05 Jan 2026

ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig-SJ Petro-2

Core Application & Target User Demand

This catalog covers specialized spare parts exclusively compatible with the ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig (SJ Petro), a core equipment for onshore oil & gas exploration, mineral prospecting, and emergency well drilling. Tailored for oilfield operation companies, drilling contractors, and professional maintenance teams, it addresses critical pain points such as unplanned downtime from component failure, poor compatibility of generic parts, and structural damage in mobile drilling scenarios. The core value lies in ensuring reliable rig operation, extending equipment service life, and optimizing maintenance efficiency, specifically adapting to the mobility and high-load requirements of truck-mounted drilling operations.

1. Substructure Auxiliary & Operation Platform Components

Substructure auxiliary and operation platform components provide stable support for drilling operations and safe access for operators. Damage risks personnel safety and affects drilling efficiency. Our parts feature high structural strength and anti-slip designs, adapting to outdoor and mobile drilling environments, ensuring operational safety and convenience.

Serial No.

Part Name & Number

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Column I (Z05010300013AA)

Q690 high-strength alloy steel; cast steel (ZG270-500) connecting flanges; galvanized steel bolts

1. Fatigue cracking due to long-term bearing of platform load and operational vibration; 2. Corrosion of flanges and bolts from rain, humidity, and drilling fluid splashing

1. Conduct non-destructive testing (NDT) for welds every 6 months; 2. Apply anti-corrosion coating annually and use waterproof covers for idle periods

2

Column II (Z05010300014AA)

Q690 high-strength alloy steel; 304 stainless steel fasteners; EPDM rubber sealing gaskets

1. Deformation due to uneven load distribution during platform operation; 2. Seal failure leading to moisture intrusion and internal corrosion

1. Ensure uniform load placement on the platform; 2. Inspect seals monthly and replace damaged ones with OEM-compatible parts

3

Stairs (Z05010400285AA)

Q355B carbon steel steps; anti-slip rubber mats; aluminum alloy handrails

1. Wear of anti-slip mats due to frequent personnel walking; 2. Corrosion of steps from rain and mud accumulation in outdoor operations

1. Replace anti-slip mats when anti-slip coefficient <0.6; 2. Clean steps regularly to remove mud and touch up anti-corrosion paint annually

4

Stairs assembly (Z05010400288AA)

Q355B carbon steel frame; anti-slip steel plates; stainless steel (304) connecting pins

1. Frame weld cracking due to vibration during rig transportation; 2. Connecting pin wear from frequent assembly and disassembly

1. Secure the stairs assembly with binding straps during transportation; 2. Apply molybdenum disulfide lubricant to pins monthly and inspect welds quarterly

5

Guardrail assembly (Z05010601268AA)

Q235B carbon steel railings; plastic anti-collision sleeves; galvanized steel brackets

1. Anti-collision sleeve aging and cracking due to long-term sun exposure and temperature fluctuations; 2. Bracket loosening caused by operational vibration

1. Replace anti-collision sleeves every 6 months; 2. Use locking bolts and retighten brackets every 150 operating hours

6

Dolly (Z05010800001AA)

Q235B carbon steel frame; polyurethane wheels; stainless steel (304) axles

1. Wheel wear and deformation due to friction with uneven drilling site ground; 2. Axle corrosion from mud and moisture intrusion

1. Avoid moving the dolly on excessively rough ground; 2. Clean wheels and axles after use and apply anti-corrosion grease

7

Bottom assembly (Z05011200133AA)

Q355B carbon steel base; reinforced concrete prefabricated blocks; 2205 duplex stainless steel connecting rods

1. Base deformation due to uneven ground stress during rig setup; 2. Connecting rod corrosion caused by long-term contact with soil and water

1. Level and compact the ground before installation, use backing plates for soft soil; 2. Paint connecting rods annually and inspect for corrosion monthly

8

Bottom assembly (Z05011200134AA)

Q355B carbon steel base; rubber damping pads; galvanized steel fasteners

1. Damping pad wear due to long-term load bearing and vibration; 2. Fastener loosening caused by rig transportation vibration

1. Replace damping pads when compression deformation exceeds 20%; 2. Retighten fasteners after transportation and use lock washers

2. Drilling Operation Area & Pipe Handling Components

Drilling operation area and pipe handling components are critical for safe and efficient drilling rod management and rotary table operation. Damage leads to drilling delays and potential pipe collision hazards. Our parts feature anti-collision and wear-resistant designs, adapting to high-frequency pipe handling and heavy-load drilling scenarios.

Serial No.

