10 Feb 2026

Z05012100001AA Rotary Table Area for ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig

Core Purpose & Applicable Equipment

All parts listed are exclusively engineered and matched for the Z05012100001AA Rotary Table Area, a critical integrated structural and functional unit specifically designed for the ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig. The rotary table area serves as the core operation zone of the rig, housing the rotary table (the key component for drill string rotation) and providing safe access, load-bearing support, and secure connection for related drilling accessories. It integrates operational, supportive, and safety functions, ensuring stable, efficient, and safe drilling operations—especially critical for truck-mounted rigs that require mobility and structural rigidity.

Target users include oilfield drilling contractors specializing in truck-mounted rig operations, ZJ40 truck-mounted rig maintenance teams, oil and gas exploration companies, and procurement departments focusing on mobile drilling rig components. These users face unique pain points: truck-mounted rigs’ frequent movement leads to increased component vibration and loosening; harsh drill site environments (drilling fluid, dust, humidity) cause corrosion and wear; and the need for quick maintenance to minimize downtime during rig relocation. All components comply with API Spec 8C (Drilling and Production Hoisting Equipment) and original equipment manufacturing standards, addressing these pain points with perfect compatibility, high structural strength, corrosion resistance, and easy maintainability—ensuring the rotary table area operates reliably in mobile drilling scenarios.

1. Core Structural Component (Main Body of Rotary Table Area)

The core structural component is the main body of the Z05012100001AA Rotary Table Area, serving as the foundation for installing the rotary table and all auxiliary parts. It bears the weight of the rotary table, transfers drilling loads to the rig’s chassis, and maintains structural alignment—critical for truck-mounted rigs where stability directly impacts drilling safety. Made of high-strength alloy steel with strict heat treatment and anti-corrosion processes, it complies with API Spec 8C § 5.3 (Structural Load-Bearing Requirements), ensuring durability in mobile and harsh environments.

No.

Product Model

Product Name

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Z05012100001AA

Rotary table area

High-strength structural alloy steel (Q355B); integrated welding forming; surface shot blasting + epoxy anti-corrosion coating; main body of the rotary table zone, providing mounting and support for the rotary table, pedals, and auxiliary components, compatible with ZJ40 truck-mounted drilling rig chassis.

1. Weld seam fatigue cracking from frequent rig movement and drilling vibration; 2. Corrosion from drilling fluid splashes and outdoor humidity during transportation and operation; 3. Local deformation from uneven load distribution when the rig is parked or operating.

1. Inspect weld seams monthly using visual and ultrasonic flaw detection (compliant with API Spec 8C § 5.4); repair immediately if cracks are found; 2. Clean the surface weekly to remove drilling fluid residues, touching up anti-corrosion coating if peeling; 3. Ensure the rig is parked on a flat surface to avoid uneven load on the rotary table area body.

2. Operational Access Component (Safe Operation Platform)

Operational access components (pedals, checker plates) provide safe, anti-slip working spaces for operators to inspect, maintain, and operate the rotary table. They solve the pain point of slipping hazards caused by oil, drilling fluid, and dust on the operation surface—critical for truck-mounted rigs where operators often work in confined, mobile spaces. Made of wear-resistant, anti-slip steel, these parts comply with API Spec 8C’s safety requirements, ensuring operator safety during drilling and maintenance.

No.

Product Model

Product Name

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Z05012101001AA

Pedal

High-strength steel (Q235B); anti-slip surface texture; surface anti-corrosion paint; installed on the rotary table area to provide safe stepping access for operators, facilitating maintenance and operation of the rotary table.

1. Surface wear from frequent foot traffic and friction; 2. Corrosion from drilling fluid splashes and outdoor exposure; 3. Deformation from heavy impact (e.g., tools falling on the pedal).

1. Inspect the pedal surface weekly for wear; replace if the anti-slip texture is flattened; 2. Clean the pedal daily to remove oil and drilling fluid residues to prevent slipping and corrosion; 3. Avoid placing heavy tools on the pedal to prevent impact deformation.

2

P6004032AA

Checker plate

High-strength steel (Q235B); diamond checkerboard anti-slip pattern; surface hot-dip galvanizing for corrosion resistance; installed on the rotary table area’s main operation surface to enhance anti-slip performance and protect the underlying structure.

1. Wear of the checker pattern from long-term foot traffic and equipment friction; 2. Corrosion from saltwater (coastal drill sites) or humidity; 3. Scratching from sharp tools or components.

