05 Jan 2026

ZJ40 Truck-mounted Drilling Rig-SJ Petro-3

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. Hydraulic System Supplementary Components & Lines

Hydraulic system supplementary components and lines are essential for the normal operation of key hydraulic mechanisms such as steering, latch pins, and throttles. Failure leads to hydraulic mechanism jamming, affecting rig mobility and operational safety. Our parts feature high-pressure resistance and corrosion resistance, ensuring stable hydraulic transmission in harsh outdoor drilling environments.

Serial No.

Part Name & Number

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Steering power assisting lines (Z07080000003AA)

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

1. Hose wear and cracking due to frequent bending during steering operations; 2. Fitting corrosion caused by moisture and road debris during transportation

1. Ensure the hose bending radius is not less than 10 times the hose diameter; 2. Install protective sleeves at positions prone to friction and inspect fittings for tightness monthly

2

Latch pin cylinder lines (Z07320000004AA)

PTFE-lined hydraulic hose; brass fittings; aluminum alloy pipe clamps

1. Hose lining damage due to high-pressure hydraulic oil impact during latch pin operation; 2. Pipe clamp loosening caused by rig vibration during drilling

1. Monitor hydraulic pressure to avoid exceeding the hose's rated limit; 2. Use locking pipe clamps and retighten every 150 operating hours

3

Latch pin cylinder (Z07320000005AA)

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

1. Piston rod scratches from collision with mast components during extension/retraction; 2. Seal failure caused by contaminated hydraulic oil

1. Install a protective cover on the piston rod and clear obstacles before operation; 2. Replace hydraulic oil and filters according to the maintenance schedule and test oil cleanliness regularly

4

Hydraulic pump lines (Z08090000001AA)

High-pressure hydraulic rubber hose; 316 stainless steel fittings; steel wire reinforcement

1. Hose damage due to pressure surges during hydraulic pump startup; 2. Fitting corrosion caused by long-term exposure to drilling fluid and moisture

1. Start the hydraulic pump smoothly to avoid sudden pressure increases; 2. Apply anti-corrosion grease to fittings monthly and install splash guards

5

Throttle shutdown lines (Z08030000002AA)

Oil-resistant rubber hose; brass fittings; stainless steel (304) clips

1. Hose aging and cracking due to high-temperature radiation from the engine; 2. Fitting loosening caused by engine vibration

1. Install heat shields between the hose and the engine; 2. Retighten fittings quarterly and replace aging hoses immediately if cracks are found

2. Air System Components & Lines

Air system components and lines are critical for rig braking, suspension, and control system operations. Failure leads to braking failure, suspension instability, and other safety hazards. Our parts feature airtightness and corrosion resistance, adapting to the high-humidity and dusty outdoor drilling environment, ensuring reliable operation of the air system.

Serial No.

Part Name & Number

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Schematic diagram of air system (Z08280000170AA) [Auxiliary Part]

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

1. Hose aging due to long-term exposure to sunlight and temperature fluctuations; 2. Fitting corrosion caused by moisture in the air

1. Avoid direct sunlight on hoses by using protective covers; 2. Drain moisture from the air system daily and inspect fittings for corrosion monthly

2

Chassis air system diagram (Z08270000019AA) [Auxiliary Part]

High-pressure air rubber hose; 304 stainless steel pipes; aluminum alloy pipe clamps

1. Pipe wear due to friction with chassis components during transportation; 2. Pipe clamp corrosion caused by road salt and moisture (in cold areas)

1. Use rubber gaskets between pipes and chassis to reduce friction; 2. Paint pipe clamps annually and clean chassis pipes regularly

3

Differential lock lines (Z08120000002AA)

Nitrile rubber air hose; brass fittings; steel wire clips

1. Hose damage due to vibration during off-road transportation; 2. Fitting air leakage caused by improper installation torque

1. Secure hoses with binding straps to reduce vibration; 2. Use torque wrenches to fasten fittings to OEM-specified torque and check air tightness weekly

4

Deck frame air lines (Z08030000002AA)

High-pressure air rubber hose; 316 stainless steel fittings; rubber damping pads

1. Hose wear due to friction with deck equipment during operation; 2. Damping pad aging caused by long-term load bearing

1. Install protective sleeves at friction points; 2. Replace damping pads every 6 months and inspect hoses for wear monthly

5

Cab lines (Z08150000001AA)

Food-grade rubber air hose (for cab environment); brass fittings; plastic pipe clamps

1. Hose bending fatigue due to frequent cab door opening and closing; 2. Fitting loosening caused by cab vibration

1. Arrange hoses to avoid contact with cab door hinges; 2. Retighten fittings quarterly and check for air leakage

6

Drawworks lines (Z08060000002AA)

