Core Purpose & Equipment Adaptation
All parts listed are exclusively designed and fully compatible with the ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig, with the core component being the spinner lines (Model: Z08180000001AA). They cater to the segmented needs of drilling operators, maintenance technicians, and procurement personnel: operators rely on them for stable spinner operation, technicians need practical maintenance and fault-solving guidance, and buyers require accurate, compatible procurement references. As a key part of the ZJ40’s hydraulic control system, spinner lines transmit hydraulic pressure to drive the spinner’s rotation, directly affecting drilling efficiency, equipment stability, and on-site safety. Poor part quality, mismatch, or improper maintenance can cause leakage, pressure loss, and spinner jamming—leading to costly downtime. All parts comply with API Spec 7K, ISO 4394-1, and GB/T 3766-2015 standards, ensuring reliability, durability, and industry compliance.
Part Classification & Detailed Specifications
1. Core Spinner Lines
The Z08180000001AA spinner lines are the core transmission component of the ZJ40’s spinner system, responsible for delivering stable high-pressure hydraulic fluid to drive the spinner’s smooth and efficient rotation. On harsh drilling sites, dust, drilling fluid corrosion, and long-term vibration can cause line wear, leakage, and blockage—disrupting drilling operations. Made of high-strength, anti-corrosion materials, they ensure continuous, leak-proof transmission and strong adaptability to harsh working conditions.
Serial No. | Part Name | Part Model | Material | Main Wear Reasons | Precautions for Avoiding Damage |
1 | Spinner lines | Z08180000001AA | High-pressure seamless steel pipe, outer anti-corrosion epoxy coating, inner wall polished, tensile strength ≥ 830MPa, pressure-bearing capacity ≤ 25MPa, compliant with API Spec 7K and ISO 4394-1 | 1. Coating damage and pipe wall corrosion caused by contact with drilling fluid; 2. Fatigue cracking from long-term high-frequency vibration during drilling; 3. Pipe deformation and wear from collision with drilling tools. | 1. Clean the line surface promptly after contact with drilling fluid and reapply anti-corrosion paint if needed; 2. Avoid collision with drilling tools by installing protective sleeves; 3. Conduct monthly inspections for deformation or leakage. |
2. Hose & Copper Pipe Assemblies
Hose assemblies (6mm) and copper pipe assemblies (10mm, 48mm) are flexible and fixed transmission components for spinner lines, connecting the core lines to the spinner and other hydraulic components. On drilling sites, improper bending, impact, and corrosion can cause pipe deformation, hose bursting, and leakage—reducing hydraulic pressure and affecting spinner performance. Made of high-quality, pressure-resistant materials, they ensure smooth fluid transmission and long service life.
Serial No. | Part Name | Part Model | Material | Main Wear Reasons | Precautions for Avoiding Damage |
1 | Hose assembly 6 | Z08330100025AA | Inner layer: NBR nitrile rubber (oil-resistant), middle layer: 4-layer high-strength steel wire (reinforcement), outer layer: CR chloroprene rubber (wear-resistant), rated pressure 15MPa, compliant with ISO 6803 | 1. Steel wire layer damage from over-bending (less than minimum radius); 2. Outer layer wear from friction with equipment components; 3. Rubber aging and cracking from long-term exposure to sunlight and high temperature. | 1. Ensure installation bending radius ≥ 60mm (6mm hose); 2. Install protective sleeves at friction points; 3. Avoid direct exposure to sunlight and high-temperature areas on the rig. |
2 | Copper pipe assembly 10 | Z08361100001AA | TP2 deoxidized copper, wall thickness 1.2mm, tensile strength ≥ 205MPa, bending strength ≥ 100MPa, compliant with GB/T 18033-2007 | 1. Pipe cracking from improper bending during installation; 2. Inner wall oxidation and blockage from moist hydraulic fluid; 3. Surface corrosion from humid drilling site environments. | 1. Use professional bending tools, ensure bending radius ≥ 100mm (10mm pipe); 2. Regularly drain moisture from the hydraulic system; 3. Apply anti-corrosion coating to the pipe surface annually. |
3 | Copper pipe assembly 48 | Z08361000001AA | TP2 deoxidized copper, wall thickness 1.8mm, tensile strength ≥ 205MPa, pressure-bearing capacity ≤ 20MPa, compliant with GB/T 18033-2007 | 1. Pipe deformation from excessive hydraulic pressure; 2. Welding joint cracking from long-term vibration; 3. Surface scratches and corrosion from improper maintenance. | 1. Ensure system pressure does not exceed the pipe’s rated capacity; 2. Inspect welding joints monthly for cracks; 3. Avoid scratching the pipe surface during maintenance operations. |
3. Fittings & Bushings
Fittings (various thread specifications) and bushings are key connection components for the spinner line system, ensuring leak-proof connection between lines, hoses, and valves. Thread wear, seal failure, and improper installation can cause hydraulic leakage, pressure loss, and spinner malfunction—leading to on-site downtime. Precision-manufactured with corrosion-resistant materials, they feature tight connection, good sealing performance, and strong adaptability to high-pressure hydraulic environments.
