1350kN hook, 4×5 purchase
The traveling block runs 4×5 on Φ29mm wire rope for a 1350kN maximum hook and 1350kN mast static rating, the margin needed when pulling long 73mm tubing and drill strings from ultra-deep wells.

The XJ550 is rated at a 1350kN hook, the top of the conventional truck-mounted workover range, and it gets there with a Caterpillar C18 at 630 bhp through an Allison M6620AR rather than the C15 pack used one size below. The hoist is strung 4×5 on Φ29mm line under a 34m lattice mast whose 1350kN static capacity supports 7000m of 73mm tubing or 5800m of 73mm drill pipe. On the floor, a 4m workover deck and a ZP175 rotary table let it take on heavier casing and rotary-assisted jobs, while the drawworks holds 210kN of fast-line pull at the second floor and turns to 450rpm. A 12×8 all-terrain carrier moves the whole spread between ultra-deep clusters as one unit, so deep-well programs are serviced without rebuilding the rig on location.
The traveling block runs 4×5 on Φ29mm wire rope for a 1350kN maximum hook and 1350kN mast static rating, the margin needed when pulling long 73mm tubing and drill strings from ultra-deep wells.
Power steps from the C15 of the 450 class to a Caterpillar C18 rated 630 bhp, routed through an Allison M6620AR transmission, giving the torque to keep 7000m strings moving under full load.
A 34m clean-height lattice mast racks the stands of a 7000m (73mm tubing) program, with the 1350kN static limit set as the binding hoisting constraint.
The drawworks delivers 210kN of fast-line pull at the second floor and drums out to 450rpm, balancing hard pull on heavy strings with reasonable cycle speed on lighter runs.
A 4m drilling deck carries a ZP175 rotary table, so the rig can add rotary torque and casing handling on ultra-deep workover that a plain service rig cannot.
A 12×8 all-terrain self-propelled chassis hauls the mast, drawworks and floor as one road load, moving between remote ultra-deep well clusters without auxiliary hoisting or a separate rig-up crew.
| Product | 550HP Workover Rig (XJ550) |
|---|---|
| Product line | Workover Rigs |
| The depth of workover | 7000m (73mm tubing) 5800m (73mm DP) | |
| The max. loading | 1350kN | |
| The type of traveling system | 4×5 | |
| Diameter of rope | Φ29 | |
| Engine | CAT C18/630 bhp | |
| The model of gear box | Allison M6620AR | |
| Mast | Clean height | 34m |
| The max. static loading | 1350kN | |
| Drawwork | The max. pull of fast line | 210KN (the second floor) |
| Diameter of wire line | 29mm | |
| The max. rotate speed | 450rpm | |
| Drilling floor | Height | 4m |
| Model of rotary table | ZP175 | |
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Buyers evaluating the XJ550 usually ask about the 7,000 m tubing depth, 1,350 kN hook and 34 m mast static rating.
The step from XJ450 to XJ550 is powertrain and hoisting margin: the engine moves to a Caterpillar C18 at 630 bhp behind an Allison M6620AR, the hook rises to 1350kN on a 4×5, Φ29mm purchase, and the mast clears 34m with 1350kN static capacity. That supports 7000m of 73mm tubing or 5800m of 73mm drill pipe, against the 450 shallower envelope, with a ZP175 rotary on the 4m deck for heavier downhole work.
The 12×8 carrier drives the whole spread between wells as one load: once the mast is lowered and outriggers stowed, the drawworks, 4 m floor and ZP175 rotary stay rigged for the next location, which removes the auxiliary transport and re-rigging time on mountainous or desert access roads.
Depth is string-dependent: 7000m with 73mm tubing, or 5800m with 73mm drill pipe, inside the 1350kN hook and 1350kN mast static limits on the 4×5, Φ29mm hoist. Because the C18/M6620AR drivetrain and 34m mast define the margin, unusual programs can re-specify hoisting and deck options at order time, documented in the factory test report.
The XJ550's advantage is that the conventional truck-mounted form keeps a 1350 kN envelope: 7000 m of 73 mm tubing or 5800 m of 73 mm drill pipe inside a 1350 kN hook and a 34 m mast rated to the same static figure, with a ZP175 rotary on the 4 m deck. The C18 at 630 bhp behind the Allison M6620AR is the same drivetrain family as the heavy fleet, so spares follow one catalog and the service pattern is standard. For a program that sits between the 450HP class and the twin-power 750HP class, the XJ550 delivers the deep-workover envelope without the twin-engine maintenance scope.
The XJ550 ships with installation drawings, operation and maintenance manuals, and a first-period spare list for the Φ29mm line, C18 filters and M6620AR service parts. Remote technical guidance is free for the life of the unit, and because the C18/M6620AR drivetrain is standard across the heavy fleet, spares follow one catalog. On-site commissioning and senior operator training are arranged for the first ultra-deep deployment.
Commercial terms are confirmed in the quotation for the exact configuration, quantity and destination.
Manufactured to API 4F and API 7K under ISO 9001:2015 with a modular layout, the standard transmission and hydraulic control package; confirm the applicable standards and certificates in the inquiry.
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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