10 Feb 2026

ZJ40 Drilling Rig Racking Board Related Parts

Core Application & User Demand Overview

This document focuses on parts matching the ZJ40 Drilling Rig racking board system, including the racking board body (Z04160208025AA) and supporting components. It caters to drilling maintenance technicians, procurement staff, and on-site operators, providing standardized part selection, wear prevention, and maintenance solutions to ensure structural stability, operational safety, and efficient drill pipe handling.

1. Main Structural & Pedal Components

These parts form the racking board’s main framework and operating platforms, bearing equipment weight and operator load. Damage like deformation or cracking disrupts operation and poses safety risks. This section resolves such pain points with targeted material specs and maintenance for harsh drilling scenarios.

No.

Part Name

Part No.

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Racking board body

Z04160208025AA

Alloy Steel (Q355B) with Shot Blasting & Anti-Corrosion Coating

1. Stress concentration-induced cracking under heavy load; 2. Impact damage from drill pipes; 3. Corrosion by drilling fluid and outdoor exposure.

1. Inspect for cracks monthly per API Spec 7K; 2. Use buffer pads to reduce pipe impact; 3. Touch up anti-corrosion coating annually.

2

Board body

P9860084AA

Carbon Steel (Q235B) with Surface Rust Prevention

1. Bending deformation from uneven load; 2. Wear from frequent operator contact; 3. Corrosion in humid drilling environments.

1. Ensure uniform load distribution; 2. Clean surface oil stains regularly; 3. Apply anti-rust paint every 6 months.

3

Main pedal

Z04160204104AA

Carbon Steel (Q235B) with Anti-Slip Surface Treatment

1. Wear of anti-slip layer from frequent treading; 2. Corrosion by oil and water; 3. Deformation from heavy impact.

1. Replace if anti-slip layer wears down by 30%; 2. Clean surface promptly to remove oil; 3. Avoid dropping heavy objects on the pedal.

4

Telescoping pedal

Z04160203097AA

Alloy Steel (Q235B) with Telescopic Mechanism

1. Wear of telescopic rails from repeated movement; 2. Jamming by debris; 3. Corrosion-induced mechanism failure.

1. Clean telescopic rails weekly to remove debris; 2. Apply lithium-based grease to rails monthly; 3. Avoid forced telescoping when jammed.

5

Small pedal

Z04160202111AA

Carbon Steel (Q235A) with Anti-Slip Coating

1. Local wear from concentrated operator load; 2. Corrosion by drilling fluid splashes; 3. Bending from uneven treading.

1. Distribute weight evenly when standing; 2. Wipe off drilling fluid splashes promptly; 3. Inspect flatness quarterly.

6

Pedal

Z04160302070AA

Carbon Steel (Q235B) with Anti-Slip Surface

1. Wear of anti-slip layer from frequent treading; 2. Corrosion by oil and water; 3. Deformation from heavy impact.

1. Replace if anti-slip layer wears down by 30%; 2. Clean surface promptly to remove oil; 3. Avoid dropping heavy objects on the pedal.

7

Pedal

Z04160303130AA

Carbon Steel (Q235B) with Anti-Slip Surface

1. Wear of anti-slip layer from frequent treading; 2. Corrosion by oil and water; 3. Deformation from heavy impact.

1. Replace if anti-slip layer wears down by 30%; 2. Clean surface promptly to remove oil; 3. Avoid dropping heavy objects on the pedal.

8

Auxiliary frame

Z04160205055AA

Alloy Steel (Q355B) with Welded Reinforcement

1. Welding joint fatigue under repeated load; 2. Deformation from lateral force; 3. Corrosion by outdoor exposure.

1. Inspect welding joints monthly for cracks; 2. Avoid lateral impact during operation; 3. Apply anti-corrosion grease to welds.

9

Line post

Z04160213006AA

Alloy Steel (40Cr) with Heat Treatment

1. Wear from wire rope friction; 2. Bending deformation from lateral pull; 3. Corrosion-induced structural weakening.

1. Align wire rope to reduce friction; 2. Inspect for bending monthly; 3. Apply anti-rust oil after cleaning.

2. Guardrail & Safety Components

These parts ensure operator safety during racking board operation, preventing falls and equipment-related injuries. Damage or loosening compromises safety, so this section provides maintenance tips to maintain structural integrity in high-vibration drilling environments.

No.

Part Name

Part No.

