extend maintenance time, and increase the risk of wrong part replacement. These nameplates are designed to be corrosion-resistant, wear-resistant, and easy to identify.

No.

Part Name

Part Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Usage Precautions

1

Nameplate(E valve)

P6300169AA

Stainless steel (304), surface etched with logo and information, corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant

1. External friction (drilling tools, cloth) causes logo wear and illegibility; 2. Corrosion from moisture, drilling fluid, and harsh environment; 3. Rivet loosening leads to nameplate detachment and damage.

1. Clean the nameplate regularly with a soft cloth (avoid hard scrapers) to remove dust and oil stains; 2. Check rivets monthly for looseness and re-rivet if needed; 3. Avoid direct friction between the nameplate and other hard objects.

2

Nameplate(C valve)

P6302570AA

Stainless steel (304), surface etched, high-temperature resistant and corrosion-resistant

1. Long-term exposure to high temperature (near hydraulic components) causes color fading and logo blurring; 2. Corrosion from hydraulic oil leakage and moisture; 3. External impact leads to nameplate deformation.

1. Avoid installing the nameplate in areas directly exposed to high-temperature components; 2. Wipe off spilled hydraulic oil on the nameplate immediately; 3. Replace the nameplate if it is severely deformed or illegible.

3

Nameplate(seven bank valve)

P6300170AA

Stainless steel (304), surface etched, thickened design for enhanced durability

1. Long-term outdoor exposure (sunlight, rain, wind and sand) causes surface oxidation and logo wear; 2. Corrosion from underground moisture and drilling fluid; 3. Improper maintenance (hard cleaning tools) causes scratches.

1. Clean the nameplate with a neutral detergent and soft cloth; 2. Apply a thin layer of anti-rust oil annually to enhance corrosion resistance; 3. Check the nameplate’s integrity during routine maintenance.

4. Fasteners (Fixing & Securing Parts)

Fasteners (bolts, nuts, washers, rivets) are critical for securing valve lines, supports, nameplates, and other components, ensuring structural stability during high-pressure, high-vibration drilling operations. Loosening, wear, or corrosion of fasteners will lead to component displacement, oil leakage, or detachment, posing safety risks and halting drilling work. All parts adopt standard specifications, comply with ISO 898-1 standards, and are fully compatible with SJ Petro ZJ40 seven bank valve lines.

No.

Part Name

Part Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Usage Precautions

1

Bolt

P1300190AA

High-strength steel (10.9 grade), heat-treated, surface anti-rust treated (electroplating)

1. Frequent disassembly and assembly during maintenance causes thread wear; 2. Vibration during drilling leads to loosening and secondary thread wear; 3. Corrosion from moisture and drilling fluid causes thread rust and jamming.

1. Use a torque wrench to tighten to the specified torque (refer to SJ Petro ZJ40 maintenance manual); 2. Apply anti-rust grease to the thread after disassembly for reuse; 3. Replace immediately if thread damage or severe rust is found.

2

Flat nut M24X1.5

4317000524

Carbon steel (45# steel), heat-treated, surface galvanized

1. Thread wear caused by frequent disassembly and assembly; 2. Corrosion from moisture and dust causes rust and jamming; 3. Over-tightening during installation causes thread deformation.

1. Clean the thread before installation to remove dust and rust; 2. Do not over-tighten to avoid thread damage; 3. Store in a sealed, dry container when not in use.

3

Bolt M10X95

4309300010

High-strength steel (8.8 grade), heat-treated, surface galvanized

1. Long-term high tension causes thread deformation; 2. Vibration during drilling leads to loosening and wear; 3. Corrosion from underground moisture causes rust and reduced tensile strength.

1. Tighten in a diagonal order for uniform force distribution; 2. Install a washer to enhance stability and prevent loosening; 3. Check and re-tighten monthly during drilling operations.

4

Nut M10

4313000010

Carbon steel (4.8 grade), surface galvanized

1. Thread wear caused by frequent disassembly; 2. Corrosion leads to rust and jamming; 3. Small size makes it prone to loss or damage during installation.

