Weir SPM Frac Pump Fluid end
JinGao Petro offers SPM Frac Pump Fluid end and Parts replacement serivces
Plunger and valve&seat Interchangeable with the following models:
SPM:TWS600,TWS900, TWS1000,TWS2250,QWS2500
Gardner Denver: GD2500,TEE-165
Halliburton: HT400
Serva: TPA-400,TPA-600,TPB-600
Plunger: hard surface-coated or flame-sprayed, long service life. Plungers are used to pull fluid into the fluid end through the suction valve and push it out through the discharge valve. They do it by retracting from the fluid end to create volume in the fluid end chamber and then extending back into the fluid end chamber to displace volume and push the fluid out.
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Pump Manufacturer |
Pump Model | Plunger Size | Plunger Part No. |
Pump Manufacturer |
Pump Model | Plunger Size | |
| Weir SPM | TWS600 | 2.50″ | 3P104740 | Gardner Denver | GD2250 | 4.00″ | |
| 2.75″ | 3P101733 | 4.50″ | |||||
| 3.00″ | 3P100325 | 5.00″ | |||||
| 3.50″ | 3P100293 | J-mac | TWS2250 | 4.00″ | |||
| 4.00″ | 3P100813 | 4.50″ | |||||
| 4.50″ | 3P100181 | QWS2510 | 4.00″ | ||||
| TWS1800/2000 | 3.75″ | 3P103887 | 4.50″ | ||||
| 4.00″ | 3P100339 | Halliburton | HT-400 | 4.00″ | |||
| 4.50″ | 3P100654 | 4.50″ | |||||
| 5.00″ | 3P100233 | Gardner Denver | XOPI1300 AWS | 4.00″ | |||
| 5.50″ | 3P107060 | (OPI) | EOPI1800AWS | 4.50″ | |||
| 5.75″ | 3P107061 | OPI, OMEGA | OPI1300/1800 AWS | 5.00″ | |||
| 6.00″ | 3P107062 | ||||||
| 6.50″ | 3P100258 | ||||||
| TWS2250 | 4.00″ | 3P100339 | |||||
| 4.50″ | 3P100654 | ||||||
| 5.00″ | 3P100233 | ||||||
| 5.50″ | 3P100136 | ||||||
| 5.75″ | 3P107061 | ||||||
| 6.00″ | 3P107062 | ||||||
| 6.50″ | 3P100258 | ||||||
| QWS-2000-2500 | 3.75″ | 3P103887 | |||||
| 4.00″ | 3P100339 | ||||||
| 4.50″ | 3P100654 | ||||||
| 5.00″ | 3P100233 | ||||||
| 5.50″ | 3P107060 | ||||||
| 5.75″ | 3P107061 | ||||||
| 6.00″ | 3P107062 | ||||||
| 6.50″ | 3P100258 |
Valve & Seat: forged alloy construction, deep carburized surface, greater fluid flow and easy valve maintenance. Valves are used to direct the flow through the fluid end and separate the suction side of the pump from the discharge side. As the plunger is pulled back the pressure in the fluid end drops causing the discharge valve to pull harder onto the discharge valve seat and also causes the suction valve to lift off its seat.
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