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Small guardrails

P6004579AA

Carbon Steel (Q235B) with Anti-Rust Paint

1. Impact damage from equipment or debris; 2. Corrosion by drilling fluid; 3. Loosening of connecting fasteners.

1. Install protective buffers at vulnerable points; 2. Touch up anti-rust paint when peeling; 3. Tighten connecting bolts weekly.

2

Guardrails

Z04160303193AA

Alloy Steel (Q355B) with Welded Structure

1. Welding joint fatigue; 2. Impact deformation; 3. Corrosion from outdoor and drilling environments.

1. Inspect welding joints monthly for cracks; 2. Avoid collision with heavy equipment; 3. Apply anti-corrosion coating annually.

3

Guardrails

P7100157AA

Alloy Steel (Q355B) with Welded Structure

1. Welding joint fatigue; 2. Impact deformation; 3. Corrosion from outdoor and drilling environments.

1. Inspect welding joints monthly for cracks; 2. Avoid collision with heavy equipment; 3. Apply anti-corrosion coating annually.

4

Windwall at off driller's side

Z04160204011AA

Carbon Steel (Q235A) with Sealing Treatment

1. Impact damage from wind-blown debris; 2. Corrosion by rain and drilling fluid; 3. Deformation from strong wind.

1. Clear surrounding debris regularly; 2. Apply waterproof anti-rust paint; 3. Reinforce connections in windy conditions.

5

Windwalls at driller's side

Z04160400093AA

Carbon Steel (Q235A) with Sealing Treatment

1. Impact damage from wind-blown debris; 2. Corrosion by rain and drilling fluid; 3. Deformation from strong wind.

1. Clear surrounding debris regularly; 2. Apply waterproof anti-rust paint; 3. Reinforce connections in windy conditions.

6

Hanger, safety line

Z04160213012AA

Alloy Steel (35CrMoA) with Load-Bearing Reinforcement

1. Fatigue wear from safety line tension; 2. Corrosion by harsh environments; 3. Loosening of mounting fasteners.

1. Inspect load-bearing capacity quarterly; 2. Apply anti-corrosion grease regularly; 3. Tighten mounting bolts monthly.

7

Locking pin, operation platform

G05180100001AA

Carbon Steel (45#) with Quenching Treatment

1. Wear from repeated insertion/removal; 2. Rust-induced jamming; 3. Bending from improper use.

1. Apply lubricant to the pin surface monthly; 2. Clean and dry after use; 3. Avoid forced insertion/removal.

3. Rotating & Transmission Components

These parts support wire rope and drill pipe movement, ensuring smooth transmission in the racking system. Wear, jamming, or lubrication failure causes operational inefficiency—this section provides technical guidance to resolve such issues per industry standards.

No.

Part Name

Part No.

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Sheave

P0300020AA

High Carbon Steel (45#) with Surface Hardening

1. Groove wear from wire rope friction; 2. Impact damage during pipe handling; 3. Rust from humid environments.

1. Check groove wear weekly (replace if wear exceeds 0.5mm); 2. Align wire rope with grooves; 3. Apply anti-rust oil biweekly.

2

Shaft

P2400113AA

Alloy Steel (40Cr) with Quenching & Tempering

1. Fatigue wear from long-term rotation; 2. Misalignment-induced uneven wear; 3. Corrosion by drilling fluid.

1. Align strictly during installation per API Spec 8C; 2. Apply lithium-based grease monthly; 3. Conduct magnetic particle inspection quarterly.

3

Copper sleeve

P1400130AA

Phosphor Bronze (QSn6.5-0.1)

1. Dry friction-induced wear (lack of lubrication); 2. Abrasion by metal impurities; 3. Deformation from radial load.

1. Fill with molybdenum disulfide lubricant before installation; 2. Clean shaft surface to remove impurities; 3. Replace if clearance exceeds 0.1mm.

4

Telescoping sleeve

Z04160210004AA

Alloy Steel (Q235B) with Telescopic Structure

1. Wear of inner/outer sleeves from repeated movement; 2. Jamming by debris; 3. Corrosion-induced seizing.

1. Clean sleeve surfaces weekly; 2. Apply lubricant to contact points monthly; 3. Avoid forced extension/retraction.

5

Spacing sleeve

P1400144AA

Carbon Steel (45#) with Precision Machining

1. Wear from axial movement; 2. Deformation from uneven force; 3. Corrosion by drilling fluid.

1. Check fit clearance with shaft before installation; 2. Ensure uniform force distribution; 3. Apply anti-rust grease after cleaning.

