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Manual Tong Spare Parts for Drill Pipe, Casing & Tubing Tongs in Drilling & Workover

SGPE supplies Manual Tong Spare Parts for mechanical rig tongs used in oil and gas drilling, tripping, casing running, tubing running, well completion, workover and well servicing.

The range covers both high-wear gripping parts and mechanical repair components. Available requirements include manual tong jaws, lug jaws, latch lug jaws, hinge jaws, tong dies, tong inserts, jaw pins, hinge pins, pivot pins, bushings, latch parts, springs, handles, retainers and repair hardware.

These oilfield manual tong replacement parts support Drill Pipe Manual Tongs, Casing Manual Tongs, Tubing Manual Tongs and Workover Manual Tongs used on land drilling rigs, offshore drilling units, workover rigs and well-service equipment.

Common tong families include Type B, Type DB, Type SDD, Type C, Type LF, Type SB, Type AAX, Type H, Type MS, Type WWB, Type WWC, Workover Manual Tong and selected Extended Casing Tong configurations.

Depending on local terminology, buyers may also search for Manual Tong Replacement Parts, Manual Rig Tong Parts, Oilfield Rig Tong Parts, Rig Tong Spare Parts, Oilfield Hand Tong Parts, Drilling Tong Parts, Mechanical Tong Parts or Rig Tong Repair Parts.

The product name alone, however, is not enough to identify the correct component. Accurate replacement depends on the parent tong model, installed jaw, actual gripping OD, part number, mating dimensions and physical configuration.

For a faster quotation, send SGPE the tong model, required component, actual gripping OD, jaw number, existing part number, dimensions, photographs and quantity.

Email:  info@sgpe.com
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Manual Tong Spare Parts – Product Overview

Manual Tong Spare Parts – Product Scope & Applications

Parameter	Supply Scope / Information
Product Name	Manual Tong Spare Parts
Product Category	Oilfield Manual Tong Replacement Parts
Related Industry Terms	Manual Rig Tong Parts, Oilfield Rig Tong Parts, Rig Tong Spare Parts, Oilfield Hand Tong Parts
Industry	Oil & Gas Drilling, Completion, Workover and Well Servicing
Main Applications	Drill pipe, casing and tubing make-up and breakout
Main Spare Parts	Jaws, dies, inserts, pins, bushings, springs, latches, handles and repair hardware
Tong Applications	Drill Pipe Manual Tong, Casing Manual Tong, Tubing Manual Tong and Workover Manual Tong
Tong Families	Type B, DB, SDD, C, LF, SB, AAX, H, MS, WWB, WWC and selected casing/workover configurations
Tubular Applications	Drill pipe tool joints, casing, tubing, couplings and selected oilfield tubular connections
Operating Environment	Land rigs, offshore rigs, workover rigs and well-service units

This product range covers commonly requested Manual Tong Spare Parts for drilling, casing, tubing and workover operations. Final applicability depends on the actual tong model, installed jaw arrangement and gripping configuration.

Manual Tong Spare Parts – Identification, Supply & API 7K Review

Parameter	Supply Scope / Information
Jaw Identification	Tong model, jaw No., latch step, hinge arrangement and actual gripping OD
Die Identification	Tong model, jaw No., L × W × T, mounting geometry and tooth profile
Pin Identification	Diameter, length, shoulder and groove or hole position
Bushing Identification	OD × ID × overall length
Part Identification	Existing part No., casting mark, drawing, photograph or physical sample
Supply Form	Individual parts, matched sets, jaw sets, repair kits and rig spare packages
Custom Parts	Selected components available after technical review
Inspection	Dimensional, visual and applicable component-specific inspection
Packaging	Protective export packing according to component and order
Supplier	SGPE

Important: Final compatibility, dimensions, material, heat treatment and other technical requirements must match the specific tong, existing component, approved drawing or physical sample.

For API 7K Manual Tong Spare Parts inquiries, the replacement requirement should be reviewed against the parent tong, operating application and requested documentation. Buyers should not assume that every replacement jaw, die, pin or mechanical component carries separate API certification simply because the parent manual tong belongs to an API 7K equipment family.

Why Correct Manual Tong Spare-Part Matching Matters

Manual tong parts are not universal.