Part Name & Number

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Rotary table beam (Z05011400069AA)

Q690 high-strength alloy steel; 42CrMo alloy steel reinforcing plates; welded structure with flaw detection

1. Weld cracking due to high torque and vibration during rotary table operation; 2. Surface wear from friction with drilling tools

1. Conduct NDT on welds every 500 drilling hours; 2. Install wear-resistant plates on contact surfaces and replace when worn

2

Top assembly (left) (Z05011401131AA)

Q355B carbon steel frame; aluminum alloy lightening panels; silicone rubber seals

1. Seal failure leading to moisture intrusion and internal corrosion; 2. Frame deformation due to lateral force from pipe handling

1. Inspect seals monthly and replace if damaged; 2. Ensure pipe handling operations are smooth to avoid excessive lateral force

3

Top assembly (right) (Z05011401141AA)

Q355B carbon steel frame; 304 stainless steel fasteners; rubber damping pads

1. Damping pad aging due to long-term vibration; 2. Fastener corrosion caused by drilling fluid splashing

1. Replace damping pads every 6 months; 2. Apply anti-corrosion grease to fasteners and install splash guards

4

Rotary table area (Z05012100001AA)

NM400 wear-resistant steel plate; Q355B carbon steel frame; anti-slip paint coating

1. Wear of steel plate due to friction with drilling tools and pipe rotation; 2. Anti-slip paint peeling due to frequent cleaning and foot traffic

1. Inspect plate wear every 300 operating hours, replace when thickness decreases by 10%; 2. Touch up anti-slip paint quarterly

5

Setback area (Z05012200052AA)

Q355B carbon steel frame; polyurethane anti-collision blocks; stainless steel (304) pins

1. Anti-collision block wear due to frequent drilling rod placement and collision; 2. Frame corrosion from rain and drilling fluid accumulation

1. Replace anti-collision blocks when wear exceeds 50%; 2. Drain accumulated fluid timely and clean the area regularly

6

Pipe ramp (Z05020100112AA)

Q355B carbon steel ramp; polyurethane wear-resistant lining; steel reinforcement

1. Lining wear due to high-frequency pipe sliding; 2. Ramp deformation due to uneven pipe load

1. Replace lining every 400 pipe-handling cycles; 2. Distribute pipes evenly on the ramp and avoid overloading

7

Catwalk and pipe rack (Z05020200121AA)

Q355B carbon steel structure; anti-slip steel plates; galvanized steel railings

1. Anti-slip plate wear due to pipe sliding and personnel walking; 2. Railing corrosion from outdoor exposure

1. Replace anti-slip plates when anti-slip pattern is worn flat; 2. Paint railings annually and inspect for loose connections monthly

8

Pipe rack (Z05020300044AA)

Q355B carbon steel frame; rubber pipe supports; stainless steel (304) fasteners

1. Rubber support aging and cracking due to sun exposure and temperature changes; 2. Frame weld cracking due to pipe impact during loading

1. Replace rubber supports every 6 months; 2. Load pipes smoothly and avoid impact, inspect welds quarterly

9

BOP handling guiderails (Z05090900001AA)

Q690 high-strength alloy steel; 304 stainless steel guide rollers; lubricated bearings

1. Guide roller wear due to BOP sliding and friction; 2. Bearing damage caused by dust and moisture intrusion

1. Lubricate bearings every 100 BOP handling operations; 2. Install dust covers on rollers and clean regularly

3. Drawworks & Transmission System Components

Drawworks and transmission system components are core power transmission units of the drilling rig, responsible for hoisting and drilling operations. Failure leads to complete operational shutdown. Our parts comply with API standards, featuring high precision and wear resistance, ensuring stable power transmission and long service life under high-load conditions.

Serial No.

Part Name & Number

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Main drum (Z03010000164AA)

45# carbon steel drum body; 20CrMnTi alloy steel gear ring; chrome-plated surface

1. Drum surface wear due to long-term friction with steel wire rope; 2. Gear ring tooth wear and breakage due to high torque transmission

1. Check wire rope alignment regularly to avoid uneven wear; 2. Replace gear oil according to maintenance schedule and inspect gear teeth every 500 operating hours

2

Sand drum (Z03030000028AA)

45# carbon steel drum; polyurethane wear-resistant lining; GCr15 bearing steel

1. Lining wear due to abrasive sand and debris during drilling; 2. Bearing damage caused by insufficient lubrication and vibration

1. Clean the drum surface after each use in sandy environments; 2. Inject lithium-based grease into bearings every 100 operating hours

3

Drawworks frame and guard (Z03050000136AA)

Q355B carbon steel frame; steel guard plate; anti-corrosion paint coating

1. Frame weld cracking due to high vibration during hoisting; 2. Guard plate corrosion from rain and drilling fluid splashing