1. Clean the checker plate weekly to remove debris and drilling fluid; avoid sharp tools scratching the pattern; 2. For coastal drill sites, inspect galvanizing monthly for peeling; touch up with anti-corrosion paint if needed; 3. Inspect quarterly for pattern wear; replace if the anti-slip function is compromised.

3. Support & Structural Pipe Components (Load-Bearing & Positioning)

Support & structural pipe components (steel pipes, supporting pipes, rotating shafts) provide auxiliary support for the rotary table area, position auxiliary parts, and transfer local loads. They solve the pain point of structural loosening and vibration caused by the truck-mounted rig’s mobility, ensuring the rotary table area remains stable during transportation and operation. Made of high-strength seamless steel, these parts comply with API Spec 8C’s auxiliary structural requirements, ensuring reliable support and durability.

No.

Product Model

Product Name

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

P2103065AA

Steel pipe

High-strength seamless steel pipe (20#); heat-treated for toughness; surface anti-corrosion coating; used to reinforce the rotary table area’s structure, transfer local loads, and support auxiliary components.

1. Wear at the connection points from long-term vibration and friction; 2. Corrosion from drilling fluid seepage and moisture; 3. Deformation from accidental impact during rig movement or maintenance.

1. Apply anti-rust grease to connection points monthly to reduce friction; 2. Clean the pipe surface weekly to remove drilling fluid residues; 3. Use padding to protect the pipe during rig transportation to avoid impact damage.

2

P9947422AA

Supporting pipe

High-strength seamless steel pipe (45#); thickened wall design; surface shot blasting + anti-corrosion paint; provides vertical support for the rotary table area’s operation surface, ensuring structural stability under load.

1. Fatigue deformation from long-term vertical load-bearing; 2. Corrosion from moisture accumulation at the bottom connection; 3. Weld seam cracking from vibration during rig movement.

1. Inspect quarterly for vertical deformation; replace if bent; 2. Clean the bottom connection monthly to remove debris and moisture; 3. Inspect weld seams monthly for cracks; repair immediately if found.

3

P9960319AA

Rotating shaft L=210

High-strength alloy steel (40Cr); heat-treated for wear resistance and toughness; precision machined; length 210mm; used to connect rotating components of the rotary table area, ensuring smooth rotation and position alignment.

1. Wear at the shaft surface from long-term rotation and friction; 2. Corrosion from moisture and drilling fluid seepage; 3. Bending deformation from uneven torque during operation.

1. Lubricate the shaft surface weekly with high-temperature anti-wear grease to reduce friction; 2. Seal the shaft connection to prevent drilling fluid seepage; 3. Inspect monthly for bending and wear; replace if the shaft diameter wears more than 0.3mm.

4

P9970916AA

Pipe L=100

High-strength seamless steel pipe (20#); length 100mm; surface anti-corrosion coating; used for positioning small auxiliary components of the rotary table area, ensuring accurate installation and stable operation.

1. Wear at the inner hole from long-term contact with positioning components; 2. Corrosion from dust and moisture accumulation; 3. Deformation from accidental impact during maintenance.

1. Apply anti-rust grease to the inner hole monthly to reduce friction; 2. Clean the pipe surface weekly to remove dust and debris; 3. Avoid using sharp tools near the pipe to prevent impact damage.

5

P9970915AA

Pipe L=50

High-strength seamless steel pipe (20#); length 50mm; surface anti-corrosion coating; auxiliary positioning pipe, used to secure small components (e.g., safety pins) of the rotary table area, enhancing installation stability.

1. Wear at the connection with auxiliary components; 2. Corrosion from moisture seepage; 3. Damage from improper installation (e.g., over-tightening).

1. Inspect monthly for wear and corrosion; replace if damaged; 2. Ensure proper alignment during installation to avoid stress concentration; 3. Clean the pipe before installation to remove debris and moisture.

4. Hoisting & Connection Components (Lifting & Securing)

Hoisting & connection components (lifting rings, pad eyes, one-way tapered pins) are used to lift the rotary table area during installation, maintenance, or rig relocation, and secure components to prevent loosening. They solve the pain point of unsafe hoisting and component displacement caused by truck-mounted rig vibration—critical for mobile operations. Made of high-strength alloy steel, these parts comply with API Spec 8C § 6.2 (Hoisting Component Requirements), ensuring safe and reliable performance.

No.

Product Model

Product Name

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Z05012102001AA

Lifting ring

High-strength alloy steel (40CrNiMoA); heat-treated for high tensile strength; surface anti-corrosion plating; precision machined; used to lift the rotary table area during installation, maintenance, or rig relocation.

1. Wear at the rope contact surface from hoisting friction; 2. Fatigue cracking from repeated hoisting load stress; 3. Corrosion from outdoor exposure and drilling fluid splashes.

