Description
Q2-3/8–10-3/4-48 WWB Manual Tong for Oilfield Drilling and Workover
API Spec 7K Manual Tong for Oilfield Pipe Make-Up and Break-Out
The Q2-3/8–10-3/4-48 WWB Manual Tong is a heavy-duty oilfield manual tong for petroleum drilling rigs, workover rigs, well service units and rig floor tubular handling. SGPE supplies this WWB-type manual tong for crews who need reliable pipe make-up, break-out, tubular running, pipe pulling and threaded connection control in demanding oil and gas field conditions.
During drilling and workover operations, crews often handle drill pipe, tubing, casing-related tools, subs, collars and downhole tools. Pipe sizes may change from one job section to another, so a manual pipe tong must adapt quickly. The SGPE WWB Manual Tong uses interchangeable tong heads and latch lug jaws to match different pipe outside diameters. This design helps operators maintain a stable grip, reduce tool changes and improve rig floor efficiency.
This model covers pipe diameters from 2-3/8 inch to 10-3/4 inch. Its main rated torque reaches 48 kN·m, while the largest working range from 9 inch to 10-3/4 inch works at 35 kN·m. SGPE designs and manufactures this oilfield manual tong according to API Spec 7K requirements, making it suitable for petroleum drilling, workover service, well maintenance and tubular connection work.
For buyers searching for an API 7K manual tong, WWB manual tong, oilfield manual tong, manual tong for drilling rig, manual tong for workover rig, manual tong for drill pipe, tubing make-up tong, manual casing tong or pipe make-up and break-out tong, this product offers wide size coverage, dependable torque performance and practical wellsite adaptability.
Product Overview
The SGPE WWB Manual Tong helps rig crews tighten and loosen threaded connections on oilfield pipe strings and downhole tools. It supports both make-up and break-out work, so crews can use it during drilling, workover and daily well service operations. The tool works through manual operation and provides strong mechanical gripping force on the pipe body or connection area.
Rig floors often expose tools to drilling mud, oil, water, vibration, impact, pipe movement and continuous handling. Because of this, a manual tong for oilfield work must offer strength, safe operation, easy jaw replacement and long service life. This WWB-type tong answers those needs with a rugged structure, replaceable jaw system and practical tong head design.
The product name shows its main working range. It applies to tubular sizes from 2-3/8 inch to 10-3/4 inch and provides up to 48 kN·m torque in the main jaw ranges. This broad coverage helps drilling contractors, workover companies, well service teams and oilfield equipment distributors reduce the need for several separate manual tongs.
For oilfield buyers, this means easier tool preparation, clearer size matching and better flexibility when the rig handles different pipe strings. For crews, it means a simple and dependable rig floor tool for daily pipe handling work.
Key Advantages of SGPE WWB Manual Tong
Wide Pipe Size Coverage
This WWB Manual Tong covers a broad pipe diameter range from 2-3/8 inch to 10-3/4 inch. It supports many oilfield jobs, including tubing handling, drill pipe connection work, small casing-related operations and downhole tool make-up or break-out within the matching outside diameter range.
Instead of preparing several manual tongs for different pipe sizes, crews can select the proper tong head or latch lug jaw according to the pipe OD. This saves preparation time, reduces equipment storage pressure and gives the rig team more flexibility during drilling and workover operations.
Reliable Torque for Make-Up and Break-Out
The tong provides a rated torque of 48 kN·m for most listed jaw ranges. This torque capacity helps crews handle threaded connections during oilfield pipe make-up and break-out. For the largest jaw range from 9 inch to 10-3/4 inch, the rated torque is 35 kN·m.
Stable torque transfer matters on the rig floor. A correctly selected manual tong helps operators complete connections more efficiently. It also helps reduce thread damage, pipe surface damage and gripping problems caused by unsuitable tools.
