Core Purpose & Equipment Compatibility
This catalog provides premium replacement parts exclusively compatible with workover rig models including XJ150, XJ250, XJ350, XJ40, XJ40T, XJ450, XJ550, XJ650, XJ70Z-2, XJ70Z-3, XJ750, and ZJ20. Tailored for oilfield maintenance supervisors, workover contractors, procurement specialists, and technical support engineers, it addresses critical pain points such as unplanned downtime, component mismatch, and premature wear in harsh downhole and outdoor oilfield environments. Core purpose is to ensure rig operational safety, enhance maintenance efficiency, and extend equipment lifespan, fully complying with API Spec 7K and GB/T 30555-2014 standards. It serves as an authoritative reference integrating procurement matching and technical troubleshooting guidelines.
1. Hydraulic Cylinders
Hydraulic cylinders are core executive components for workover rig lifting, clamping, and telescoping operations. Operating under high pressure, frequent reciprocation, and contamination from drilling fluid and sand, they’re prone to seal wear, piston rod scuffing, and cylinder corrosion—causing hydraulic leakage and reduced output. Our cylinders adopt high-strength alloy materials and precision machining, ensuring reliable high-pressure performance and long-term sealing stability in extreme oilfield scenarios.
No. | Product Name | Specification | Applicable Model | Material | Primary Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | CYC-8B Hydraulic Cylinder | CYC-8B | XJ70Z-2 | Cylinder barrel: 42CrMo alloy steel (quenched & tempered); Piston rod: 40Cr (hard chrome plating); Seals: Fluororubber (FKM) | 1. Seal wear from frequent high-pressure reciprocation; 2. Piston rod damage by foreign object impact at workover sites. | 1. Install a protective sleeve for the piston rod; 2. Inspect seal integrity every 50 working hours and replace if oil seepage occurs. |
2 | CYC-8B Hydraulic Cylinder | CYC-8B BL4209 | XJ70Z-2 | Cylinder barrel: 42CrMo alloy steel; Piston rod: 40Cr (hard chrome plating); BL4209 fitting: 40Cr; Seals: FKM | 1. Wear of BL4209 fitting from long-term cooperative operation; 2. Seal aging under alternating high-low temperature environments. | 1. Check fitting clearance between cylinder and BL4209 monthly; 2. Pre-replace seals before entering high-temperature work seasons. |
3 | CYC-8B Hydraulic Cylinder | CYC-8B 14×50 | XJ40T | Cylinder barrel: 42CrMo alloy steel; Piston rod: 40Cr (nitriding treatment); Seals: FKM | 1. Nitriding layer wear on piston rod from high-pressure oil flow; 2. Cylinder corrosion from drilling fluid immersion. | 1. Maintain hydraulic oil cleanliness at NAS 8 grade; 2. Clean cylinder surface post-operation and apply anti-corrosion oil. |
4 | CYC-8B2080 Hydraulic Cylinder | CYC-8B2080 | Universal (XJ series compatible) | Cylinder barrel: 45# carbon steel (heat treated); Piston rod: 40Cr (chrome plating); Seals: Polyurethane (PU) | 1. Piston wear from uneven force distribution; 2. Seal damage by contaminant particles in hydraulic oil. | 1. Ensure uniform load application during operation; 2. Install a 10μm high-precision filter in the oil circuit ahead of the cylinder. |
5 | CYC-8B Hydraulic Cylinder | CYC-8B | XJ70Z-3 | Cylinder barrel: 42CrMo alloy steel; Piston rod: 40Cr (hard chrome plating); Seals: FKM | 1. Seal wear from frequent reciprocation; 2. Piston rod scuffing by sand and gravel in desert oilfield environments. | 1. Regularly polish minor scratches on piston rod; 2. Equip with dust-proof cover for outdoor operations. |
6 | CYC-8B Hydraulic Cylinder | CYC-8B | XJ40T | Cylinder barrel: 42CrMo alloy steel; Piston rod: 40Cr (hard chrome plating); Seals: FKM | 1. Seal leakage from pressure fluctuations during manual operation; 2. Piston rod corrosion in humid coastal oilfield environments. | 1. Operate within rated pressure range to avoid sudden surges; 2. Use marine-grade anti-corrosion paint for coastal applications. |
2. Hydraulic Valves
Hydraulic valves are key control components regulating pressure, flow, and direction of hydraulic oil in workover rig systems, ensuring precise operation of executive parts. Under high-pressure oil impact, frequent switching, and contamination by metal particles, they’re prone to valve core wear, spool jamming, and seal leakage—causing system misoperation. Our valves adopt high-precision alloy steel and wear-resistant seals, guaranteeing stable control performance and reliable sealing in high-intensity workover operations.