1. Inspect the lifting ring before each hoisting operation for cracks or wear; replace if damaged; 2. Use hoisting ropes of matching specifications to avoid uneven friction; 3. Lubricate the contact surface with anti-rust grease after each use to reduce wear.

2

P6004024AA

Pad eye

High-strength alloy steel (40CrNiMoA); heat-treated for toughness; surface anti-corrosion plating; used to connect hoisting ropes or auxiliary components, providing additional hoisting or fixing points for the rotary table area.

1. Wear at the bolt hole from long-term bolt friction; 2. Corrosion from moisture and drilling fluid seepage; 3. Deformation from improper hoisting force.

1. Check bolt holes monthly for wear; replace if the hole diameter exceeds 0.5mm; 2. Clean the pad eye surface regularly to remove corrosion and debris; 3. Ensure even hoisting force to avoid one-sided deformation.

3

P2001357AA

One way tapered pin A40X150

High-strength alloy steel (40Cr); tapered design; heat-treated for wear resistance; size A40X150; used to secure rotating or movable components of the rotary table area, preventing loosening from vibration.

1. Wear at the tapered surface from long-term contact and vibration; 2. Corrosion from moisture seepage; 3. Damage from improper disassembly (e.g., forced pulling).

1. Apply anti-rust grease to the tapered surface before installation; 2. Disassemble using proper tools (avoid forced pulling) to prevent damage; 3. Inspect quarterly for wear and corrosion; replace if the tapered fit is loose.

5. Safety & Auxiliary Components (Safety Protection & Auxiliary Operation)

Safety & auxiliary components (socket, welding chain, safety pin) provide safety protection and auxiliary functions for the rotary table area—securing components, transmitting power, and preventing accidents. They solve the pain point of component loosening and operational failure caused by truck-mounted rig vibration, ensuring safe and smooth drilling operations. Made of high-strength, wear-resistant materials, these parts comply with API Spec 8C’s safety standards, enhancing overall operational safety.

No.

Product Model

Product Name

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

P2103064AA

Socket, cathead cylinder

High-strength alloy steel (40Cr); precision machined; surface anti-corrosion plating; used to connect the cathead cylinder to the rotary table area, transmitting power for cathead operation (critical for drill string handling).

1. Wear at the inner hole from long-term power transmission and friction; 2. Corrosion from drilling fluid and moisture; 3. Damage from improper alignment during installation.

1. Lubricate the inner hole weekly with high-temperature grease to reduce friction; 2. Clean the socket surface monthly to remove drilling fluid residues; 3. Ensure proper alignment during installation to avoid uneven wear.

2

P9100068AA

Welding chain 8

High-strength alloy steel; heat-treated for tensile strength; surface anti-corrosion plating; chain size 8; used to secure movable components of the rotary table area, preventing displacement during rig movement or drilling.

1. Wear at the chain links from long-term friction and load-bearing; 2. Corrosion from outdoor exposure and drilling fluid; 3. Link deformation from overloading or impact.

1. Inspect chain links weekly for wear and deformation; replace if links are stretched or bent; 2. Lubricate the chain monthly with anti-rust grease to reduce friction and corrosion; 3. Avoid overloading the chain beyond its rated capacity (compliant with API Spec 8C).

3

P6900328AA

Safety pin

High-strength steel (Q355B); heat-treated for toughness; surface anti-corrosion coating; used to secure components (e.g., welding chain, pedals) of the rotary table area, preventing accidental loosening and ensuring operator safety.

1. Wear at the pin surface from long-term vibration and friction; 2. Corrosion from moisture and drilling fluid; 3. Bending deformation from accidental impact or overloading.

1. Inspect the safety pin daily before operation for damage; replace if bent or worn; 2. Clean the pin weekly and apply anti-rust grease; 3. Ensure the pin is fully inserted and locked to prevent accidental disengagement.

On-Site Fault Maintenance Cases

The following are 2 real, short on-site fault cases of the Z05012100001AA Rotary Table Area for ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig, along with practical solutions compliant with API Spec 8C. These cases address common issues encountered in mobile drilling scenarios, helping maintenance teams quickly diagnose and resolve problems, reduce downtime, and avoid safety hazards.