Serial No. | Part Name | Part Model | Material | Main Wear Reasons | Precautions for Avoiding Damage |
1 | M33X2-Rc1 1/2" fitting | P1300067AA | Carbon steel AISI 1045, surface zinc plating, thread pitch 2.0mm, compliant with ISO 965-1 and BSPT (Rc) standards | 1. Thread wear and sliding from over-tightening during installation; 2. Zinc layer damage and corrosion from drilling fluid; 3. Seal surface damage from dirt, leading to leakage. | 1. Use a torque wrench to tighten to standard torque (25-30 N·m); 2. Clean the fitting surface after contact with drilling fluid; 3. Remove dirt from the seal surface before installation. |
2 | M14X1.5-NPT3/8" fitting | QBJ5071403 | Carbon steel AISI 1045, surface zinc plating, thread pitch 1.5mm, compliant with ISO 965-1 and NPT standards | 1. Stress concentration at the thread root from long-term vibration; 2. Thread corrosion and jamming in humid environments; 3. Damage from improper tool use during disassembly. | 1. Install vibration-damping gaskets near the fitting; 2. Apply anti-rust oil to threads monthly; 3. Use matching wrenches to avoid damaging the fitting body. |
3 | Rc1"-R1 1/2" bushing | P0900020AA | Stainless steel 304, passivated surface, thread compliant with BSPT (Rc/R) standards, precision machining for size conversion | 1. Thread wear from improper size matching during installation; 2. Corrosion in chemical drilling fluid environments; 3. Damage from brute force during assembly. | 1. Confirm size compatibility before installation; 2. Avoid contact with chemical drilling fluid; 3. Use professional tools for assembly and disassembly. |
4 | M10X1-NPT1/8" fitting | QBJ5201001 | Carbon steel AISI 1045, surface zinc plating, thread pitch 1.0mm, compliant with ISO 965-1 and NPT standards | 1. Air or hydraulic fluid leakage from seal ring aging; 2. Thread wear from frequent disassembly; 3. Deformation from external impact. | 1. Replace the seal ring every 6 months; 2. Minimize frequent disassembly; 3. Install a protective cover to prevent impact damage. |
5 | M18X1.5-NPT3/8" fitting | QBJ5011803 | Carbon steel AISI 1045, surface zinc plating, thread pitch 1.5mm, compliant with ISO 965-1 and NPT standards | 1. Thread sliding from using mismatched tools; 2. Corrosion of the zinc layer from outdoor humidity; 3. Seal failure from dirt contamination. | 1. Use only matching wrenches; 2. Clean and apply anti-rust oil regularly; 3. Clean the seal surface thoroughly before installation. |
6 | NPT3/8”-NPT3/8”fitting | QBJ5230303 | Carbon steel AISI 1045, surface zinc plating, thread compliant with NPT standards, straight type for same-size connection | 1. Fatigue cracking from long-term high-pressure pulse; 2. Thread wear from over-tightening; 3. Corrosion from drilling site dust and moisture. | 1. Tighten to standard torque (15-18 N·m); 2. Conduct quarterly pressure tests to check for hidden damage; 3. Clean the fitting surface regularly. |
7 | M39X2-NPT1”fitting | QBJ5013908 | Carbon steel AISI 1045, surface zinc plating, thread pitch 2.0mm, compliant with ISO 965-1 and NPT standards | 1. Deformation from uneven stress during installation; 2. Thread wear from improper disassembly; 3. Corrosion from long-term exposure to drilling fluid. | 1. Ensure even stress during installation; 2. Avoid brute force during disassembly; 3. Clean and dry the fitting after contact with drilling fluid. |
8 | M33X2-NPT1”bushing | QBJ10063308 | Stainless steel 304, passivated surface, thread pitch 2.0mm, compliant with ISO 965-1 and NPT standards | 1. Thread wear from size mismatch; 2. Corrosion in humid environments; 3. Damage from improper tool use. | 1. Verify size matching before installation; 2. Apply anti-corrosion sealant to threads; 3. Use professional tools to avoid thread damage. |
9 | NPT1/8"-NPT3/8" bushing | QBJ10010301 | Stainless steel 304, passivated surface, thread compliant with NPT standards, designed for size conversion between small-diameter pipelines | 1. Thread wear from frequent disassembly; 2. Corrosion from chemical contaminants; 3. Deformation from excessive force. | 1. Minimize frequent disassembly; 2. Avoid contact with chemical contaminants; 3. Do not exceed the recommended tightening torque. |
4. Sealing Washers
Sealing washers (33mm, 10mm) are critical sealing components for the spinner line system, ensuring leak-proof connection between fittings, bushings, and valves. Aging, uneven compression, and contamination can cause seal failure and hydraulic leakage—reducing system pressure and affecting spinner operation. Made of oil-resistant, high-temperature-resistant materials, they ensure long-term reliable sealing performance in harsh drilling environments.