1. Store in a small sealed box when not in use to avoid loss; 2. Clean the thread before installation; 3. Replace if thread damage or rust is found.

5

Washer 10

4300810095

Carbon steel, surface galvanized, thin-walled design for shock absorption

1. Long-term compression leads to deformation and loss of shock absorption performance; 2. Corrosion causes rust and breakage; 3. Improper installation (reverse placement) causes uneven force and damage.

1. Check the washer for deformation before reuse; 2. Ensure correct installation direction (smooth side facing the nut); 3. Replace if rust or deformation is found.

6

Rivet for nameplate 3X5

4315003005

Aluminum alloy, surface anti-corrosion treated, lightweight and easy to install

1. Improper installation (excessive riveting force) causes bending or deformation; 2. Corrosion from moisture leads to loosening and detachment; 3. External friction causes surface wear and rivet head damage.

1. Use a matching rivet gun for installation, avoid excessive force; 2. Check the nameplate monthly for rivet looseness; 3. Clean the rivet surface regularly to prevent corrosion.

7

Bolt M8X16

4309300008

Carbon steel (4.8 grade), surface galvanized

1. Thread wear caused by frequent disassembly; 2. Vibration leads to loosening and secondary wear; 3. Corrosion causes rust and jamming.

1. Tighten appropriately, avoid over-tightening; 2. Check and re-tighten weekly during drilling operations; 3. Apply a small amount of anti-rust grease to the thread.

8

Nut M8

4313000008

Carbon steel (4.8 grade), surface galvanized

1. Thread wear caused by frequent disassembly; 2. Corrosion leads to rust and jamming; 3. External impact causes nut deformation.

1. Clean the thread before installation; 2. Avoid dropping the nut on hard ground to prevent deformation; 3. Replace if thread damage or deformation is found.

9

Washer 8

4301308016

Carbon steel, surface galvanized, high toughness

1. Long-term compression leads to fatigue deformation; 2. Corrosion causes rust and breakage; 3. Friction with adjacent components causes wear.

1. Replace the washer when reusing the bolt to ensure stability; 2. Check for rust and deformation before installation; 3. Store in a dry place to avoid corrosion.

5. Pipeline Connectors & Bushings (Connecting & Adapting Parts)

These components (bushings, fittings, elbows, tees, subs) connect valve lines, hoses, and gauges, ensuring tight sealing and smooth hydraulic oil flow. Bushings and subs adapt different thread sizes to ensure compatibility between components, while elbows and tees change the direction of hydraulic oil transmission to fit the drilling rig’s structural layout. Poor sealing or improper adaptation will cause hydraulic oil leakage, reduce system pressure, and damage equipment. All parts adopt NPT and standard thread specifications, complying with ANSI/ASME B1.20.1 standards.

No.

Part Name

Part Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Usage Precautions

1

Bushing

P2200957AA

Carbon steel (45# steel), precision threaded, heat-treated for enhanced hardness

1. Thread wear caused by frequent disassembly and assembly; 2. Over-tightening during installation causes thread damage; 3. Corrosion from hydraulic oil and moisture causes rust and jamming.

1. Use a torque wrench for installation to avoid over-tightening; 2. Apply thread sealant to enhance sealing performance; 3. Clean the thread before installation to remove dust and rust.

2

Z3/8"X1/4" bushing

QBJ10010302

Carbon steel (45# steel), precision threaded, surface anti-rust treated

1. Thread wear caused by hydraulic oil leakage and corrosion; 2. Improper installation causes thread deformation; 3. Long-term high pressure leads to seal failure.

1. Check for oil leakage monthly and re-tighten if needed; 2. Replace immediately if thread damage is found; 3. Ensure the bushing is fully seated during installation.

3

M27X2-Z1/2" fitting

QBJ6012704

Carbon steel (45# steel), surface galvanized, precision threaded

1. High hydraulic pressure causes thread deformation; 2. Vibration leads to loosening and wear; 3. Corrosion causes rust and jamming.