Two tongs can handle the same nominal pipe size while using different jaw arrangements, latch positions, hinge geometry, pin dimensions or tong dies. Two replacement components can also look almost identical while using different mounting dimensions.

For drill pipe applications, the tong normally grips the tool joint, so nominal drill pipe body size may not identify the correct jaw. In casing and tubing operations, the relevant gripping diameter may be the pipe body OD or the larger coupling OD.

For this reason, replacement-part identification should start with the parent tong model, actual gripping OD, jaw number, existing part dimensions and clear photographs.

This method is particularly useful when sourcing Replacement Manual Tong Jaws, Replacement Tong Dies, Rig Tong Pins, Manual Tong Jaw Sets, Workover Tong Parts or replacement components for older mechanical tongs.

SGPE Manual Tong Reference Data for Spare-Part Matching

The parent tong model provides a practical starting point when identifying replacement jaws, dies, pins and other model-specific components.

The figures below describe published parent-tong operating ranges. They do not represent independent torque ratings for replacement jaws, tong dies or other individual spare parts.

Manual Tong Family	Published Gripping Range	Published Maximum / Typical Rated Torque	Typical Spare-Part Requirement
Type MS Manual Tong	1.900–6-1/8 in	8.8 kN·m	MS jaws, dies and small-tubular parts
Type LF Manual Tong	2-3/8–8-5/8 in	21.7 kN·m	LF jaws, dies, pins and latch parts
Type C Manual Tong	2-3/8–10-3/4 in	47.5 kN·m	Type C jaws, dies and repair parts
Type B Manual Tong	3-1/2–13-3/8 in	Up to 74.6 kN·m	Type B jaws, lug jaws, dies and pins
Type AAX Manual Tong	2-7/8–13-3/8 in	Up to 74.6 kN·m	AAX jaws, dies, pins and lever parts
Type DB Manual Tong	3-1/2–17 in*	Up to 88.1 kN·m	DB jaws, dies, hinge parts and pins
Type H Manual Tong	3-1/2–13-3/8 in	Up to 108.5 kN·m	Type H gripping and mechanical parts
Type SDD Manual Tong	4–17 in*	Up to 135.6 kN·m	SDD jaws, dies, bushings and pins
Type B Casing Tong	13-3/8–30 in	Up to 33.9 kN·m	Large casing jaws, dies and hinge parts
Type WWB Manual Tong	2-3/8–10-3/4 in	Up to 48 kN·m	WWB jaws, dies, pins and latch parts
Workover Manual Tong	2-3/8–10-3/4 in	35 kN·m	Tubing jaws, dies, pins and workover parts

*Selected variants, jaw arrangements or tong heads may use different working ranges. Always confirm the installed configuration before ordering replacement parts.

Oilfield Manual Tong Replacement Parts

A manual tong contains gripping, pivoting, locking and load-carrying components. Each part experiences different wear during drill pipe, casing or tubing make-up and breakout.

Tong jaws and dies contact the tubular directly. Pins and bushings carry repeated movement and mechanical load. Latches and springs cycle whenever the tong opens or closes. Handles, levers and retaining hardware also need regular inspection.

As a result, drilling contractors, casing-running teams and workover crews often need both frequently replaced Manual Tong Wear Parts and model-specific mechanical components.

Spare Part Category	Typical Components	Main Function	Useful Identification Data
Manual Tong Jaws	Lug jaws, latch lug jaws, hinge jaws	Match tong to gripping diameter	Model, jaw No., OD, latch step
Tong Dies & Inserts	Tooth dies, gripping dies, inserts	Grip tubular surface	L × W × T, tooth pattern
Jaw / Hinge Pins	Jaw pins, hinge pins, pivot pins	Connect moving sections	Diameter, length, shoulder
Bushings	Sleeves, pin bushings, pivot bushings	Support moving connections	OD × ID × length
Latch Parts	Latches, latch pins, locking components	Secure tong around tubular	Model, position, dimensions
Springs	Latch, return, compression and tension springs	Support return and locking	Length, OD, wire diameter
Handles & Levers	Handles and lever assemblies	Apply mechanical leverage	Model, dimensions, photographs
Retainers & Hardware	Rings, washers, cotter pins, bolts and nuts	Secure mechanical parts	Dimensions, thread or sample
Repair Kits	Model-specific combined parts	Repair and overhaul	Tong model and maintenance scope

Selected tong designs may also use long jaws, short jaws, plungers, hanger bolts, balance screws and bolt-and-nut maintenance kits. These parts should always be matched to the specific tong configuration.