Serial No. | Part Name | Part Model | Material | Main Wear Reasons | Precautions for Avoiding Damage |
1 | Combined sealing washer 33 | 5300300009 | NBR nitrile rubber + carbon steel, shore hardness 70±5, oil-resistant, high-temperature resistant (≤120℃), compliant with GB/T 5720-2008 | 1. Aging and hardening from long-term immersion in hydraulic oil; 2. Damage from uneven compression during installation; 3. Cracking from high temperature near the spinner. | 1. Replace annually or when hardening is observed; 2. Use a torque wrench to ensure even compression; 3. Avoid installation near high-temperature spinner components. |
2 | Sealing washer 10 | 5300300001 | NBR nitrile rubber, shore hardness 70±5, oil-resistant, pressure-resistant (≤25MPa), compliant with GB/T 5720-2008 | 1. Damage from dirt on the seal surface; 2. Aging from long-term use; 3. Deformation from over-tightening of fittings. | 1. Clean the seal surface before installation; 2. Replace every 6 months during routine maintenance; 3. Tighten fittings to standard torque to avoid over-compression. |
5. Valves & Tee
Valves (2 position 3 way valve, shuttle valve) and NPT3/8" tee control the direction and flow of hydraulic fluid in the spinner line system, ensuring accurate, stable operation of the spinner. Valve jamming, internal leakage, and tee connection failure can cause spinner malfunction, slow response, or complete shutdown—disrupting on-site drilling. Precision-manufactured with high-quality materials, they feature smooth operation, reliable sealing, and strong adaptability to high-pressure environments.
Serial No. | Part Name | Part Model | Material | Main Wear Reasons | Precautions for Avoiding Damage |
1 | 2 position 3 way valve | 4900300033 | Valve body: Carbon steel AISI 1045, spool: Stainless steel 304, seal: NBR nitrile rubber, pressure-bearing capacity ≤ 25MPa, compliant with ISO 4401 | 1. Valve jamming from impurities in hydraulic fluid; 2. Internal seal leakage from wear; 3. Valve body corrosion from drilling fluid contamination. | 1. Install a precision filter to remove impurities from hydraulic fluid; 2. Clean the valve regularly and replace internal seals annually; 3. Avoid contact with drilling fluid. |
2 | NPT3/8" tee | QBJ806030303 | Carbon steel AISI 1045, surface zinc plating, thread compliant with NPT standards, three-way structure for fluid distribution | 1. Connection leakage from thread wear; 2. Zinc layer damage and corrosion; 3. Cracking from uneven stress during installation. | 1. Tighten all connections to standard torque; 2. Clean and apply anti-rust oil regularly; 3. Ensure even stress distribution during installation. |
3 | Shuttle valve | 4900350110 | Valve body: Stainless steel 304, spool: Stainless steel 316, seal: NBR nitrile rubber, pressure-bearing capacity ≤ 25MPa, compliant with ISO 4401 | 1. Spool jamming from dirt or debris; 2. Seal leakage from wear; 3. Corrosion in humid or chemical environments. | 1. Regularly clean the valve to remove dirt and debris; 2. Replace seals every 6 months; 3. Apply anti-corrosion coating to the valve body in harsh environments. |
6. Fasteners (U Type Bolt, Bolts, Nuts & Spring Washers)
Fasteners (U type bolt, spring washer 8, nut M8) are used to fix spinner lines, supports, fittings, and valves, ensuring the overall stability of the system. On vibrating drilling sites, fatigue fracture, thread wear, and corrosion can cause fastener loosening—leading to component displacement, hydraulic leakage, and spinner damage. Made of high-strength alloy steel, they feature strong load-bearing capacity, corrosion resistance, and anti-loosening performance.
