20 Feb 2026

Valve Saver & Matching Parts - Z08240000001AA

Core Purpose & Equipment Adaptation

All parts listed are exclusively designed and fully compatible with theZ08240000001AA Valve Saver, which is widely applied to ZJ series drilling rigs (especially ZJ40 truck-mounted drilling rigs) and other industrial heavy-duty equipment. They cater to the segmented needs of drilling operators, maintenance technicians, and procurement personnel: operators rely on them for stable valve protection and smooth equipment operation, technicians need practical maintenance and fault-solving guidance, and buyers require accurate, compatible procurement references. As a key protective component for rig valves, the Z08240000001AA Valve Saver reduces valve wear, prevents leakage, and extends valve service life—avoiding costly valve replacements and unplanned downtime. Poor part quality, mismatch, or improper maintenance can cause valve jamming, seal failure, and saver malfunction. All parts comply with API Spec 7K, ISO 6431, and GB/T 14039-2002 standards, ensuring reliability, durability, and strict industry compliance.

Part Classification & Detailed Specifications

1. Core Valve Saver

The Z08240000001AA Valve Saver is the core component designed to protect drilling rig valves from excessive wear, impact, and leakage. On harsh drilling sites, dust, drilling fluid corrosion, and long-term vibration can cause saver deformation, internal component wear, and failure—directly damaging the rig’s valves. Made of high-strength, anti-corrosion materials, it features stable performance, precise structural design, and strong adaptability to harsh working environments.

Serial No.

Part Name

Part Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Precautions for Avoiding Damage

1

Valve saver

Z08240000001AA

Main body: High-strength alloy steel 40Cr, surface anti-corrosion electrophoresis coating; internal components: Stainless steel 304; pressure-bearing capacity ≤ 2.0MPa, compliant with API Spec 7K and ISO 6431

1. Body deformation from impact by drilling tools or debris; 2. Internal component wear from insufficient lubrication; 3. Coating damage and corrosion from drilling fluid and outdoor humidity.

1. Install protective covers to avoid impact; 2. Lubricate internal components monthly with lithium-based grease; 3. Clean the surface promptly after contact with drilling fluid and reapply anti-corrosion coating if needed.

2. Key Structural Components (Rod, Valve Rod & Oscillating Arm)

Rod, Valve rod, and Oscillating arm are core transmission and structural components of the Valve Saver, responsible for stable motion transmission and valve protection. On drilling sites, wear, bending, and corrosion can cause component jamming, motion incoordination, and saver failure—leading to valve damage. Precision-manufactured with high-quality materials, they ensure high strength, good toughness, and consistent performance with the core valve saver.

Serial No.

Part Name

Part Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Precautions for Avoiding Damage

1

Rod

Z08240100001AA

Alloy steel 40Cr, surface chrome plating (thickness 0.05-0.1mm), tensile strength ≥ 830MPa, hardness HRC 45-50, compliant with GB/T 3077-2015

1. Surface wear and chrome layer peeling from friction with guiding components; 2. Bending from uneven force during operation; 3. Corrosion of the base material from chrome layer damage.

1. Ensure regular lubrication to reduce friction; 2. Avoid applying uneven force during installation and operation; 3. Inspect the chrome layer monthly and replace if peeling is found.

2

Valve rod

4312700012

Stainless steel 304, surface polished (roughness Ra≤0.8μm), precision machining to match valve saver internal dimensions, compliant with ISO 6431

1. Wear from long-term contact with sealing components; 2. Scratches from impurities entering the motion gap; 3. Corrosion from moist air and drilling fluid residues.

1. Clean the rod surface before assembly to remove impurities; 2. Lubricate the surface with anti-corrosion grease; 3. Install a dust cover to prevent impurity intrusion.

3

Oscillating arm

5300100065

Carbon steel AISI 1045, surface zinc plating, integrated forging structure, tensile strength ≥ 600MPa, compliant with GB/T 699-2015

1. Fatigue cracking at the hinge from long-term repeated motion; 2. Zinc layer damage and corrosion from dust and moisture; 3. Wear at the connection hole from friction with fasteners.

1. Inspect the hinge and connection hole monthly for wear; 2. Clean and apply anti-rust oil regularly; 3. Replace if cracks or excessive wear are detected.