6

Wireline

P9990075AA

High-Strength Steel Wire Rope (6×19S+FC)

1. Fatigue wear from repeated bending; 2. Abrasion by sheaves and clamps; 3. Rust from humid/chemical environments.

1. Check for broken wires weekly (replace if ≥3 in 1 lay); 2. Apply wire rope grease monthly; 3. Avoid sharp bending.

7

Line clamp 10

4400200010

Alloy Steel (35CrMoA)

1. Clamping surface wear from wire rope friction; 2. Bolt loosening leading to slippage; 3. Corrosion-induced structural weakening.

1. Tighten bolts to 55-60 N·m torque; 2. Inspect clamping surface monthly; 3. Apply anti-rust grease to threads.

4. Fasteners & Connecting Components

These parts secure all racking board components, maintaining assembly integrity. Loosening, thread wear, or corrosion leads to component detachment, risking equipment failure. This section provides prevention tips aligned with industrial standards for reliable fastening.

No.

Part Name

Part No.

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Flat pin

P2000512AA

Carbon Steel (Q235A) with Chromium Plating

1. Wear from rotational friction; 2. Plating wear leading to rust; 3. Bending from lateral force.

1. Apply lubricant to surface monthly; 2. Inspect for bending weekly; 3. Replace if plating is severely worn.

2

Bolt M10X80

4303310080

Carbon Steel (45#) with Heat Treatment

1. Thread wear from vibration; 2. Fatigue fracture from over-tightening; 3. Corrosion by drilling fluid.

1. Tighten to 35-40 N·m torque; 2. Use lock washers; 3. Apply anti-rust adhesive to threads.

3

Slotted nut M10

4311700010

Carbon Steel (45#)

1. Thread stripping from vibration; 2. Corrosion-induced seizing; 3. Wear from repeated disassembly.

1. Apply anti-seize agent to threads; 2. Use cotter pins to prevent loosening; 3. Replace if thread damage is found.

4

Retaining plate

P6001133AA

Carbon Steel (Q235A)

1. Wear from component friction; 2. Deformation from excessive pressure; 3. Corrosion in humid environments.

1. Inspect flatness before installation; 2. Apply lubricant at friction points; 3. Apply anti-rust paint regularly.

5

Pin plate

P6004573AA

Carbon Steel (Q235A)

1. Wear from pin movement; 2. Corrosion by drilling fluid; 3. Loosening of connecting bolts.

1. Tighten connecting bolts weekly; 2. Clean surface to remove drilling fluid; 3. Replace if pin holes are worn.

6

Pin plate

P6004574AA

Carbon Steel (Q235A)

1. Wear from pin movement; 2. Corrosion by drilling fluid; 3. Loosening of connecting bolts.

1. Tighten connecting bolts weekly; 2. Clean surface to remove drilling fluid; 3. Replace if pin holes are worn.

7

Tension ring

P9860043AA

Alloy Steel (35CrMoA)

1. Fatigue wear from repeated tension; 2. Corrosion by harsh environments; 3. Deformation from over-tensioning.

1. Avoid over-tensioning beyond rated capacity; 2. Inspect for cracks monthly; 3. Apply anti-corrosion grease regularly.

8

Tension ring

P9860062AA

Alloy Steel (35CrMoA)

1. Fatigue wear from repeated tension; 2. Corrosion by harsh environments; 3. Deformation from over-tensioning.

1. Avoid over-tensioning beyond rated capacity; 2. Inspect for cracks monthly; 3. Apply anti-corrosion grease regularly.

9

Lifting ring

P2200210AA

Alloy Steel (35CrMoA) with Load-Bearing Design

1. Fatigue wear from lifting loads; 2. Corrosion by drilling fluid; 3. Loosening of mounting bolts.

1. Inspect load-bearing capacity quarterly; 2. Tighten mounting bolts monthly; 3. Apply anti-rust grease after use.

10

Bolt

P1200151AA

Carbon Steel (45#)