1. Check the fitting for looseness weekly during drilling operations; 2. Apply anti-rust grease to the thread to prevent corrosion; 3. Do not exceed the maximum rated pressure of the fitting.

4

Z1"X1/2" bushing

QBJ10010804

Carbon steel (45# steel), precision threaded, heat-treated

1. Thread wear caused by frequent disassembly; 2. Over-tightening leads to thread damage; 3. Corrosion from hydraulic oil causes rust.

1. Tighten to the specified torque using a torque wrench; 2. Apply thread sealant to enhance sealing; 3. Clean the bushing after disassembly for reuse.

5

Z1" elbow

QBJ6140808

Carbon steel (45# steel), precision machined, surface anti-corrosion treated

1. Hydraulic oil impact causes wear at the elbow joint; 2. External collision leads to elbow deformation and leakage; 3. Corrosion causes rust and reduced structural strength.

1. Avoid collision with the elbow during operation and transportation; 2. Check the elbow joint for leakage monthly; 3. Replace if deformation or severe corrosion is found.

6

Z1"X40 sub

QBJ11010840

Carbon steel (45# steel), precision threaded, heat-treated

1. Thread wear caused by high-pressure hydraulic oil flow; 2. Vibration leads to loosening and leakage; 3. Corrosion causes rust and jamming.

1. Check for leakage monthly and re-tighten if needed; 2. Apply anti-rust grease to the thread; 3. Replace if thread damage is found.

7

M39X2-Z1" fitting

QBJ6013908

Carbon steel (45# steel), surface galvanized, precision threaded

1. Thread wear caused by frequent disassembly; 2. Corrosion leads to rust and jamming; 3. Over-tightening causes thread damage.

1. Use a torque wrench for installation; 2. Apply thread sealant to enhance sealing; 3. Replace if thread damage or rust is found.

8

M14X1.5-Z1/4" gauge bushing

QBJ10130214

Stainless steel (304), corrosion-resistant, high-precision threading

1. Thread wear caused by frequent gauge replacement; 2. Corrosion from moisture and dust; 3. Improper installation causes seal failure.

1. Tighten gently during installation to avoid thread damage; 2. Clean the bushing before connecting the gauge; 3. Protect the bushing from dust and moisture when not in use.

9

Z3/8" tee

QBJ806030303

Carbon steel (45# steel), precision machined, surface anti-rust treated

1. Hydraulic oil impact causes wear at the tee joints; 2. Uneven pressure leads to deformation; 3. Corrosion causes rust and leakage.

1. Check the tee joints for leakage monthly; 2. Ensure uniform pressure in the hydraulic system; 3. Replace if deformation or corrosion is found.

10

Z1/2"X3/8" bushing

QBJ10010403

Carbon steel (45# steel), precision threaded, heat-treated

1. Thread wear caused by frequent disassembly; 2. Hydraulic oil leakage leads to corrosion; 3. Over-tightening causes thread damage.

1. Apply thread sealant before installation; 2. Tighten to the specified torque; 3. Check for leakage after installation.

11

Z3/8"X32 sub

QBJ11010332

Carbon steel (45# steel), precision threaded, surface anti-corrosion treated

1. Thread wear caused by high-pressure hydraulic oil; 2. Vibration leads to loosening and wear; 3. Corrosion causes rust and jamming.

1. Check the sub for looseness weekly; 2. Apply anti-rust grease to the thread; 3. Replace if thread damage is found.

12

M16X1.5-Z3/8" fitting

QBJ5011603

Carbon steel (45# steel), surface galvanized, precision threaded

1. Thread wear caused by frequent disassembly; 2. Corrosion leads to rust and jamming; 3. External impact causes fitting damage.

1. Avoid collision with the fitting; 2. Clean the thread before installation; 3. Replace if damage or rust is found.

13

Z3/4"X3/8" bushing

QBJ10010603

Carbon steel (45# steel), precision threaded, heat-treated

1. Thread wear caused by over-tightening; 2. Hydraulic oil corrosion leads to rust; 3. Frequent disassembly causes thread damage.