Manufactured According to API Spec 7K
SGPE designs and manufactures this oilfield manual tong according to API Spec 7K requirements. This standard matters to buyers because rig floor tools must meet strict expectations for strength, structure, performance and safety.
When buyers choose an API Spec 7K manual tong, they usually focus on reliability, quality control, operation safety and compatibility with drilling or workover equipment. SGPE supports these needs through practical design, controlled manufacturing and model selection assistance before shipment.
Interchangeable Tong Head and Jaw Design
The interchangeable tong head and latch lug jaw design allows one tong body to cover several tubular sizes. This feature improves usability on drilling rigs and workover rigs that handle multiple pipe sizes during one project.
Operators can match the jaw to the pipe OD and continue make-up or break-out work without replacing the complete tool. This makes the WWB Manual Tong useful for oilfield contractors, rental fleets and service companies that need one tong for several working ranges.
Simple Operation and Easy Maintenance
Oilfield crews need equipment that works reliably under real wellsite conditions. This manual pipe tong uses a simple mechanical structure, so operators can inspect, maintain and use it with less complexity. It does not need a hydraulic power source during manual operation, which makes it a practical choice for rig sites that need a straightforward pipe handling tool.
The replaceable jaw system also helps extend service life. Crews can inspect worn gripping parts, replace them when needed and keep the tool ready for the next drilling or workover job.
Oilfield Applications
The Q2-3/8–10-3/4-48 WWB Manual Tong suits a wide range of petroleum industry operations. It helps rig crews complete tubular connection work during drilling, workover and well service jobs. Crews can use this manual tong for pipe make-up and break-out on petroleum drilling rigs, tubing handling on oil and gas workover rigs, and drill pipe connection tightening or loosening on the rig floor.
During well service operations, the tool also helps crews handle tubing running, tubing pulling and pipe string maintenance. For projects that involve casing-related tools, subs, collars or downhole tools within the applicable size range, operators can select the correct latch lug jaw and use the tong for threaded connection work. This makes it useful for production well repair, workover service and daily rig floor tubular handling.
The wide size range also helps oilfield contractors manage different job conditions with fewer tools. Drilling equipment suppliers, petroleum equipment distributors, workover companies and rental fleets can stock this API 7K manual tong for customers who need a versatile manual tong for oil and gas field operations.
Main Technical Parameters
| No. of Latch Lug Jaw | Size Range (in) | Size Range (mm) | Rated Torque |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1# | 2-3/8–3-3/4 in | 60.3–95.25 mm | 48 kN·m |
| 2# | 3-1/2–4-5/8 in | 88.9–117.48 mm | 48 kN·m |
| 3# | 4-1/2–5-3/4 in | 114.3–146.05 mm | 48 kN·m |
| 4# | 5-1/4–7-1/4 in | 133.35–184.15 mm | 48 kN·m |
| 5# | 6-7/8–8-5/8 in | 174.63–219.08 mm | 48 kN·m |
| 6# | 9–10-3/4 in | 228.6–273.05 mm | 35 kN·m |
Model: Q2-3/8–10-3/4-48 WWB Manual Tong
Product Type: WWB Type Oilfield Manual Tong
Applicable Pipe Diameter: 2-3/8 inch to 10-3/4 inch
Main Rated Torque: 48 kN·m
Largest Size Range Rated Torque: 35 kN·m
Manufacturing Standard: API Spec 7K
Main Use: Petroleum drilling, oilfield workover, well service and rig floor pipe handling
Built for Drilling and Workover Conditions
Drilling and workover operations place high demands on rig floor tools. A manual pipe tong may face repeated impact, heavy pipe handling, changing tubular sizes, drilling mud, oil contamination and outdoor wellsite conditions. SGPE considers these field challenges during product design and production.
The tong body supports stable operation during pipe connection work. The jaw system grips the pipe securely when the operator applies torque. At the same time, the replaceable tong head and latch lug jaws allow users to handle different pipe diameters across the listed range.