1. Thread wear from vibration; 2. Fatigue fracture from heavy load; 3. Corrosion by humid environments.

1. Tighten to standard torque (per equipment manual); 2. Use lock washers; 3. Apply anti-rust paint to exposed threads.

11

Self-lock nut

P6300076AA

Carbon Steel (45#) with Self-Locking Mechanism

1. Self-locking mechanism failure from wear; 2. Thread stripping from vibration; 3. Corrosion-induced seizing.

1. Replace if self-locking function weakens; 2. Apply anti-seize agent to threads; 3. Avoid over-tightening.

12

Connection plate

P6900045AA

Alloy Steel (Q355B) with Welded Connections

1. Welding joint fatigue; 2. Wear from component movement; 3. Corrosion by drilling fluid.

1. Inspect welding joints monthly; 2. Apply lubricant at contact points; 3. Touch up anti-corrosion coating.

13

Oil cup M10X1

4101800008

Brass

1. Blockage by lubricant impurities; 2. Thread wear from frequent oil injection; 3. Corrosion by chemical agents.

1. Filter lubricant before injection; 2. Avoid over-tightening during installation; 3. Clean monthly.

14

Bolt

P2200233AA

Carbon Steel (45#)

1. Thread wear from vibration; 2. Fatigue fracture from heavy load; 3. Corrosion by humid environments.

1. Tighten to standard torque (per equipment manual); 2. Use lock washers; 3. Apply anti-rust paint to exposed threads.

15

Nut M30X2

4310000030

Carbon Steel (45#) with Heat Treatment

1. Thread wear from heavy load; 2. Corrosion-induced seizing; 3. Loosening from vibration.

1. Apply anti-seize agent to threads; 2. Use lock washers; 3. Re-tighten after 50 hours of operation.

16

Connection plate

P6900054AA

Alloy Steel (Q355B) with Welded Connections

1. Welding joint fatigue; 2. Wear from component movement; 3. Corrosion by drilling fluid.

1. Inspect welding joints monthly; 2. Apply lubricant at contact points; 3. Touch up anti-corrosion coating.

17

Angle steel seat

P9810182AA

Carbon Steel (Q235B) with Welded Base

1. Welding joint fatigue; 2. Deformation from uneven load; 3. Corrosion by outdoor exposure.

1. Inspect welding joints monthly; 2. Ensure level installation; 3. Apply anti-rust paint annually.

18

Bolt M8X30

4303608030

Carbon Steel (45#)

1. Thread wear from vibration; 2. Fatigue fracture from over-tightening; 3. Corrosion by humid environments.

1. Tighten to 15-20 N·m torque; 2. Use lock washers; 3. Apply anti-rust adhesive to threads.

19

Nut M8

4309300008

Carbon Steel (45#)

1. Thread stripping from vibration; 2. Corrosion-induced seizing; 3. Wear from repeated disassembly.

1. Replace together with bolts; 2. Apply anti-seize agent to threads; 3. Re-tighten weekly.

20

Washer 8

4313000008

Carbon Steel (Q235A) with Zinc Plating

1. Elastic fatigue from vibration; 2. Zinc layer wear leading to corrosion; 3. Deformation from over-tightening.

1. Replace with bolts/nuts as a set; 2. Avoid over-tightening; 3. Touch up anti-corrosion coating if needed.

21

Cotter pin 1.6X14

4314516014

Carbon Steel (Q235A)

1. Fatigue breakage from vibration; 2. Rust and corrosion; 3. Bending from improper insertion.

1. Replace every 3 months; 2. Apply anti-rust oil regularly; 3. Ensure full insertion and proper bending.

22

Side pull plate

P6900046AA

Alloy Steel (Q355B)

1. Wear from pulling force; 2. Welding joint fatigue; 3. Corrosion by drilling fluid.

1. Inspect for cracks monthly; 2. Tighten connecting bolts weekly; 3. Apply anti-corrosion grease regularly.

23

Nut M16

4309300016

Carbon Steel (45#) with Heat Treatment

1. Thread wear from vibration; 2. Corrosion-induced seizing; 3. Wear from repeated disassembly.

1. Apply anti-seize agent to threads; 2. Use lock washers; 3. Replace if thread damage is found.

24

Flat washer 16

4313200016

Carbon Steel (Q235A) with Zinc Plating

1. Elastic fatigue from vibration; 2. Zinc layer wear leading to corrosion; 3. Deformation from over-tightening.

1. Replace with nuts/bolts as a set; 2. Avoid over-tightening; 3. Touch up anti-corrosion coating if needed.

25

Cotter pin 4X20

4314504020

Carbon Steel (Q235A)

1. Fatigue breakage from vibration; 2. Rust and corrosion; 3. Bending from improper insertion.

1. Replace every 3 months; 2. Apply anti-rust oil regularly; 3. Ensure full insertion and proper bending.

26

Reinforcing plate

P6041579AA

Alloy Steel (Q355B)

1. Welding joint fatigue; 2. Wear from component friction; 3. Corrosion by drilling fluid.

1. Inspect welding joints monthly; 2. Apply lubricant at friction points; 3. Touch up anti-corrosion coating.

27

Supporting seat, side plate

P7100008AA

Alloy Steel (Q355B) with Precision Machining

1. Wear from component movement; 2. Deformation from uneven load; 3. Corrosion by drilling fluid.

1. Ensure proper alignment during installation; 2. Inspect for deformation quarterly; 3. Apply anti-rust grease regularly.