Customers can order one replacement component, a matched Manual Tong Jaw Set, a jaw-and-die package or a complete Manual Tong Repair Kit.

For drilling and workover fleets, replacement components can also be grouped into rig-specific spare packages or multi-model maintenance stock.

Manual Tong Jaws

Replacement Tong Jaws, Lug Jaws & Jaw Assemblies

Manual Tong Jaws are among the most frequently replaced parts on mechanical oilfield tongs.

The jaw arrangement determines how the tong closes around the tubular and where the tong dies make contact. Different jaw numbers and latch positions allow one tong family to cover several gripping diameters.

Replacement requirements may include standard jaws, tong lug jaws, latch lug jaws, hinge jaws, long jaws, short jaws and complete jaw assemblies.

Depending on the tubular application, customers may require Drill Pipe Tong Jaws, Tool Joint Tong Jaws, Casing Tong Jaws, Tubing Tong Jaws, Workover Tong Jaws or Rig Tong Jaws.

Model-specific requirements can include Type B Tong Jaws, Type DB Tong Jaws, Type SDD Tong Jaws, Type C Tong Jaws, Type LF Tong Jaws, Type AAX Tong Jaws and selected WWB or WWC Tong Jaws.

Correct Manual Tong Jaw Replacement requires more information than nominal tubular size. The tong model, jaw number, actual gripping OD, latch position, hinge geometry and die-slot arrangement can all affect fit.

If the original jaw number or part number is unavailable, send clear dimensions and several photographs before ordering.

Manual Tong Jaw Measurement & Identification

Measurement / Identification	What to Check	Why It Matters
Tong Model	Complete model or family	Defines the basic jaw design
Jaw Type	Lug, latch lug, hinge, long, short or complete assembly	Defines mechanical function
Jaw Number	Existing identification	Narrows the gripping range
Actual Gripping OD	Diameter at tong contact point	Nominal tubular size may differ
Latch Step	Existing latch position	Affects working range
Hinge Position	Pin location and geometry	Required for mechanical fit
Overall Length	End-to-end measurement	Confirms jaw geometry
Overall Width	Maximum jaw width	Distinguishes similar parts
Jaw Thickness	Main body thickness	Confirms structural dimensions
Pin-Hole Diameter	Actual bore	Matches the jaw pin
Hole Center Distance	Center-to-center spacing	Confirms alignment
Die Slot Dimensions	Length × width × position	Matches the tong dies
Part / Casting Mark	All visible markings	Helps identify older parts
Photographs	Front, rear, side and installed views	Confirms mating features

For an older Manual Rig Tong Jaw or Oilfield Hand Tong Jaw, photograph the component beside a ruler or caliper. This often provides enough information to begin narrowing the correct replacement configuration.

Manual Tong Dies & Tong Inserts

Replacement Tong Dies for Drill Pipe, Casing & Tubing

Manual Tong Dies and Tong Inserts form the gripping interface between the jaw and the tubular.

During drilling, casing running, tubing operations and workover, the dies repeatedly contact drill pipe tool joints, casing, tubing or couplings. As the gripping teeth wear, replacement dies may be required to maintain reliable contact.

Replacement requirements can include Manual Tong Dies, Replacement Tong Dies, Tong Inserts, Manual Tong Inserts, Replacement Grip Inserts, Oilfield Tong Dies and Rig Tong Dies.

For different tubular applications, customers may need Drill Pipe Tong Dies, Tool Joint Tong Dies, Casing Tong Dies, Tubing Tong Dies or Workover Tong Dies.

Model-specific inquiries may involve Type B, DB, SDD, C, LF, AAX, WWB or WWC Tong Dies.

Tong dies can differ in length, width, thickness, mounting geometry and tooth profile. Two dies may look nearly identical while fitting different jaw pockets.