Correct jaw selection remains important in daily use. Operators should always match the latch lug jaw with the pipe outside diameter and the required torque. A correct match improves grip, protects the pipe surface and helps crews complete pipe make-up and break-out work more smoothly.
Suitable for Multiple Oilfield Buyers
The WWB Manual Tong supports several pipe handling needs on one petroleum rig. For smaller pipe sizes, crews can use it for tubing operations, workover jobs or drill pipe handling. For larger sizes within the range, it can assist with casing-related work or oilfield tool handling, depending on the connection design and torque requirement.
Petroleum drilling contractors can use this tong for drill pipe and tubular connection work on the rig floor. Workover companies can apply it during tubing handling, production pipe service and well maintenance. Well service teams can use it for tubing pulling, tubing running and production well repair. Oilfield equipment distributors and rental fleets can also stock this model as a high-demand manual tong for drilling and workover rigs.
Many buyers search by size range, torque value and standard. This model matches common procurement terms such as 2-3/8 to 10-3/4 manual tong, 48 kN·m manual tong, API 7K WWB manual tong, manual tong for drill pipe, manual tong for workover rig, oilfield pipe make-up tong and petroleum rig manual tong.
Product Features
Broad Working Range
The tong covers oilfield pipe sizes from 2-3/8 inch to 10-3/4 inch through different latch lug jaws. This working range helps customers use one tong for several tubular handling tasks and reduces the need to prepare multiple manual tongs for one rig.
Strong Torque Performance
The main rated torque reaches 48 kN·m, giving operators enough strength for many drilling and workover connection jobs. The 6# jaw range works at 35 kN·m, which matches the largest listed pipe size range.
API Spec 7K Design
SGPE follows API Spec 7K requirements in product design and manufacturing. This helps the tong meet the needs of professional petroleum drilling, workover and well service operations.
Quick Jaw Selection
The clear jaw size table helps users select the correct configuration quickly. Accurate size matching reduces wellsite confusion, helps crews prepare faster and improves rig floor operation efficiency.
Rugged Oilfield Structure
The manual tong uses a robust structure for repeated rig floor use. It suits harsh field environments where tools must handle drilling mud, oil, vibration, impact and continuous pipe operation.
Easy Maintenance
The mechanical design keeps maintenance simple. Crews can inspect wear parts, replace jaws and prepare the tong for the next job with less downtime.
How to Select the Correct Latch Lug Jaw
Choosing the correct latch lug jaw helps the manual tong work safely and efficiently. Before operation, users should confirm the pipe outside diameter, connection type, thread condition and required torque. Then they can match the pipe size with the jaw range in the technical table.
For example, if the pipe OD falls between 2-3/8 inch and 3-3/4 inch, the operator should select the 1# latch lug jaw. If the pipe OD falls between 6-7/8 inch and 8-5/8 inch, the 5# latch lug jaw matches that range. For larger pipe sizes from 9 inch to 10-3/4 inch, the 6# latch lug jaw applies, with a rated torque of 35 kN·m.
This selection process helps rig crews reduce handling mistakes. It also helps procurement teams order suitable jaw sets, tong heads and spare parts in advance.
Benefits for Oilfield Buyers and Rig Operators
The Q2-3/8–10-3/4-48 WWB Manual Tong brings practical value to purchasing teams, rig crews and service companies.
For procurement teams, the tong offers wide size coverage and API Spec 7K-based manufacturing. This helps simplify product selection and improves confidence during oilfield equipment purchasing. Buyers can use the technical table to confirm whether the tong matches their pipe sizes, rig type and workover requirements.
For rig crews, the tool offers straightforward operation and strong pipe gripping. Operators can change the tong head or jaw according to the job. This allows the crew to adapt quickly when the rig handles different pipe strings.