1. Conduct NDT on welds every 6 months; 2. Clean the guard plate regularly and touch up paint when damaged

4

Right angle gear box (Z03070000007AA)

40Cr alloy steel case; 20CrNiMo gear set; GCr15 bearing steel

1. Gear wear due to contaminated gear oil; 2. Bearing overheating and damage caused by poor heat dissipation

1. Replace gear oil and filters regularly, test oil cleanliness; 2. Ensure the gear box cooling system is functional and clean air vents weekly

5

Installation of upper drive box and lower drive box and tong counterbalance unit (Z03180000001AA)

42CrMo alloy steel connecting shafts; rubber damping sleeves; stainless steel (304) fasteners

1. Damping sleeve aging due to long-term vibration; 2. Shaft wear caused by misalignment during installation

1. Replace damping sleeves every 800 operating hours; 2. Ensure precise alignment during installation and recheck every 3 months

6

Auxiliary brake system (Z03280000003AA)

Cast iron (HT250) brake drum; copper alloy brake pads; 304 stainless steel hydraulic pipes

1. Brake pad wear due to frequent braking during hoisting; 2. Hydraulic pipe corrosion and leakage caused by moisture

1. Check brake pad thickness monthly, replace when <5mm; 2. Inspect hydraulic pipes for leakage weekly and apply anti-corrosion grease

7

Lower chain case (Z06020000004AA)

45# carbon steel case; 20CrMnTi chain; copper alloy bushings

1. Chain wear and elongation due to high-load transmission; 2. Bushing wear caused by insufficient lubrication

1. Tension the chain regularly and replace when elongation exceeds 3%; 2. Add chain lubricant every 200 operating hours

8

Rotary table drive lower box (Z06110000001AA)

40Cr alloy steel case; 20CrNiMo gear set; GCr15 bearings

1. Gear wear due to improper meshing caused by vibration; 2. Bearing damage from contaminated lubricating oil

1. Check gear meshing condition quarterly; 2. Replace lubricating oil and filters according to schedule

9

Rotary table drive upper box (Z06110000002AA)

40Cr alloy steel case; 20CrMnTi gears; silicone rubber seals

1. Seal failure leading to oil leakage and contamination; 2. Gear tooth breakage due to sudden load changes during drilling

1. Inspect seals monthly for oil leakage; 2. Avoid sudden load changes and operate the rotary table smoothly

4. Hydraulic System Components & Lines

Hydraulic system components and lines are critical for power transmission of drilling rig hydraulic mechanisms (e.g., cylinders, winches). Failure leads to hydraulic mechanism jamming and operational failure. Our parts feature high-pressure resistance and corrosion resistance, ensuring stable hydraulic transmission in harsh drilling environments.

Serial No.

Part Name & Number

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Schematic diagram of hydraulic system (Z07260000042AA) [Auxiliary Part]

Oil-resistant rubber hoses; brass fittings; stainless steel (316) clips; PVC protective sleeves

1. Hose aging and cracking due to high-temperature engine radiation; 2. Fitting corrosion caused by hydraulic oil leakage and moisture

1. Install heat shields between hoses and engine; 2. Inspect for leakage weekly and replace aging hoses/fittings immediately

2

Cathead cylinder (Z07150000016AA)

27SiMn alloy steel cylinder barrel; chrome-plated piston rod; nitrile rubber seals

1. Piston rod scratches from collision with drilling tools; 2. Seal failure caused by contaminated hydraulic oil

1. Install a protective sleeve on the piston rod; 2. Replace hydraulic oil and filters regularly, test oil cleanliness

3

Cathead cylinder lines (Z07050000002AA)

High-pressure hydraulic rubber hose; 304 stainless steel pipe; brass fittings

1. Hose wear due to friction with rig components during cylinder movement; 2. Fitting loosening caused by operational vibration

1. Use cable protectors at friction points; 2. Retighten fittings quarterly and use locking nuts

4

Two bank valve lines (Z07060200001AA)

PTFE-lined hydraulic hose; stainless steel (316) fittings; aluminum alloy pipe clamps

1. Hose lining damage due to high-pressure hydraulic oil impact; 2. Pipe clamp corrosion from outdoor moisture

1. Ensure hydraulic pressure does not exceed the hose’s rated limit; 2. Paint pipe clamps annually and inspect for tightness monthly

5

Seven bank valve lines (Z07060000012AA)

High-pressure steel wire braided hose; brass fittings; rubber damping sleeves

1. Hose fatigue and cracking due to frequent bending during valve operation; 2. Damping sleeve aging from temperature fluctuations

1. Ensure the hose bending radius ≥10× hose diameter; 2. Replace damping sleeves every 6 months

6

Raising lines (Z07030000002AA)

High-pressure hydraulic rubber hose; 304 stainless steel fittings; steel wire reinforcement