3. Sealing Components (O Sealing Rings)

O Sealing Rings (11x1.9, 22x2.4, 24x2.4) are critical sealing components for the Valve Saver, ensuring leak-proof performance between internal components, preventing dust, drilling fluid, and moist air from entering—avoiding internal component corrosion and wear. Aging, deformation, and improper installation can cause seal failure, leading to saver malfunction and valve damage. Made of oil-resistant, high-temperature-resistant materials, they provide reliable sealing in harsh drilling environments.

Serial No.

Part Name

Part Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Precautions for Avoiding Damage

1

O sealing ring 11x1.9

P2600011AA

Nitrile rubber (NBR), shore hardness 70±5, oil-resistant, high-temperature resistant (≤120℃), compliant with GB/T 3452.1-2005; used for small component sealing

1. Aging and hardening from long-term exposure to high temperature and lubricants; 2. Damage from sharp edges during assembly; 3. Deformation from over-compression.

1. Replace every 6-12 months during routine maintenance; 2. Smooth sharp edges before assembly; 3. Ensure proper compression (not exceeding 30% of the ring’s cross-section).

2

O sealing ring 22x2.4

P6000366AA

Nitrile rubber (NBR), shore hardness 75±5, oil-resistant, pressure-resistant (≤2.5MPa), compliant with GB/T 3452.1-2005; used for rod and sleeve sealing

1. Wear from friction with moving components (rod/sleeve); 2. Swelling and deformation from contact with incompatible lubricants; 3. Damage from impurities trapped between the seal and component.

1. Lubricate the seal with compatible lithium-based grease before installation; 2. Clean the sealing surface to remove impurities; 3. Use only recommended lubricants.

3

O sealing ring 24x2.4

P1100061AA

Nitrile rubber (NBR), shore hardness 75±5, oil-resistant, high-temperature resistant (≤120℃), compliant with GB/T 3452.1-2005; used for valve sleeve and body sealing

1. Aging and cracking from long-term use; 2. Damage from improper assembly (brute force); 3. Corrosion from drilling fluid intrusion.

1. Replace with a new ring every time the valve sleeve is disassembled; 2. Avoid brute force during assembly; 3. Prevent drilling fluid contact with the seal.

4. Guiding & Positioning Components

Guiding sleeve, Spacing plate, Retaining ring 24 are guiding and positioning components of the Valve Saver, ensuring accurate motion of rods and internal components, preventing displacement and jamming. Wear, deformation, and improper installation can cause component misalignment, motion incoordination, and saver failure—affecting valve protection. Precision-manufactured with high-quality materials, they ensure precise positioning, smooth guiding, and long service life.

Serial No.

Part Name

Part Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Precautions for Avoiding Damage

1

Guiding sleeve

4313700024

Copper alloy (ZCuSn10Pb1), surface polished, self-lubricating performance, inner diameter matching rod size, compliant with GB/T 1176-2013

1. Wear from long-term friction with the rod; 2. Scratches from impurities entering the guiding gap; 3. Corrosion from moist air and drilling fluid residues.

1. Lubricate regularly to reduce friction; 2. Clean the sleeve interior and rod surface before assembly; 3. Replace if the inner diameter is excessively enlarged or scratches are found.

2

Spacing plate

P9000012AA

Stainless steel 304, surface polished, thickness 3mm, precision machining for accurate spacing, compliant with ISO 6431

1. Deformation from uneven pressure during assembly; 2. Wear at the contact surface from long-term vibration; 3. Corrosion from chemical contaminants in the drilling environment.

1. Ensure even pressure during installation; 2. Inspect the contact surface monthly for wear; 3. Clean the plate regularly to remove contaminants.

3

Retaining ring 24

5300100030

Spring steel 65Mn, surface galvanized, hardness HRC 42-48, compliant with GB/T 894.1-1986; used for component positioning and fixation

1. Fatigue fracture from long-term vibration; 2. Zinc layer damage and corrosion; 3. Deformation from improper installation/removal with tools.

1. Use professional tools for installation and removal; 2. Replace if deformation or cracks are detected; 3. Apply anti-rust oil to the surface regularly.

