Triplex plunger pump
The triplex plunger pump (well-flushing pump) is primarily used for oilfield well flushing, workovers, and other operations. It features a single-acting triplex cylinder plunger design and comprises a power end, hydraulic end, and lubrication system. The power end's reduction mechanism utilizes an external gearbox configuration. The hydraulic end employs packing seals, allowing plunger leakage to be prevented by tightening the packings. After modification, the hydraulic end can handle corrosive media. The power end includes a built-in lubricating oil pump, while the hydraulic end uses pneumatic lubrication. Application Areas: Well-flushing trucks, paraffin removal trucks, combined well-flushing and paraffin removal trucks, boiler trucks Fulsh units, mud pump units Fracturing pump units, cementing and fracturing trucks
Trilipex Piston Pumps
Our triplex piston pump is primarily used as a mud pump for drilling and workover operations, and is widely compatible with drilling rigs and workover rigs.
Mud pump assembly
Our mud pump unitization is available with either a diesel engine or electric motor drive. Diesel options include Caterpillar, Cummins, or Weichai engines. Matching models range from F500 to F1600HL to meet diverse customer needs.
Well flushing pump unitization
Our well flushing pump units are available with diesel engine or electric motor drive. Diesel options include Caterpillar, Cummins, or Weichai engines. Models range from 3ZB-200 to 3ZB-600 to meet diverse customer needs.
Water injection pump unit
Our high-displacement water injection pump is designed for oilfield applications requiring large-volume water injection and drainage. It delivers output power ranging from 1800HP to 2200HP., with Cummins or Weichai engines available as options. The equipment operates at a pressure of 35 MPa.
High-pressure jet pump assembly
Our high-displacement, high-pressure abrasive jet pump unit integrates feeding, batching, mixing, agitation, and high-pressure conveying. Designed for water-jet stimulation in oil-producing formations.