1. Hose wear due to high load during mast raising; 2. Fitting corrosion caused by rain and drilling fluid

1. Inspect the hose before each mast raising operation; 2. Cover fittings with waterproof caps when idle

7

Raising cylinder (Z07120000001AA)

27SiMn alloy steel cylinder; chrome-plated piston rod; Viton rubber seals

1. Piston rod corrosion from outdoor exposure; 2. Seal failure due to high-temperature environment

1. Apply anti-corrosion grease to the piston rod after use; 2. Use high-temperature resistant seals and monitor cylinder temperature

8

Three bank valve lines (Z07060300002AA)

PTFE hydraulic hose; brass fittings; aluminum alloy pipe clamps

1. Hose leakage due to fitting misalignment during installation; 2. Pipe clamp wear from vibration

1. Ensure precise fitting alignment during installation; 2. Replace pipe clamps when they show signs of wear

9

Telescoping cylinder (Z07130000033AA)

27SiMn alloy steel cylinder; chrome-plated piston rod; EPDM rubber seals

1. Piston rod wear due to collision during telescoping; 2. Seal failure leading to hydraulic oil leakage

1. Clear obstacles around the cylinder before telescoping; 2. Inspect seals monthly for leakage

10

Hydraulic winch lines (Z07040000002AA)

High-pressure steel wire braided hose; 304 stainless steel fittings; rubber protective sleeves

1. Hose wear due to friction with the winch drum; 2. Fitting loosening caused by winch vibration

1. Install protective sleeves at friction points; 2. Retighten fittings after every 50 winch operations

11

Oil pump lines (Z07010000003AA)

High-pressure hydraulic rubber hose; brass fittings; steel pipe clamps

1. Hose damage due to high-pressure oil impact during pump startup; 2. Pipe clamp corrosion from moisture

1. Start the oil pump smoothly to avoid pressure surges; 2. Paint pipe clamps annually and inspect tightness weekly

12

Jack lines (Z07020000002AA)

High-pressure hydraulic rubber hose; 304 stainless steel fittings; rubber damping pads

1. Hose wear due to friction with the jack during lifting; 2. Fitting corrosion caused by contact with soil and water

1. Use cable protectors between the hose and jack; 2. Clean fittings after use and apply anti-corrosion grease

13

Jack cylinder (Z07140000002AA)

27SiMn alloy steel cylinder; chrome-plated piston rod; nitrile rubber seals

1. Piston rod wear due to uneven ground during lifting; 2. Seal failure caused by contaminated hydraulic oil

1. Use backing plates on soft ground to ensure stable lifting; 2. Replace hydraulic oil and filters according to maintenance schedule

14

Jack cylinder (Z07140000009AA)

27SiMn alloy steel cylinder; chrome-plated piston rod; nitrile rubber seals

1. Cylinder body corrosion from outdoor rain and humidity; 2. Piston rod scratches from foreign object collision

1. Cover the cylinder with a waterproof tarpaulin when idle; 2. Install a protective cover on the piston rod

Procurement & Technical Reference Standards

All parts in this catalog comply with API Spec 4F (Drilling and Well Servicing Structures), API Spec 7K (Drilling Equipment), and ISO 9001:2015 quality management system standards, ensuring strict compatibility with the ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig (SJ Petro). For procurement, it is mandatory to confirm the exact part number, rig model, and serial number to avoid mismatches; we recommend purchasing critical spare parts (e.g., main drum, hydraulic cylinders) in backup quantities to minimize downtime.

Technical reference guidelines for maintenance: 1) Establish a comprehensive maintenance schedule based on operating hours (e.g., daily visual inspection, weekly lubrication check, monthly NDT of key welds); 2) Use only OEM-compatible spare parts and tools to avoid damaging the rig’s overall structure and system; 3) Maintain detailed records of part replacement and maintenance activities for traceability; 4) Conduct pre-operation inspections of safety-critical components (e.g., guardrail assembly, auxiliary brake system) to ensure operational safety.

For technical issues, our team of certified drilling equipment engineers provides professional consulting services, including part selection guidance, on-site maintenance support, and failure analysis. We also offer customized training to help your team master proper part replacement and maintenance techniques, extending the rig’s service life and ensuring operational safety.

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Reliable spare parts are the cornerstone of continuous and safe operation for your ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig (SJ Petro). Our comprehensive catalog offers high-quality, OEM-compatible components with strict quality control, designed to address the unique challenges of mobile drilling operations. Whether you need urgent replacement parts, long-term supply agreements, or professional technical support, our sales team is ready to assist. Contact us today to discuss your specific needs and receive personalized procurement solutions that reduce maintenance costs and maximize operational reliability.

 

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