Heat-resistant rubber air hose; 304 stainless steel fittings; steel pipe clamps

1. Hose aging due to high-temperature radiation from the drawworks; 2. Fitting corrosion caused by drilling fluid splashing

1. Install heat shields between hoses and drawworks; 2. Clean fittings regularly and apply anti-corrosion grease

7

Air suspension lines (Z08130000003AA)

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

1. Hose wear due to frequent suspension expansion and contraction; 2. Fitting air leakage caused by road vibration

1. Ensure the hose has sufficient length to accommodate suspension movement; 2. Check air tightness of the suspension system weekly and retighten fittings if necessary

8

Front drive lines (Z08340000001AA)

Nitrile rubber air hose; 316 stainless steel fittings; aluminum alloy pipe clamps

1. Hose damage due to friction with front drive components; 2. Pipe clamp loosening caused by off-road vibration

1. Install protective covers on hoses; 2. Inspect pipe clamps monthly and retighten if loose

9

Carrier brake lines (Z08110000002AA)

High-pressure air brake hose (complying with DOT standards); brass fittings; stainless steel (304) clips

1. Hose wear due to long-term use and road debris impact; 2. Fitting corrosion caused by moisture and road chemicals

1. Inspect hoses for wear and cracks weekly; 2. Replace hoses every 2 years (or as per OEM schedule) and apply anti-corrosion grease to fittings

10

Rotary table lines (Z08070000001AA)

Heat-resistant and oil-resistant rubber air hose; brass fittings; steel wire clips

1. Hose damage due to high-temperature and oil contamination near the rotary table; 2. Fitting loosening caused by rotary table vibration

1. Use heat-resistant and oil-resistant hoses that meet API standards; 2. Retighten fittings every 100 operating hours and clean hoses of oil stains regularly

11

Air compressor assembly (Z08390000002AA)

Cast iron (HT250) compressor body; aluminum alloy cylinder head; copper alloy cooling pipes

1. Cylinder wear due to dust and debris in the intake air; 2. Cooling pipe corrosion caused by scale accumulation

1. Replace the air filter regularly and ensure the intake air is clean; 2. Clean the cooling system every 6 months and add scale inhibitor to the cooling water

12

Spinner lines (Z08180000001AA)

Nitrile rubber air hose; brass fittings; plastic protective sleeves

1. Hose wear due to friction with the spinner during operation; 2. Fitting air leakage caused by spinner vibration

1. Install hoses away from the spinner's rotating parts; 2. Check air tightness weekly and replace worn protective sleeves

13

Crown-o-matic air cylinder (Z08200000001AA)

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

1. Piston rod corrosion due to outdoor rain and humidity; 2. Seal failure caused by high-pressure air and temperature changes

1. Cover the cylinder with a waterproof tarpaulin when idle; 2. Use high-temperature and high-pressure resistant seals and inspect for air leakage monthly

14

Valve saver (Z08240000001AA)

Brass valve body; stainless steel (304) internal components; nitrile rubber gaskets

1. Valve body corrosion caused by moisture in the air; 2. Gasket wear due to frequent valve opening and closing

1. Drain moisture from the air system daily to reduce corrosion; 2. Replace gaskets every 6 months and inspect valve operation regularly

3. Electrical System Components

Electrical system components are the "nerve center" of the ZJ40 truck-mounted drilling rig, responsible for power transmission, control, and monitoring. Failure leads to rig control failure and monitoring inaccuracies. Our parts feature high insulation performance and corrosion resistance, adapting to the high-humidity and dusty drilling environment, ensuring stable operation of the electrical system.

Serial No.

Part Name & Number

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Wire connection diagram of cab (Z09000000150AA-AED) [Auxiliary Part]

Copper core wire (PVC insulation); brass terminals; flame-retardant plastic wire ducts

1. Wire insulation aging due to high-temperature in the cab; 2. Terminal corrosion caused by moisture in the cab

1. Ensure the cab ventilation system is functional to reduce temperature; 2. Apply anti-corrosion grease to terminals and inspect wire connections monthly

2

Wire harness of chassis (Z09000000150AA-AED)

Copper core wire (cross-linked polyethylene insulation); 304 stainless steel terminals; rubber wire sleeves

1. Wire sleeve wear due to friction with chassis components during transportation; 2. Wire corrosion caused by road moisture and salt

1. Secure the wire harness with plastic clips to avoid friction; 2. Wrap the wire harness with waterproof tape at exposed positions and inspect quarterly