28

Cotter pin φ3.2X20

4314503020

Carbon Steel (Q235A)

1. Fatigue breakage from vibration; 2. Rust and corrosion; 3. Bending from improper insertion.

1. Replace every 3 months; 2. Apply anti-rust oil regularly; 3. Ensure full insertion and proper bending.

29

Pin shaft φ16X50(B)

4314816050

Alloy Steel (40Cr) with Quenching Treatment

1. Wear from rotational friction; 2. Corrosion by drilling fluid; 3. Bending from lateral force.

1. Apply lithium-based grease monthly; 2. Inspect for bending weekly; 3. Conduct magnetic particle inspection quarterly.

30

Support

Z04160302071AA

Alloy Steel (Q355B)

1. Stress concentration-induced cracking; 2. Deformation from heavy load; 3. Corrosion by outdoor exposure.

1. Inspect for cracks monthly; 2. Ensure uniform load distribution; 3. Apply anti-corrosion coating annually.

31

Pin shaft φ16X85(B)

4314816085

Alloy Steel (40Cr) with Quenching Treatment

1. Wear from rotational friction; 2. Corrosion by drilling fluid; 3. Bending from lateral force.

1. Apply lithium-based grease monthly; 2. Inspect for bending weekly; 3. Conduct magnetic particle inspection quarterly.

5. Auxiliary Components

These parts provide auxiliary support, lubrication, and identification for the racking board system. Malfunction here affects overall operational efficiency—this section details maintenance to ensure auxiliary functions work reliably.

No.

Part Name

Part No.

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Small nameplate

P6004579AA

Stainless Steel (304) with Engraved Markings

1. Fading of markings from outdoor exposure; 2. Scratching from debris; 3. Corrosion in harsh environments.

1. Clean surface regularly to remove debris; 2. Avoid scratching with sharp objects; 3. Apply protective film if needed.

On-site Fault Maintenance Case

Case Description: During ZJ40 rig racking board operation, the telescoping pedal (Z04160203097AA) failed to extend smoothly and emitted abnormal noise. Inspection found the telescoping sleeve was jammed by debris, and the copper sleeve (P1400130AA) was severely worn due to lack of lubrication.

Maintenance Process: 1. Stop operation and disassemble the telescoping mechanism; 2. Remove debris from the telescoping sleeve and clean all components; 3. Replace the worn copper sleeve with an original part and apply molybdenum disulfide lubricant; 4. Reassemble and test the telescoping function, confirming smooth operation without noise.

Lesson Learned: Regular cleaning and lubrication of telescopic and rotating components are critical to prevent jamming and premature wear, ensuring consistent operation of the racking board system.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

No.

Question

Answer

1

What standards do these racking board parts comply with?

All parts meet API Spec 7K (Drilling and Production Hoisting Equipment) and GB/T 1591-2018 (Alloy Structural Steels) standards, ensuring compatibility with ZJ40 drilling rigs and adherence to industrial safety and durability requirements.

2

How to handle seized self-lock nuts during disassembly?

Do not force disassembly. Apply penetrating oil to threads and let it sit for 1-2 hours to loosen corrosion. If threads are severely damaged, replace the nut and matching bolt with original parts to ensure reliable fastening.

3

What is the recommended inspection cycle for safety-related components?

Guardrails, safety line hangers, and locking pins should be inspected weekly for loosening or damage. Replace worn or damaged safety components immediately. Conduct a comprehensive safety inspection monthly to ensure operator protection.

Procurement Guide

All parts listed are 100% compatible with ZJ40 drilling rig racking board systems, manufactured in strict accordance with API and national standards to ensure structural stability, operational reliability, and operator safety. To avoid equipment downtime and safety risks from inferior parts, we recommend purchasing original parts matching the provided part numbers. Our professional team offers technical support for part selection, installation, and maintenance—contact us for tailored procurement solutions.

 

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