1. Use a torque wrench for installation; 2. Apply thread sealant to enhance sealing; 3. Replace if thread damage is found.

14

M16X1.5-Z3/8" fitting

QBJ6011603

Carbon steel (45# steel), surface galvanized, precision threaded

1. Thread wear caused by frequent disassembly; 2. Vibration leads to loosening and wear; 3. Corrosion causes rust and jamming.

1. Check the fitting for looseness monthly; 2. Apply anti-rust grease to the thread; 3. Replace if thread damage is found.

15

Z3/4"X1/2" bushing

QBJ10010604

Carbon steel (45# steel), precision threaded, heat-treated

1. Thread wear caused by hydraulic oil leakage and corrosion; 2. Over-tightening causes thread damage; 3. Improper installation causes thread deformation.

1. Check for leakage monthly; 2. Tighten to the specified torque; 3. Replace if thread damage is found.

16

Z1/2"X42 sub

QBJ11010442

Carbon steel (45# steel), precision threaded, surface anti-corrosion treated

1. Thread wear caused by high-pressure hydraulic oil; 2. Vibration leads to loosening and leakage; 3. Corrosion causes rust and jamming.

1. Check the sub for leakage monthly; 2. Apply anti-rust grease to the thread; 3. Replace if thread damage is found.

17

M27X2-Z1/2" fitting

QBJ5012704

Carbon steel (45# steel), surface galvanized, precision threaded

1. Thread wear caused by frequent disassembly; 2. High pressure causes thread deformation; 3. Corrosion leads to rust and jamming.

1. Use a torque wrench for installation; 2. Do not exceed the maximum rated pressure; 3. Replace if thread damage or rust is found.

18

Z1/2" tee

QBJ806040404

Carbon steel (45# steel), precision machined, surface anti-rust treated

1. Hydraulic oil impact causes wear at the tee joints; 2. Uneven pressure leads to deformation; 3. Corrosion causes rust and leakage.

1. Check the tee joints for leakage monthly; 2. Ensure uniform pressure in the hydraulic system; 3. Replace if deformation or corrosion is found.

6. Hose Assemblies (Flexible Connecting Parts)

Hose assemblies connect fixed seven bank valve lines to other moving components (e.g., hydraulic cylinders, pumps) in the SJ Petro ZJ40 drilling rig, providing flexible hydraulic oil transmission while absorbing vibration from drilling operations. They are critical for ensuring the mobility and reliability of the valve line system. In harsh drilling environments, hoses are prone to wear, aging, or bursting due to high pressure, friction with other components, and exposure to harsh weather (sunlight, rain, high temperature). These hoses are designed to withstand high pressure and wear, complying with SAE 100R17 standards.

No.

Part Name

Part Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Usage Precautions

1

Hose assembly 8Ⅰ-600

1101002012

Synthetic rubber inner tube (oil-resistant), high-strength steel wire braid reinforcement, polyurethane outer cover (wear-resistant)

1. Friction with other components (pipeline, support) causes outer cover wear and cracking; 2. High hydraulic pressure (exceeding rated pressure) leads to hose bursting; 3. Long-term exposure to sunlight and high temperature accelerates rubber aging.

1. Avoid bending the hose at sharp angles (bending radius ≥ 5 times the hose diameter); 2. Check the hose surface for wear, cracks, or bulges monthly; 3. Replace hoses every 12 months or if damage is found.

2

Hose assembly 8Ⅰ-800

1101002016

Nitrile rubber inner tube (high oil resistance), multi-layer steel wire braid reinforcement, wear-resistant outer cover

1. Excessive stretching or bending causes steel wire reinforcement damage; 2. Hydraulic oil contamination (impurities) causes inner tube corrosion; 3. External impact (falling debris) leads to hose damage.

1. Ensure the hose is not stretched beyond its rated length during installation; 2. Replace hydraulic oil on schedule to prevent inner tube corrosion; 3. Install a protective sleeve at the hose’s friction points.