No. | Product Name | Specification | Applicable Model | Material | Primary Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Directional Control Valve | 4W-7190-03 | XJ350 | Valve body: 45# carbon steel; Valve core: 304 stainless steel; Seals: Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR) | 1. Seal wear from frequent switching; 2. Valve core jamming by drilling fluid splashing and contamination. | 1. Reduce unnecessary frequent switching; 2. Install protective baffle to prevent drilling fluid intrusion. |
2 | Pressure Relief Valve | DZ500 DB10-2-30 | XJ650 | Valve body: 42CrMo alloy steel; Valve core: 40Cr (quenched & tempered); Spring: 60Si2Mn | 1. Spring fatigue from frequent pressure adjustment; 2. Valve seat wear from high-pressure oil flow impact. | 1. Avoid drastic pressure adjustments; 2. Calibrate pressure relief value quarterly per API Spec 7K. |
3 | Safety Valve | SAF-00 | XJ750 | Valve body: 42CrMo alloy steel; Valve core: 40Cr; Spring: 60Si2Mn | 1. Spring fatigue from long-term pressure bearing; 2. Valve core corrosion in humid environments. | 1. Conduct regular pressure calibration per industry standards; 2. Apply anti-oxidation agent to valve core annually. |
4 | Flow Control Valve | YF-32H2 | XJ750 | Valve body: 42CrMo alloy steel; Valve core: 40Cr (nitriding treatment); Seals: FKM | 1. Nitriding layer peeling on valve core from high-velocity oil flow; 2. Spool jamming by metal debris in hydraulic oil. | 1. Install 5μm high-precision filter at valve inlet; 2. Inspect nitriding layer integrity every 6 months. |
5 | Directional Control Valve | DZ500 FD12 | XJ650 | Valve body: 45# carbon steel; Valve core: 40Cr; Seals: NBR | 1. Valve core wear from frequent switching; 2. Seal leakage from high-temperature hydraulic oil. | 1. Reduce idle switching operations; 2. Monitor hydraulic oil temperature and keep below 80℃. |
6 | Pressure Control Valve | DZ500 RVP10 | XJ650 | Valve body: 42CrMo alloy steel; Valve core: 316 stainless steel; Seals: FKM | 1. Valve seat wear from long-term oil flow scouring; 2. Valve body corrosion in acidic oilfield environments. | 1. Regularly inspect valve seat wear and replace if needed; 2. Use acid-resistant anti-corrosion coating for acidic work areas. |
3. Filtration Components
Filtration components are critical for maintaining cleanliness of workover rig hydraulic and lubrication systems, preventing contaminant particles from wearing valves, cylinders, and precision parts. Long-term use causes filter element clogging, reducing filtration efficiency and affecting system pressure stability. Our filtration products adopt high-quality filter materials and durable housings, ensuring effective impurity removal and continuous stable system operation.
No. | Product Name | Specification | Applicable Model | Material | Primary Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Filter Element | 1R0716 | XJ550 | Filter paper: Glass fiber; Housing: Aluminum alloy (anodized) | 1. Clogging from long-term accumulation of hydraulic oil contaminants; 2. Filter paper damage from sudden pressure surges. | 1. Replace filter element every 250 working hours or when pressure difference exceeds 0.3MPa; 2. Install pressure relief valve in filtration system. |
4. Hoisting & Lifting Equipment
Hoisting and lifting equipment are essential for workover rig core operations, handling lifting/lowering of drill pipes and downhole tools. Under heavy loads, frequent start-stop cycles, and outdoor harsh conditions, they’re prone to gear wear, wire rope fatigue, and mechanism jamming—threatening operational safety. Our products use high-strength alloy steel and precision-machined parts, ensuring reliable performance and load-bearing capacity.