Maintenance teams can inspect the tool, replace worn parts and keep it ready for daily field use with less downtime. Distributors and oilfield suppliers can also promote this model easily because many customers need manual tongs for drilling rigs, workover rigs and well service operations. The size range, torque data and API Spec 7K design make the product easier to match with buyer requirements.
Recommended Use and Maintenance
The WWB Manual Tong works best when operators follow correct selection and operation practices. Users should check the pipe size, choose the correct jaw, inspect the tong before use and follow the rig’s safety procedures. Operators should not exceed the rated torque.
Crews should also keep the jaw gripping surfaces clean and in good condition. Drilling mud, oil, metal damage or severe wear may reduce gripping performance. Regular inspection helps the tong maintain stable operation and protects both the tool and the pipe connection.
If buyers plan to use this tong for special pipe types, unusual connection profiles or specific torque requirements, they can contact SGPE before ordering. SGPE can help confirm the right model, tong head and jaw configuration according to the working condition.
Why Choose SGPE?
SGPE supplies oilfield tools and petroleum drilling equipment for drilling rigs, workover rigs and well service operations. The company understands that oil and gas buyers need more than a product name. They need clear specifications, suitable pipe size coverage, stable torque performance, spare parts support and export-ready service.
The Q2-3/8–10-3/4-48 WWB Manual Tong gives field teams a practical balance of working range, torque capacity and durability. It helps crews handle different tubular sizes without making rig floor operations complicated. In addition, its interchangeable tong head and jaw design allows users to adapt the tool to different pipe diameters, wellsite conditions and project requirements.
For international buyers, SGPE can support manual tong model selection according to pipe size, drilling application, workover condition, torque requirement and rig configuration. This helps customers choose the correct manual tong before purchase and reduces the risk of wrong tool matching.
SGPE also helps buyers confirm the proper jaw and tong head configuration for their pipe size range. When customers need long-term operation support, SGPE can provide spare jaws, tong heads and related wear parts according to the product model and working condition. In addition, SGPE can offer API Spec 7K-related product information, export packing support, delivery coordination and quotations based on pipe size, project requirement and destination.
FAQ About WWB Manual Tong
1. What is the Q2-3/8–10-3/4-48 WWB Manual Tong used for?
The Q2-3/8–10-3/4-48 WWB Manual Tong helps rig crews make up and break out threaded connections on oilfield pipe strings. Crews can use it for drill pipe, tubing, casing-related tools, subs, collars and other petroleum tubulars within the rated size range.
This oilfield manual tong works on drilling rigs, workover rigs and well service units. It supports daily rig floor pipe handling, tubular running, pipe pulling and connection maintenance in petroleum field operations.
2. What pipe size range does this WWB Manual Tong cover?
This WWB Manual Tong covers pipe diameters from 2-3/8 inch to 10-3/4 inch. The wide working range allows crews to handle several oilfield tubular sizes with one tong body and different latch lug jaws.
It suits buyers who need a 2-3/8 to 10-3/4 manual tong for drilling, workover, well service and rig floor tubular handling. Before ordering, buyers should confirm the pipe outside diameter and choose the correct jaw range.
3. What is the rated torque of this manual tong?
The main rated torque reaches 48 kN·m for most jaw ranges. For the largest range from 9 inch to 10-3/4 inch, the rated torque is 35 kN·m.
This torque capacity helps crews complete oilfield pipe make-up and break-out work with stable gripping performance. To protect the pipe, thread and tong, operators should always work within the rated torque range.
4. Does SGPE manufacture this manual tong according to API Spec 7K?
Yes. SGPE designs and manufactures this WWB Manual Tong according to API Spec 7K requirements.
Oilfield buyers often choose an API 7K manual tong because drilling and workover tools must meet strict expectations for strength, structure, operation safety and field reliability. SGPE can also support customers with product information, model selection and jaw configuration guidance before shipment.