3

Hose assembly 16Ⅱ-600

1101009032

Nitrile rubber inner tube, high-strength steel wire braid reinforcement (double layer), polyurethane outer cover (anti-aging)

1. Long-term high-pressure operation causes fatigue of the steel wire reinforcement; 2. Friction with the ground or other components causes outer cover wear; 3. Rubber aging leads to inner tube cracking and leakage.

1. Check the hose’s working pressure regularly to ensure it does not exceed the rated pressure; 2. Avoid dragging the hose on the ground; 3. Store the hose in a cool, dry place when the drilling rig is not in use.

On-site Fault Maintenance Case

Case 1: A drilling team encountered frequent hydraulic oil leakage in the SJ Petro ZJ40 drilling rig’s seven bank valve lines (Z07060000012AA) during oil exploration operations, leading to reduced system pressure and slow valve operation, which seriously affected drilling efficiency. On-site inspection found that the Z3/8"X1/4" bushing (QBJ10010302) had severe thread wear and loose connection, and the Z1/2"X3/8" bushing (QBJ10010403) was corroded, causing oil leakage at the connections. Additionally, the washer 10 (4300810095) was deformed, failing to provide effective sealing. The root cause was frequent disassembly of the bushings during routine maintenance, leading to thread wear, and failure to replace worn washers and corroded bushings on schedule. The solution was to replace the worn, corroded bushings and deformed washers with the matching models in this catalog, apply thread sealant to the bushings, and tighten them to the specified torque. After reassembly, the hydraulic pressure returned to normal, and no leakage occurred within the subsequent 3 months. This case highlights the importance of replacing worn connecting parts and fasteners on schedule and using proper installation methods.

This maintenance process complies with the fault handling guidelines for hydraulic pipeline leakage specified in API 6D and EN 12516-1, ensuring the safety and reliability of the equipment after maintenance.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

No.

Questions

Answers

1

Are all these accessories fully compatible with the SJ Petro ZJ40 seven bank valve lines (Z07060000012AA)?

Yes, all accessories are specially designed and produced for the SJ Petro ZJ40 seven bank valve lines (model: Z07060000012AA). Each part’s model and size strictly match the original equipment, ensuring perfect compatibility. They also comply with API 6D and EN 12516-1 standards, guaranteeing stable connection, tight sealing, and safe operation in harsh drilling environments.

2

How often should key wearing parts (hoses, bushings, sealing-related parts) be replaced to avoid valve line failure?

Under normal drilling conditions (8 hours a day, 5 days a week), hose assemblies should be replaced every 12 months, bushings and fittings every 10-12 months (depending on disassembly frequency), and washers every 6 months. If working in harsh environments (high dust, high temperature, frequent high-pressure operations), shorten the replacement cycle by 30% to prevent unexpected leakage or failure.

3

What should I do if the seven bank valve lines fail to operate smoothly or have abnormal noise?

First, stop the equipment immediately and cut off the hydraulic supply to avoid further damage. Then check three key points: 1. Whether the handle assembly is loose or worn (causing stuck operation); 2. Whether bushings/fittings are loose or blocked (causing uneven oil flow and noise); 3. Whether the hydraulic oil is contaminated or insufficient (causing poor lubrication). Tighten loose components, replace worn parts with matching models from this catalog, clean blocked components, and replace/top up hydraulic oil before resuming operation.

Procurement Guide

All accessories in this catalog are made of high-quality materials, processed with precision, and fully comply with the safety and performance requirements of the SJ Petro ZJ40 seven bank valve lines (Z07060000012AA). They effectively solve the common problems of inferior accessories—short service life, easy damage, mismatching, and poor sealing—helping you reduce maintenance costs, avoid costly downtime, and ensure the continuous and stable operation of your drilling equipment. Whether you need to replace worn parts, perform routine maintenance, or reserve spare parts for emergencies, we provide comprehensive support. Please select the required accessories according to the part name and model in the catalog and contact us for procurement. We are committed to providing you with high-quality products and professional technical guidance, helping you improve drilling efficiency and reduce operational risks.

 

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