No. | Product Name | Specification | Applicable Model | Material | Primary Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | 5T Hydraulic Winch | 5T | ZJ20 | Winch drum: 42CrMo alloy steel; Gear: 20CrMnTi (carburizing & quenching); Frame: Q355B carbon steel | 1. Gear wear from heavy-load hoisting; 2. Wire rope fatigue from repeated bending and friction. | 1. Strictly abide by rated load capacity; 2. Inspect wire rope wear weekly and replace if wear rate exceeds 10%. |
2 | Hydraulic Winch Accessory | JY246.4.1 | XJ750 | Main body: 45# carbon steel (heat treated); Fasteners: 40Cr alloy steel | 1. Wear of connecting parts from winch vibration; 2. Corrosion from outdoor wind and rain. | 1. Lubricate connecting parts with lithium-based grease monthly; 2. Apply anti-corrosion paint to surface annually. |
5. Threaded Joints & Fasteners
Threaded joints and fasteners are fundamental for assembling and securing workover rig structures and equipment, ensuring overall structural stability. Under continuous vibration, load changes, and corrosion from drilling fluid/humid environments, they’re prone to thread wear, loosening, and rust—leading to structural instability. Our components are made of high-strength alloy steel or stainless steel with anti-corrosion treatment, guaranteeing reliable connections.
No. | Product Name | Specification | Applicable Model | Material | Primary Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Threaded Joint | M16×1.5-Z13/8"QBJ6011603 | XJ650 | 316L stainless steel | 1. Thread wear from repeated assembly/disassembly; 2. Corrosion from drilling fluid with chemical additives. | 1. Use torque wrench to tighten to specified torque; 2. Apply anti-seize agent to threads before installation. |
6. Structural Components
Structural components are main load-bearing parts of workover rigs, supporting core operations like hoisting and well control. Under long-term heavy loads, cyclic vibration, and environmental corrosion, they’re prone to fatigue deformation, weld seam cracking, and surface corrosion—endangering structural safety. Our components adopt high-strength carbon steel/alloy steel with precision welding and anti-corrosion treatment, ensuring strong load-bearing capacity and long service life.
No. | Product Name | Specification | Applicable Model | Material | Primary Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Structural Component | Y(3)74/446 | XJ750 | 45# carbon steel (quenched & tempered) | 1. Wear from high-frequency vibration during operation; 2. Corrosion from humid air in mountainous oilfields. | 1. Install anti-vibration pads at connection points; 2. Apply anti-corrosion grease to surface every 3 months. |
2 | Structural Component | IA-193 | XJ450 | Q355B carbon steel (welded, sandblasted & painted) | 1. Weld seam fatigue cracking from long-term load bearing; 2. Paint peeling from outdoor weathering. | 1. Conduct non-destructive testing on weld seams every 6 months; 2. Touch up paint regularly per corrosion conditions. |
3 | Structural Component | W0000005XB | XJ650 | 42CrMo alloy steel | 1. Fatigue deformation from cyclic loads; 2. Surface wear from contact with other components. | 1. Operate within rated load range; 2. Lubricate contact surfaces with high-pressure grease monthly. |
4 | Structural Component | 1117826 | XJ650 | Q355B carbon steel | 1. Corrosion from drilling fluid splashing; 2. Deformation from impact during rig relocation. | 1. Clean surface after each use; 2. Install protective buffers during transportation. |
5 | Structural Component | Y1282 | XJ250 | 45# carbon steel (heat treated) | 1. Wear from high-frequency vibration; 2. Corrosion in humid underground work areas. | 1. Install anti-vibration pads; 2. Use moisture-proof anti-corrosion coating. |
7. Electrical Components
Electrical components are crucial for workover rig control, monitoring, and signal transmission, ensuring coordinated operation of all systems. In humid, dusty, and high-vibration oilfield environments, they’re prone to contact oxidation, short circuits, and connector loosening—causing electrical system failures. Our components use high-quality insulating materials and corrosion-resistant metals, ensuring stable electrical performance and reliable connections.
