How to Match the XJ650 to Your Project
A 4500 m well that is recompleted or deepened toward 5500 m has a habit of quietly outgrowing the workover spread that served it last campaign — and the first trip that fails to pull the completion free is usually a hook-load problem, not a depth problem. The XJ650 truck mounted workover rig sits on that boundary: a 5500 m working depth on 73 mm pipe, an 1850 kN static hook and 650 HP of lifting train, aimed at heavier deep-well repair, tubing and tool replacement, and medium-to-large stimulation support. Its reinforced self-raising mast carries the rigidity those deeper pulls demand, and the integrated carrier drives itself between mountainous, Gobi and desert deep-well leases at up to 80 km/h with nothing towing behind.
An XJ650 quote is built around three inputs: the heaviest deep completion you expect to pull, the depth spread across your deep-well block, and whether the work is routine heavy repair or occasional emergency response after a downhole incident. Benchmark the 1850 kN hook against real string weights rather than the 5500 m nameplate — if your block pushes toward 6000 to 7000 m, the XJ1000 super-heavy class is the honest step-up. Also tell us whether remote sites need the off-grid diesel option, or the cold-start and hydraulic heating pack for -35°C winters.
Delivery is scheduled around an agreed window once factory acceptance testing is complete, and the operating and maintenance handover documents are prepared in your crew's language.