Workover Rig for Oilfield Well Servicing

Description

Workover rig for oilfield well servicing, tubing jobs, fishing, P&A and well re-entry operations. XJ250 to XJ850 models are available with different workover depth, hook load, drawworks power, mast height, mud pump and chassis drive configurations.

Truck-mounted, trailer-mounted and skid-mounted configurations

Workover depth up to 7000 m based on model selection

Suitable for oilfield service companies, drilling contractors and rental fleet companies

Certificate support available upon request

Send required technical parameters or design drawing for quotation

Workover Rig for Oilfield Well Servicing

Goldenman supplies workover rigs for oilfield well servicing, tubing jobs, casing service, fishing operation, plug and abandonment, well re-entry and production well maintenance. The available configurations include truck-mounted workover rig, trailer-mounted workover rig and skid-mounted workover rig for different field mobility, well depth and hook load requirements.

This workover rig series is designed for drilling contractors, oilfield service companies, well service contractors and rental fleet companies that need to compare the unit by workover depth, drilling depth, drawworks power, maximum hook load, mast height, mud pump configuration and chassis drive type.

Certificate support is available upon request. For quotation, please send the required technical parameters or design drawing, and our team will help confirm the suitable XJ series workover rig configuration.

Technical Specifications of XJ Series Workover Rig

The table below helps procurement and technical teams compare the main parameters of each workover rig model. Final configuration should be confirmed according to the well condition, required hook load, mounting type, mud pump requirement and project drawing.

Typical Applications

Oilfield well servicing and production well maintenance

Tubing pulling, running and replacement jobs

Fishing operation and stuck pipe recovery support

Plug and abandonment operation

Well re-entry and shallow drilling support

Casing service and well repair operation

Mobile service fleet for oilfield contractors

Rental fleet equipment for well service companies

Workover Rig Configuration Options

A workover rig is usually selected as a complete well servicing unit rather than a single machine. According to the project requirement, the configuration may include mast and substructure, drawworks, traveling block, crown block, rotary table, mud pump, hydraulic system, electrical system, control cabin, catheads, winch and auxiliary rig components.

For mobile field service, buyers usually focus on chassis drive type, road condition, rig-up efficiency and transportation limits. For skid-mounted service, the skid layout, lifting points, power interface and site installation conditions should be confirmed before final quotation.

How to Select a Workover Rig

The right workover rig model should be selected according to the well depth, expected hook load, workover operation type and site mobility requirement. Tubing jobs and shallow well maintenance normally require a lighter and more mobile unit, while fishing, re-entry and deeper well service usually require higher hook load, stronger drawworks and a more complete mud pump configuration.

If the project already has a technical specification or design drawing, Goldenman can review the required parameters and recommend a suitable model. Certificate requirements can also be confirmed before order placement.

Related Equipment for Workover Rig Packages

For well servicing and workover projects, buyers may also need supporting oilfield equipment. The following related products can help procurement teams compare equipment within the same purchasing package.

Flush By Unit – for light well servicing, circulation and well cleanout operations.

F-1600 Mud Pump – for high-pressure mud circulation packages.

F Type Triplex Mud Pump – for drilling and workover fluid circulation.

BOP Control Unit – for well control system support.

Rig Components – view traveling blocks, rotary tables, master bushings, winches and hydraulic power units.

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FAQ

1. What is a workover rig?

A workover rig is an oilfield service rig used for maintenance and repair operations on an existing well. It is commonly used for tubing jobs, casing service, fishing operation, plug and abandonment, production well maintenance and well re-entry.

2. What is the difference between a drilling rig and a workover rig?

A drilling rig is mainly used to drill a new well, while a workover rig is mainly used to service, repair or re-enter an existing well. A workover rig is usually selected by workover depth, hook load, mobility and well servicing requirements.

3. How does a workover rig work?

A workover rig uses the mast, drawworks, traveling system and related rig components to pull, run or handle tubulars during well servicing operations. According to the operation, it may work with mud pumps, well control equipment and other auxiliary tools.

4. How do I choose a workover rig?

A workover rig should be selected according to the target well depth, maximum hook load, mounting type, site mobility and required configuration. If you already have technical parameters or a design drawing, Goldenman can help check the suitable XJ series model.

5. What certificates are available for a workover rig?

Certificate support is available upon request. The available certificate scope should be confirmed according to the selected rig configuration, technical requirements and final order terms.