No. | Product Name | Specification | Applicable Model | Material | Primary Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Electrical Component | 9N3367 | XJ250 | Shell: ABS plastic (flame-retardant); Internal components: Copper alloy | 1. Plastic aging from outdoor UV radiation; 2. Contact oxidation in humid air. | 1. Install protective cover to avoid direct sunlight; 2. Clean contact points with alcohol regularly. |
2 | Electrical Sensor | ATD-324-H | XJ550 | Shell: 304 stainless steel; Sensing element: Silicon semiconductor | 1. Sensing element damage from vibration; 2. Shell corrosion from drilling fluid. | 1. Install with shock-absorbing brackets; 2. Seal connection port with waterproof tape. |
3 | Electrical Connector | J-R10PH-MK | XJ150 | Shell: Aluminum alloy (anodized); Contact pin: Silver-plated copper | 1. Silver plating wear from frequent plugging/unplugging; 2. Connector loosening from vibration. | 1. Minimize unnecessary plugging/unplugging; 2. Use locking fasteners to secure connector. |
4 | Electrical Component | 9X-9720 | XJ350 | Shell: ABS plastic; Internal wiring: Copper core with PVC insulation | 1. Insulation layer damage from friction; 2. Short circuit from dust accumulation. | 1. Use cable protectors to avoid friction; 2. Clean shell surface regularly. |
5 | Electrical Component | J-4N-8216 | XJ350 | Shell: 304 stainless steel; Internal components: Copper alloy | 1. Shell corrosion in offshore saltwater environments; 2. Connection loosening from vibration. | 1. Use marine-grade anti-corrosion treatment; 2. Tighten connections monthly. |
6 | Electrical Component | J-N-6657 | XJ350 | Shell: ABS plastic; Internal components: Copper alloy | 1. Moisture intrusion leading to short circuit; 2. Plastic deformation from high temperature. | 1. Check sealing performance regularly; 2. Avoid installation near high-temperature components. |
7 | Electrical Component | VA35-55055 | ZJ20 | Shell: Aluminum alloy; Internal components: Silver-plated copper | 1. Silver plating oxidation; 2. Shell corrosion from humid air. | 1. Apply anti-oxidation agent to contact points; 2. Paint shell annually. |
8. Pump Components
Pump components are core power sources for workover rig hydraulic and fluid circulation systems, providing stable pressure and flow. Operating under high pressure, long-term continuous work, and fluid erosion, they’re prone to impeller wear, seal leakage, and valve damage—reducing pump efficiency. Our components adopt wear-resistant alloys and high-performance seals, ensuring reliable operation in high-intensity work scenarios.
No. | Product Name | Specification | Applicable Model | Material | Primary Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | High-Pressure Pump Component | 2000 SPM-105Map 4" | Universal (XJ/ZJ series compatible) | Impeller: High-chromium alloy; Pump body: 42CrMo alloy steel; Seals: FKM | 1. Impeller wear from fluid containing solid particles; 2. Seal leakage under high pressure and temperature. | 1. Install pre-filter to remove large particles; 2. Replace seals every 500 working hours. |
2 | Hydraulic Pump | CB-HP80 | XJ40 | Pump core: 40Cr (nitriding treatment); Pump housing: 45# carbon steel; Seals: PU | 1. Pump core wear from high-pressure oil flow; 2. Housing corrosion in humid environments. | 1. Use specified hydraulic oil and replace regularly; 2. Apply anti-corrosion paint to housing exterior. |
3 | Hydraulic Pump | CB-HP100 | XJ40 | Pump core: 40Cr (nitriding treatment); Pump housing: 45# carbon steel; Seals: PU | 1. Seal wear from frequent start-stop cycles; 2. Pump core damage from hydraulic oil contamination. | 1. Reduce frequent start-stop operations; 2. Maintain hydraulic oil cleanliness at NAS 7 grade. |
9. Engine Components
Engine components are power cores of workover rigs, ensuring stable power output for all operations. Under high-load, long-term operation, and harsh environmental conditions, they’re prone to wear, fatigue, and corrosion—affecting engine efficiency and lifespan. Our components are manufactured per original equipment standards, ensuring perfect matching and reliable performance.
No. | Product Name | Specification | Applicable Model | Material | Primary Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Engine Assembly Component | BF8L413F | XJ250 | Cylinder liner: Boron cast iron; Piston: Heat-resistant aluminum alloy; Connecting rod: 42CrMo alloy steel | 1. Cylinder liner wear from dust in intake air; 2. Piston fatigue under high-temperature operation. | 1. Regularly replace air filters; 2. Monitor engine temperature and avoid overheating. |
Procurement Guide
All parts in this catalog are rigorously manufactured to meet API Spec 7K and GB/T 30555-2014 industry standards, ensuring perfect compatibility with specified workover rig models. Whether you need urgent replacement parts to minimize operational downtime or regular maintenance components to extend equipment service life, we provide high-reliability, high-performance solutions. Our professional team has in-depth knowledge of oilfield equipment and can offer tailored technical consultation and procurement support. Contact us with your specific rig model and part requirements to get customized solutions aligned with your operational needs.
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