5. Can this WWB Manual Tong handle both drilling and workover operations?
Yes. This manual tong suits both petroleum drilling and oilfield workover operations. Crews can use it on drilling rigs for drill pipe connection work and on workover rigs for tubing handling, pipe pulling and well service jobs.
Because field crews often work with different pipe sizes during one project, the interchangeable jaw design helps improve flexibility. Operators can change the latch lug jaw according to the pipe OD and continue rig floor operations more efficiently.
6. Is this manual tong suitable for drill pipe, tubing and casing-related work?
Yes. The tong can handle drill pipe, tubing and casing-related tools within the applicable size range. It also works for subs, collars and other oilfield tubular components when the outside diameter matches the selected jaw.
For larger pipe sizes, buyers should check both the pipe OD and required torque before use. SGPE can help confirm whether this model matches the drilling, workover or well service application.
7. How do operators choose the correct latch lug jaw?
Operators should choose the latch lug jaw according to the pipe outside diameter. The jaw table shows each size range in inches and millimeters, which helps crews match the tong to the pipe quickly.
For example, the 1# jaw covers 2-3/8 inch to 3-3/4 inch, while the 5# jaw covers 6-7/8 inch to 8-5/8 inch. For 9 inch to 10-3/4 inch pipe sizes, operators should use the 6# jaw and follow the 35 kN·m rated torque limit.
8. Why does the WWB Manual Tong use interchangeable tong heads and jaws?
The interchangeable tong head and jaw design allows one manual tong to cover multiple oilfield pipe sizes. This helps drilling contractors, workover companies and rental fleets reduce equipment preparation work.
Instead of keeping many separate manual tongs on site, crews can change the jaw or tong head to match the next pipe size. This design saves rig floor time, improves equipment flexibility and supports different drilling or workover projects.
9. What makes this oilfield manual tong suitable for harsh wellsite conditions?
The WWB Manual Tong uses a rugged mechanical structure for repeated rig floor operation. It can work in tough petroleum field environments where tools often contact drilling mud, oil, water, vibration, impact and heavy pipe movement.
The simple manual design also helps crews inspect and maintain the tong more easily. With correct operation and regular jaw inspection, the tool can support stable pipe make-up and break-out work over long service periods.
10. What should crews check before using this manual tong?
Before use, crews should check the pipe outside diameter, connection type, required torque and jaw condition. They should also confirm that the selected latch lug jaw matches the pipe size.
In addition, operators should inspect the tong body, jaw gripping surface and moving parts. Clean jaws help improve grip, while worn or damaged parts may reduce performance. Crews should never exceed the rated torque during pipe make-up or break-out.
11. Can SGPE provide spare jaws, tong heads and replacement parts?
Yes. SGPE can support customers with suitable spare jaws, tong heads and wear parts according to the WWB Manual Tong model and working range.
This support helps oilfield buyers reduce downtime and keep the manual tong ready for drilling, workover and well service operations. When sending an inquiry, customers can provide the pipe size range, jaw number and working condition so SGPE can recommend the correct parts.
12. How can buyers request a quotation for this WWB Manual Tong?
Buyers can contact SGPE with the required pipe size, torque requirement, rig type and application. SGPE can help confirm the correct Q2-3/8–10-3/4-48 WWB Manual Tong configuration before quoting.
For a faster quotation, buyers can also provide the target pipe OD, drilling or workover condition, required jaw sets, spare parts needs and destination port. SGPE will then offer product specifications, jaw configuration support, export packing details and pricing information for the oilfield project.
Request a Quote for Q2-3/8–10-3/4-48 WWB Manual Tong
SGPE supplies the Q2-3/8–10-3/4-48 WWB Manual Tong for petroleum drilling rigs, oilfield workover rigs and well service operations. With wide pipe size coverage, API Spec 7K-based manufacturing, interchangeable tong head design and practical rig floor performance, this WWB-type manual tong helps crews handle oilfield pipe make-up and break-out work with confidence.
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