3 and 5 Tonne Pull Ratings
The YC3 is rated for 3 tonne line pull and the YC5 for 5 tonne, covering cathead lifting, BOP handling and auxiliary load-out without over-sizing a dedicated hoist for each task.

The YC3 and YC5 hydraulic winches cover 3-tonne and 5-tonne line pulls, driven hydraulically at 14 MPa on the YC3 and 16 MPa on the YC5. Drum speed runs 50 r/min on the smaller unit and 60 r/min on the YC5, with about 75 m of 13 mm line on the YC3 drum and 100 m of 15 mm line on the YC5. A planetary reduction between hydraulic motor and drum gives a compact pull-rated package that mounts on the rig floor or auxiliary frame for cathead work, tool handling and auxiliary hoisting, and hydraulic control lets the pull be feathered rather than switched on and off.
The YC3 is rated for 3 tonne line pull and the YC5 for 5 tonne, covering cathead lifting, BOP handling and auxiliary load-out without over-sizing a dedicated hoist for each task.
The YC3 develops its pull on a 14 MPa circuit and the YC5 on 16 MPa, so the winch taps the rig existing hydraulic powerpack rather than demanding a separate engine and transmission.
Drum speed holds at 50 r/min on the YC3 and 60 r/min on the YC5, slow enough for controlled load lowering and fast enough to keep tripping-side tool handling off the critical path.
The YC3 drum carries about 75 m of 13 mm wireline and the YC5 about 100 m of 15 mm line, enough for repeated tool runs without re-spooling between lifts.
A planetary gear set sits between the hydraulic motor and the drum, multiplying motor torque into drum pull while keeping the winch short enough to bolt to an existing rig-floor skid or auxiliary boom.
Hydraulic proportional control lets the operator ease the load in and out rather than engage a mechanical clutch, which reduces shock on the wireline and lets a suspended tool be set down gently on the tubing head.
| Product | Series of Hydraulic Winch |
|---|---|
| Product line | Assembly Parts |
| name | 3t hydraulic winch | 5t hydraulic winch |
| model | YC3 | YC5 |
| Rated working pressure | 14MPa | 16MPa |
| Dia. of wireline | 13mm | 100m |
| Rope capacity of drum | 75m | 15mm |
| Max. rotary speed of drum | 50r/min | 60r/min |
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What buyers check on the hydraulic winch series: pull rating, drum capacity and field service use.
The YC3 and YC5 hydraulic winches take the auxiliary hoist on the rig floor: a 3 tonne line pull on the YC3 and 5 tonne on the YC5 for cathead work, downhole tool handling, pipe-string pulling and lifting auxiliary equipment or site loads. Hydraulic proportional control feathers the pull in and out rather than switching it on and off, and the built-in self-locking holds a suspended tool while the drum is stopped.
Compared with a mechanical winch, the hydraulic unit changes drum speed steplessly through the hydraulic circuit, so the load comes up smoothly without a rigid clutch shock. The built-in self-locking holds the load when the drum stops and an overflow valve relieves pressure on an overload. The planetary package keeps the winch short enough to bolt to an existing rig-floor skid, which suits the frequent, short lifts of tool handling.
The winch carries a spring-applied hydraulic-release brake and a hydraulic balance valve on the load line. The brake sets automatically on stop or power loss, holding the load without hydraulic pressure. The overflow valve relieves pressure under abnormal overload, which protects the drive and the crew rather than the drum itself.
Yes. The full-series hydraulic winches adopt wide-temperature adaptive hydraulic components and sealed protection structure. Optional low-temperature heating and anti-freezing assembly supports stable startup and continuous operation at -40℃ low temperature, fully adapting to cold plateau and winter oilfield harsh working conditions.
Yes. The configuration is settled against the host rig before the order: line pull (YC3 at 3 t or YC5 at 5 t), drum and wireline size, the 14 MPa or 16 MPa working pressure matched to the rig hydraulic plant, brake and overload protection, and any explosion-proof requirement are fixed to the rig layout, then written into the quotation and the factory test report.
Commercial terms are confirmed in the quotation for the exact configuration, quantity and destination.
Built at the Jingzhou plant under ISO 9001:2015 quality management; each YC winch is bench-tested at its 14 MPa or 16 MPa working pressure, drum speed is measured under load and the brake is checked for holding a suspended pull before dispatch. Applicable standards and certificate scope are listed in the quotation.
Component manuals, dimensional drawings and NDT reports are supplied; the mounting interface dimensions are provided for integration with the client's rig.
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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