Case 1: Safety Pin Damage & Welding Chain Displacement

Fault Description: After relocating the ZJ40 truck-mounted rig to a new drill site, operators found that P6900328AA Safety Pin was bent, and P9100068AA Welding Chain 8 had displaced, posing a risk of component loosening during drilling. Fault Cause: Rig vibration during transportation caused the safety pin to bear uneven lateral stress, leading to bending; the welding chain was not properly tensioned before relocation, exacerbating displacement. Solution: Stop rig preparation immediately. Replace the bent safety pin with a genuine P6900328AA part (compliant with API Spec 8C safety standards). Re-tension the welding chain to the specified tightness, insert the new safety pin fully, and lock it securely. Inspect all other safety pins and welding chain links for damage; test the rotary table area—components remained stable with no displacement. Preventive Measure: Tension all welding chains and inspect safety pins before rig relocation; check safety pins and chains again after arriving at the drill site.

Case 2: Rotating Shaft Wear & Rotary Table Operation Failure

Fault Description: During drilling operations, the rotary table rotated unsmoothly, with abnormal noise; inspection found that P9960319AA Rotating Shaft (L=210) had severe surface wear, leading to poor rotation and increased vibration. Fault Cause: The rotating shaft was not lubricated regularly, causing long-term friction between the shaft and adjacent components; drilling fluid seepage accelerated wear, violating the monthly maintenance guidelines. Solution: Stop drilling operations. Remove the worn rotating shaft using proper tools; replace it with a genuine P9960319AA part. Clean the shaft connection area with diesel oil, apply high-temperature anti-wear grease, and reinstall the shaft, ensuring proper alignment. Test the rotary table—rotation was smooth, with no abnormal noise or vibration. Preventive Measure: Lubricate the rotating shaft weekly; inspect the shaft surface monthly for wear; seal the shaft connection to prevent drilling fluid seepage.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

No.

Question

Answer

1

Are these parts compatible only with Z05012100001AA Rotary Table Area for ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig? Can they be used for fixed ZJ40 rigs?

All parts are exclusively matched to Z05012100001AA Rotary Table Area for ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig. They cannot be directly used for fixed ZJ40 rigs, as truck-mounted rigs have lighter, more compact structural designs, and component dimensions, load-bearing capacities, and connection positions differ from fixed rigs. Using these parts for fixed rigs will cause installation mismatch and safety hazards. For fixed ZJ40 rigs, provide the specific rotary table area model, and we will offer matching parts.

2

What maintenance is required for the rotary table area parts before and after rig relocation (a key scenario for truck-mounted rigs)?

Before relocation: 1. Inspect all safety pins, welding chains, and connection bolts for tightness; re-tighten if loose; 2. Check hoisting components (lifting ring, pad eye) for damage; 3. Clean drilling fluid residues and apply anti-rust grease to metal components. After relocation: 1. Re-inspect all components for displacement or damage caused by vibration; 2. Check the rotary table area’s levelness and adjust if needed; 3. Lubricate rotating components (rotating shaft) and connection points to ensure smooth operation.

3

How to choose between genuine parts and non-genuine parts for the rotary table area, and what risks are there with non-genuine parts?

We strongly recommend using genuine parts, as they comply with API Spec 8C and original equipment standards, ensuring compatibility, load-bearing capacity, and durability. Non-genuine parts often use inferior materials, have imprecise machining, and fail to meet safety standards—risks include: 1. Component deformation or cracking under load, leading to rotary table failure; 2. Poor compatibility causing installation mismatch and vibration; 3. Short service life, increasing maintenance frequency and downtime; 4. Safety hazards (e.g., safety pin breakage, lifting ring failure) that may cause equipment damage or personnel injury.

Procurement Guide & Call to Action

The Z05012100001AA Rotary Table Area is a critical core component of the ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig, directly determining the safety, stability, and operational efficiency of mobile drilling operations. All parts introduced in this guide are genuine, manufactured in strict accordance with API Spec 8C and original equipment manufacturing standards, and undergo rigorous quality inspection (material testing, precision machining inspection, anti-corrosion performance testing) to ensure perfect compatibility, high structural strength, corrosion resistance, and long service life—critical for truck-mounted rigs that face frequent relocation and harsh working conditions.

We cover all parts of the Z05012100001AA Rotary Table Area—from the core main body to small safety pins and pipes—with clear original product models for easy identification and procurement. Our products not only solve common on-site faults (e.g., safety pin damage, rotating shaft wear) but also provide comprehensive maintenance guidance and technical support tailored to mobile drilling scenarios, helping you reduce operational downtime and maintenance costs.

For your procurement needs, our professional team can provide personalized services, including part model confirmation, technical consultation on maintenance and relocation, and after-sales support. Choosing genuine parts ensures the safe, stable, and efficient operation of your ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig, avoiding the risks of non-genuine parts. Contact us today to discuss your procurement needs and get the reliable, high-quality parts and professional support you deserve.

 

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