675kN hook, six-line purchase
Hook load is 400kN nominal and 675kN maximum on a φ22mm wire rope reeved over six lines, enough headroom for casing repair and heavy paraffin jobs that exceed the 150 class.

The XJ250 is the first truck in the fleet where hoisting speed starts to matter: a 675kN maximum hook on a φ22mm, six-line train runs the hook at up to 1.5 m/s, pulling 3200m of 2 7/8″ upset tubing in less time than a slower light rig. The 400kN nominal hook and a 21m or 23.5m mast cover medium-shallow overhaul and tripping that the 150 class cannot, without stepping up to a 10×8 carrier. The 250hp power pack turns through a torque-converter transmission, and at a 31,490kg curb weight the rig still relocates as one vehicle on a 6×4, with 6×6 drive available for looser ground. It is the unit operators reach for when a well needs casing work or heavy paraffin but the location cannot justify a heavy-duty spread.
Hook load is 400kN nominal and 675kN maximum on a φ22mm wire rope reeved over six lines, enough headroom for casing repair and heavy paraffin jobs that exceed the 150 class.
The drawworks cycles the hook at up to 1.5 m/s, so tripping 3200m of 2 7/8″ upset tubing is faster than on lighter 150hp rigs, cutting rig-time per well on cluster programs.
Buyers pick a 21m or a 23.5m lattice mast according to stand length and wellhead height; the taller option racks more per stand when spacing out a medium-depth block.
A 6×4 drive handles sealed roads and prepared locations, while the optional 6×6 adds traction for muddy or gravel-pad sites; either way the rig relocates as one integral load.
At 31,490kg the whole set, mast and drawworks included, stays below the heavy-axle limits that gate a 10×8 rig, reaching medium-shallow locations with ordinary permitting.
A 250hp diesel drives through a torque-converter transmission that keeps the drawworks in its pulling band as hook load rises, avoiding the lag of a direct-drive light rig on stuck tubing.
| Product | 250HP Workover Rig (XJ250) |
|---|---|
| Product line | Workover Rigs |
| Workover depth (2 7/8″ upset tubing) m | 3200 |
|---|---|
| Nominal hook load kN | 400 |
| Max. hook load kN | 675 |
| Mast height m | 21, 23.5 |
| Diameter of rope mm/Effective number of rope n | φ22/6 |
| Max. hoisting speed of hook m/s | 1.5 |
| Outside dimension when moving (including mast) mm | 13910×2705×4320 |
| Curb weight kg | 31490 |
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Buyers evaluating the XJ250 usually ask about its 3,200 m workover depth, 675 kN hook and 1.5 m/s hoisting speed.
The XJ250 is where the 150hp class runs out of headroom: a 675kN maximum hook on a φ22mm six-line train and 1.5 m/s hoisting speed carry 2 7/8″ upset tubing to the 3200m rated workover depth, clearing heavy paraffin and casing jobs in fewer trips. Routine overhaul runs inside the 400kN nominal hook, and the 250hp torque-converter drive keeps the block moving as load climbs. For a block already running 150hp rigs, the XJ250 steps up without the permitting weight of a 10×8 carrier.
Yes. The XJ250 travels as one 31,490kg load on its 6×4 chassis, mast and drawworks included, so a move needs no separate mast truck or crane. With 6×6 drive optional for muddy or gravel-pad locations, the rig clears one well site and rigs up at the next within the same program.
On 2 7/8″ upset tubing the rated workover depth is 3200m, bounded by the 400kN nominal and 675kN maximum hook loads and the φ22mm six-line hoist. The mast, 21m or 23.5m, is chosen to match the string; for a shorter or heavier program the hoisting parameters are adjusted at order and the verified limits written into the test report.
The XJ250 fits medium-shallow blocks where wells need casing repair, heavy paraffin removal or stuck-pipe work beyond the 150hp class, at rated depths to 3200m on 2 7/8″ upset tubing. It also covers routine flushing and maintenance between overhauls, and because the whole unit relocates on one chassis it suits operators running several scattered well clusters from one spread.
Documentation ships complete: operation and maintenance manuals, a factory test report, and a first-period spare list covering the φ22mm wire rope, transmission filters and chassis wear parts. Remote technical guidance is free for the life of the rig. On-site commissioning and a structured operator training session are arranged for the first deployment of a medium-shallow well block.
Commercial terms are confirmed in the quotation for the exact configuration, quantity and destination.
The XJ250 is manufactured to API 4F at the Jingzhou plant under ISO 9001:2015 quality management, with the hook and hoist train load-tested before dispatch; certificate scope and applicable standards are listed in the quotation.
Operation manuals, spare-parts catalog and factory acceptance test report are supplied in English and Chinese; on-site commissioning and operator training can be arranged at the Jingzhou plant or at the well site.
Confirmed in the quotation according to configuration, quantity and destination.
Manuals, conventional spare parts and remote technical guidance are included; on-site commissioning and operator training can be arranged on request.
Payment schedule, Incoterms, port and packaging are agreed in the sales contract.
A recommended spare-parts list for the first operating period is provided with the quotation.
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