5. Elastic Components (Springs)

Tapered spring 8 and Spring 1.6 are elastic components of the Valve Saver, providing reset force and buffer performance for internal moving parts, ensuring stable operation of the saver. Fatigue, deformation, and corrosion can cause spring failure, leading to component jamming and saver malfunction—failing to protect the valve. Made of high-quality spring steel, they feature good elasticity, fatigue resistance, and long service life.

Serial No.

Part Name

Part Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Precautions for Avoiding Damage

1

Tapered spring 8

P1000050AA

Spring steel 65Mn, surface anti-rust treatment, wire diameter 1.2mm, cone angle 15°, fatigue life ≥ 10⁶ times, compliant with GB/T 1239.2-2009

1. Fatigue deformation and fracture from long-term repeated compression; 2. Corrosion from moist air and drilling fluid; 3. Damage from improper installation (over-compression).

1. Avoid over-compression beyond the spring’s rated range; 2. Clean and apply anti-rust oil regularly; 3. Replace if deformation or cracks are found.

2

Spring1.6

5300100071

Spring steel 65Mn, surface galvanized, wire diameter 1.6mm, coil diameter 12mm, fatigue life ≥ 10⁶ times, compliant with GB/T 1239.2-2009

1. Fatigue fracture from long-term high-frequency vibration; 2. Zinc layer damage and corrosion; 3. Deformation from contact with sharp components.

1. Inspect monthly for fatigue signs; 2. Keep the spring away from sharp components; 3. Clean and reapply anti-rust oil if the zinc layer is damaged.

6. Valve Core Components

Valve assembly, Seat ring, and Valve sleeve are core components of the Valve Saver’s internal valve control structure, ensuring precise valve protection and motion control. Wear, seal failure, and contamination can cause valve jamming, leakage, and saver malfunction—directly affecting the rig’s valve service life. Precision-manufactured with high-quality materials, they ensure tight fit, reliable performance, and excellent sealing.

Serial No.

Part Name

Part Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Precautions for Avoiding Damage

1

Valve assembly

P0900015AA

Valve core: Stainless steel 304, seat: Nitrile rubber (NBR), precision machining for tight fit, compliant with API Spec 7K and ISO 6431

1. Wear of the valve seat from long-term contact with the core; 2. Jamming from impurities in the fluid/gas; 3. Corrosion of the valve core from chemical contaminants.

1. Install a filter to remove impurities; 2. Clean the valve assembly regularly; 3. Replace the valve seat every 12 months or when leakage is detected.

2

Seat ring

P1100060AA

Copper alloy (ZCuSn5Pb5Zn5), surface polished, hardness HB 80-100, compliant with GB/T 1176-2013; used for valve assembly sealing

1. Wear from long-term friction with the valve core; 2. Deformation from uneven pressure; 3. Corrosion from drilling fluid and moist air.

1. Inspect the surface monthly for wear; 2. Ensure even pressure during installation; 3. Clean and apply anti-rust oil regularly.

3

Valve sleeve

P9000013AA

Stainless steel 304, surface polished, inner wall honing (roughness Ra≤0.8μm), compliant with ISO 6431; compatible with valve assembly P0900015AA

1. Wear from long-term friction with the valve core; 2. Scratches from impurities entering the sleeve; 3. Corrosion from chemical contaminants.

1. Clean the sleeve interior before assembly; 2. Replace if inner wall scratches or excessive wear are found; 3. Avoid contact with chemical contaminants.

7. Fasteners (Bolts, Nuts & Washer)

Bolt M5X6, Nuts (M12 and general type), and Washer are used to assemble and fix all components of the Valve Saver, ensuring structural integrity and stability. On vibrating drilling sites, fatigue fracture, thread wear, and corrosion can cause fastener loosening—leading to component displacement, saver malfunction, and valve 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

Nut M12

P5100018AA

Carbon steel 45#, surface zinc plating, thread compliant with ISO 262, hardness HRC 28-32; used for rod and oscillating arm fixation

1. Thread wear from frequent disassembly; 2. Corrosion of the zinc layer leading to thread jamming; 3. Deformation from over-tightening with improper tools.

1. Use a matching wrench to avoid over-tightening; 2. Clean and apply anti-rust oil regularly; 3. Replace if thread sliding or deformation occurs.