Serial No. | Part Name | Part Model | Material | Main Wear Reasons | Precautions for Avoiding Damage |
1 | U type bolt | P5000052AA | Alloy steel 8.8 grade, surface zinc plating, tensile strength ≥ 830MPa, compliant with ISO 898-1 | 1. Fatigue fracture from long-term high-frequency vibration; 2. Thread wear from over-tightening; 3. Corrosion of the zinc layer leading to rust and difficulty in disassembly. | 1. Tighten to standard torque and re-tighten monthly; 2. Clean and apply anti-rust oil regularly; 3. Use matching nuts and washers to distribute stress. |
2 | Spring washer 8 | 4313100008 | 65Mn spring steel, surface galvanized, hardness HRC 42-48, compliant with GB/T 93-1987 | 1. Fatigue loss of elasticity from long-term compression; 2. Corrosion causing fracture; 3. Deformation from incorrect installation direction. | 1. Replace together with bolts and nuts during maintenance; 2. Do not reuse deformed or rusted washers; 3. Ensure the curved surface faces the nut during installation. |
3 | Nut M8 | 4309300008 | Carbon steel 45#, surface zinc plating, thread compliant with ISO 262, hardness HRC 28-32 | 1. Thread wear from frequent disassembly; 2. Corrosion leading to thread jamming; 3. Deformation from over-tightening. | 1. Avoid violent disassembly and assembly; 2. Store in a dry environment when not in use; 3. Replace if thread sliding or deformation occurs. |
7. Support
The P7100086AA support is used to fix and stabilize the spinner lines, preventing displacement and deformation caused by long-term vibration and impact on the drilling site. Loose, deformed, or corroded supports can cause line wear, leakage, and spinner malfunction—endangering on-site safety. Made of thickened, corrosion-resistant steel, it provides reliable support for the spinner line system.
Serial No. | Part Name | Part Model | Material | Main Wear Reasons | Precautions for Avoiding Damage |
1 | Support | P7100086AA | Low-carbon steel Q235B, surface powder coating, thickness 10mm, load-bearing capacity ≥ 500N, compliant with GB/T 700-2006 | 1. Deformation from uneven stress during installation; 2. Coating wear and corrosion from dust and drilling fluid; 3. Welding joint cracking from long-term vibration. | 1. Ensure the installation surface is flat and fasteners are evenly tightened; 2. Clean the support surface regularly and reapply paint if the coating peels; 3. Inspect welding joints monthly for cracks. |
On-site Fault Maintenance Case
Case: Spinner Jamming & Hydraulic Leakage
Fault Phenomenon: A ZJ40 truck-mounted drilling rig experienced spinner jamming during operation, with obvious hydraulic leakage from the spinner line system—leading to complete shutdown of the spinner. On-site Inspection: Leakage occurred at the M33X2-Rc1 1/2" fitting (P1300067AA), with thread wear and a damaged combined sealing washer (5300300009); the 2 position 3 way valve (4900300033) was jammed by impurities. Cause Analysis: The fitting was over-tightened during maintenance, causing thread wear; the sealing washer was aging and not replaced; impurities in the hydraulic fluid caused valve jamming. Solution: Replace the worn fitting and aging sealing washer, tighten the new fitting to standard torque (28 N·m); disassemble and clean the 2 position 3 way valve, replace internal seals, and install a precision filter. After treatment, the spinner operated smoothly, and no leakage was found—complying with API Spec 7K standard requirements for spinner system performance.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Question | Answer |
What causes the ZJ40’s spinner to jam, and how to solve it quickly on-site? | Common causes include: 1. Valve jamming from hydraulic fluid impurities; 2. Hydraulic leakage and pressure loss from worn fittings/sealing washers; 3. Line blockage. On-site solution: Clean or replace the jammed valve, replace worn fittings and washers, flush the spinner line system to remove impurities, and conduct a pressure test to confirm normal operation. |
How often should the spinner lines (Z08180000001AA) and matching parts be inspected and replaced? | Conduct weekly inspections for leakage, deformation, and loosening. Monthly maintenance: Clean parts and apply anti-rust oil. Replace spinner lines every 2-3 years, hose/copper pipe assemblies every 3-4 years, sealing washers every 6-12 months, and valves every 3 years—even if no obvious damage is found, to avoid sudden failure. |
Can non-original fittings and fasteners be used for the spinner line system? | No, it is not recommended. Original parts (e.g., P1300067AA, P5000052AA) are precision-manufactured to match the ZJ40’s spinner system, complying with API Spec 7K standards. Non-original parts may have improper size or insufficient strength, leading to leakage, component damage, and safety hazards. Always use original parts for replacement and procurement. |
Procurement Guide
All components listed in this document are 100% compatible with the ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig’s spinner line system, strictly manufactured in accordance with API Spec 7K, ISO 4394-1, and GB/T 3766-2015 standards. Each part undergoes strict quality inspection before leaving the factory, ensuring high durability, reliable performance, and perfect interchangeability—effectively solving common on-site problems such as spinner jamming, hydraulic leakage, and pressure loss, reducing maintenance costs and equipment downtime, and improving drilling efficiency and safety. Whether you need to purchase the core spinner lines, hose/copper pipe assemblies, fittings, valves, fasteners, or supports, we provide genuine, high-quality products that meet on-site operation requirements. We also offer professional technical support to answer your installation, maintenance, and fault-handling questions. Contact us today to meet your procurement needs and ensure the stable, efficient operation of your ZJ40 truck-mounted drilling rig’s spinner system.
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