3

Wire harness of engine (Z09000000150AA-AED)

Heat-resistant copper core wire (PTFE insulation); brass terminals; heat-resistant rubber sleeves

1. Wire insulation damage due to high-temperature engine radiation; 2. Terminal loosening caused by engine vibration

1. Install heat shields between the wire harness and engine; 2. Use locking terminals and inspect wire connections every 100 operating hours

4

Driller's control box harness (Z09000000150AA-AED)

Copper core wire (PVC insulation); gold-plated terminals; flame-retardant plastic wire ducts

1. Wire wear due to frequent opening and closing of the control box; 2. Terminal oxidation caused by moisture in the air

1. Arrange wires neatly to avoid pinching when closing the control box; 2. Keep the control box dry and clean, and inspect terminals for oxidation monthly

5

Front wire connection plate terminal layout diagram (Z09000000150AA-AED) [Auxiliary Part]

Copper core wire; 304 stainless steel connection plate; brass terminals

1. Connection plate corrosion caused by outdoor moisture and dust; 2. Terminal loosening caused by rig vibration

1. Install a waterproof cover on the connection plate; 2. Retighten terminals quarterly and apply anti-corrosion grease

4. Hoisting & Drilling Core Components

Hoisting and drilling core components are critical for the rig's hoisting and drilling operations, bearing heavy loads and withstanding high torques. Failure leads to drilling shutdown and potential safety accidents. Our parts comply with API standards, featuring high strength and wear resistance, ensuring stable and safe operation under high-load drilling conditions.

Serial No.

Part Name & Number

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

Self-controlled pulley (Z16020000002AA)

20CrMnTi alloy steel pulley body; GCr15 bearing steel; polyurethane wear-resistant lining

1. Lining wear due to long-term friction with steel wire rope; 2. Bearing damage caused by dust and moisture intrusion

1. Apply lithium-based grease to bearings every 100 operating hours; 2. Install dust covers on the pulley and inspect lining wear monthly

2

YG250 hook assembly (Z16120000012AA)

42CrMo alloy steel hook body; 20CrNiMo alloy steel locking pin; anti-corrosion paint coating

1. Hook body fatigue cracking due to repeated hoisting load cycles; 2. Locking pin wear caused by frequent opening and closing

1. Conduct non-destructive testing (NDT) on the hook body every 6 months; 2. Apply lubricating grease to the locking pin monthly and replace if worn

3

Traveling block and hook assembly (Z16120000045AA)

42CrMo alloy steel traveling block body; 20CrMnTi alloy steel sheaves; GCr15 bearings

1. Sheave groove wear due to long-term friction with steel wire rope; 2. Bearing damage caused by insufficient lubrication and vibration

1. Check the steel wire rope alignment to avoid uneven wear on sheaves; 2. Inject lubricating grease into bearings every 150 operating hours and inspect sheave wear quarterly

4

Traveling block assembly (Z16120100016AA)

42CrMo alloy steel frame; 20CrMnTi alloy steel sheaves; stainless steel (304) fasteners

1. Frame weld cracking due to high hoisting loads; 2. Fastener corrosion caused by outdoor moisture and drilling fluid

1. Conduct NDT on welds every 6 months; 2. Apply anti-corrosion grease to fasteners and retighten quarterly

5

ZP275 rotary table assembly (Z16140000004AA)

45# carbon steel rotary table body; 20CrNiMo alloy steel gears; copper alloy bushings

1. Gear wear due to high-torque drilling operations; 2. Bushing wear caused by contaminated lubricating oil

1. Replace lubricating oil and filters according to the maintenance schedule; 2. Inspect gear meshing condition quarterly and adjust if necessary

6

Mud board (Z16180000028AA)

Q235B carbon steel plate; anti-corrosion paint coating; rubber anti-collision strips

1. Plate corrosion caused by long-term contact with drilling mud; 2. Anti-collision strip aging and cracking due to sun exposure

1. Clean mud from the board after each drilling operation and touch up anti-corrosion paint; 2. Replace anti-collision strips every 6 months

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., air compressor assembly, ZP275 rotary table assembly) 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 of hydraulic/air lines, weekly air tightness and electrical connection checks, 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 and lifecycle management; 4) Conduct pre-operation inspections of safety-critical components (e.g., carrier brake lines, hook assembly) to ensure they meet operational safety requirements.

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 service life of the ZJ40 truck-mounted drilling rig and ensuring operational safety.

Call to Action

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 for unplanned downtime, long-term spare parts 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, minimize downtime, and maximize the operational reliability of your drilling rig.

 

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