2

Bolt M5X6

P0900014AA

Alloy steel 8.8 grade, surface zinc plating, thread pitch 0.8mm, length 6mm, compliant with ISO 898-1; used for small component fixation

1. Fatigue fracture from long-term vibration; 2. Thread wear from over-tightening; 3. Corrosion leading to difficulty in disassembly.

1. Tighten to standard torque (3-5 N·m); 2. Minimize frequent disassembly; 3. Replace if thread wear or rust is found.

3

Nut

P1100059AA

Carbon steel 45#, surface zinc plating, thread compliant with ISO 262, hardness HRC 28-32; compatible with bolt M5X6

1. Thread wear from improper assembly; 2. Corrosion in humid drilling site environments; 3. Damage from impact by external objects.

1. Ensure proper alignment during assembly; 2. Store in a dry environment when not in use; 3. Install protective covers to prevent impact.

4

Washer

Z08240200001AA

Carbon steel 45#, surface zinc plating, thickness 1.0mm, outer diameter 18mm, compliant with GB/T 97.1-2002; used for fastener stress distribution

1. Deformation from over-tightening; 2. Corrosion of the zinc layer; 3. Wear from long-term vibration and friction.

1. Tighten fasteners to standard torque to avoid deformation; 2. Clean and apply anti-rust oil regularly; 3. Replace together with bolts and nuts during maintenance.

On-site Fault Maintenance Case

Case: Valve Saver Jamming & Seal Failure

Fault Phenomenon: A ZJ40 drilling rig’s Z08240000001AA Valve Saver experienced severe jamming during operation, failing to protect the rig’s valve, and obvious air leakage was detected—leading to reduced valve performance and potential damage. On-site Inspection: The guiding sleeve (4313700024) was severely worn with impurities trapped, the O sealing ring 22x2.4 (P6000366AA) was aged and cracked, and the Tapered spring 8 (P1000050AA) was fatigued and deformed. Cause Analysis: Insufficient lubrication caused guiding sleeve wear and jamming; the O ring was not replaced during routine maintenance, leading to seal failure; long-term repeated compression caused spring fatigue. Solution: Replace the worn guiding sleeve, aged O ring, and deformed tapered spring; clean the valve saver interior and all components; lubricate internal parts with lithium-based grease; tighten all fasteners to standard torque. After treatment, the valve saver operated smoothly without jamming or leakage, complying with API Spec 7K and ISO 6431 standards for valve saver performance.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Question

Answer

What are the common causes of Z08240000001AA Valve Saver jamming, and how to solve it on-site?

Common causes include: 1. Guiding sleeve wear and impurity intrusion; 2. Spring fatigue and deformation; 3. Rod bending or component misalignment. On-site solution: Disassemble the saver, clean all components, replace worn guiding sleeves, deformed springs, or bent rods; lubricate internal parts and reassemble, then conduct a test run to confirm normal operation.

How often should the Valve Saver and its matching parts be maintained and replaced?

Weekly inspection: Check for jamming, leakage, and component loosening. Monthly maintenance: Clean components, lubricate guiding and moving parts, and tighten fasteners. Replacement cycle: O sealing rings (6-12 months), springs (1-2 years), guiding sleeve (2 years), valve assembly/seat ring (2-3 years), fasteners (2 years)—adjust based on on-site working conditions.

Can non-original parts be used to replace damaged components of the Z08240000001AA Valve Saver?

It is not recommended. Original parts (e.g., P2600011AA, 4313700024) are precision-manufactured to match the Valve Saver, complying with API Spec 7K and ISO 6431 standards. Non-original parts may have improper size, insufficient durability, or poor compatibility, leading to saver malfunction, valve damage, and increased maintenance costs. Always use original parts for replacement and procurement.

Procurement Guide

All components listed in this document are 100% compatible with the Z08240000001AA Valve Saver (widely used in ZJ series drilling rigs), strictly manufactured in accordance with API Spec 7K, ISO 6431, and GB/T 14039-2002 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 jamming, seal failure, and component wear, reducing maintenance costs and equipment downtime, and extending the service life of the rig’s valves. Whether you need to purchase the core Valve Saver, structural components, sealing parts, guiding components, springs, valve core parts, or fasteners, we provide genuine, high-quality products that meet harsh drilling site 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 drilling rig’s valve protection system.

 

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