Tong Die Technical Data for Replacement

Parameter	Information Required
Tong Model	Complete manual tong model
Jaw Number	Existing jaw No.
Application	Drill pipe, casing, tubing or workover
Actual Gripping OD	Diameter at tong contact point
Tool Joint OD	Important for drill pipe applications
Coupling OD	Important for tubing and casing applications
Die Length	Existing L dimension
Die Width	Existing W dimension
Die Thickness	Existing T dimension
Mounting Slot	Slot or locating geometry
Tooth Pattern	Existing gripping profile
Tooth Direction	Where applicable
Part Number	Existing reference if visible
Old Sample	Useful for obsolete or unidentified parts
Photographs	Tooth and mounting surfaces
Quantity	Pieces, jaw sets or complete tong sets

Accurate dimensions improve Tong Die Replacement accuracy and reduce the risk of receiving an insert that does not fit the jaw pocket.

Tong dies should also be checked during regular maintenance. Flattened teeth, uneven wear, chipped profiles, cracks, loose seating or damaged retaining features can indicate that replacement is required. Excessive pipe marking or inconsistent grip may also point to worn or unsuitable dies.

For an unidentified die, photograph both the tooth surface and mounting side. Including a ruler or caliper in the photograph makes comparison easier.

Manual Tong Pins, Bushings, Latches & Springs

Pins connect moving sections and transfer mechanical load through the tong. Repeated drilling, tripping, casing-running and workover cycles can wear pin surfaces, mating holes and bushings.

Replacement requirements can include Manual Tong Jaw Pins, Replacement Jaw Pins, Manual Tong Hinge Pins, Pivot Pins, Latch Pins, Connecting Pins and Retaining Pins.

Related components may include pin bushings, pivot bushings, sleeves, spacers, washers and retaining hardware.

The latch system also sees repeated cycling. Maintenance requirements can therefore include Manual Tong Latches, Tong Latch Assemblies, Latch Lug Components, Latch Pins, Latch Springs, Return Springs, Compression Springs, Tension Springs and locking components.

Component	Key Measurements
Straight Pin	Diameter × overall length
Shouldered Pin	Main diameter + shoulder diameter + section lengths
Grooved Pin	Diameter + length + groove position
Cross-Drilled Pin	Diameter + length + hole position
Threaded Pin	Shaft size + thread type + threaded length
Bushing	OD × ID × length
Shouldered Bushing	OD × ID × body and shoulder dimensions
Spring	Free length + OD + wire diameter + end configuration

These measurements help identify Manual Tong Hinge Pin Replacement, Tong Bushings, Rig Tong Pins and Manual Tong Spring Replacement when the original part number is unavailable.

Manual Tong Handles & Other Mechanical Parts

Mechanical rig tongs rely on leverage during tubular make-up and breakout. Handles, levers and their connection points therefore deserve regular inspection.

Typical wear can include bending, cracking, enlarged bores or damage around attachment features.

Depending on the tong design, replacement requirements may include Manual Tong Handles, Replacement Tong Handles, Manual Tong Levers, lever assemblies, handle pins, plungers, hanger bolts, balance screws, connecting sections and retaining hardware.

For older equipment, send one photograph of the complete tong together with close-up views of the worn component. This provides better identification context than a photograph of the isolated part alone.

Manual Tong Repair Kits & Rig Spare Packages

A Manual Tong Repair Kit should match the actual tong rather than follow one universal parts list.

Jaw arrangements, dies, pins, springs and latch components can vary between models and even between configurations within the same tong family.

Spare Package	Typical Content	Typical Use
Manual Tong Wear Parts Kit	Dies, selected pins and retainers	Routine maintenance
Tong Jaw & Die Kit	Matched jaws and dies	Gripping-range change or repair
Manual Tong Repair Kit	Dies, pins, bushings and latch parts	Field or maintenance-base repair
Manual Tong Overhaul Kit	Wider mechanical component set	Scheduled overhaul
Drilling Rig Tong Spare Kit	Jaws, dies, pins and hardware	Land drilling campaigns
Offshore Tong Spare Kit	Wear and contingency parts	Offshore drilling operations
Casing Tong Spare Kit	Casing jaws, dies and pins	Casing-running projects
Tubing Tong Spare Kit	Tubing jaws, dies and springs	Completion and workover
Workover Tong Repair Kit	Tubing-focused repair parts	Production-well servicing
Fleet Spare Package	Multi-model grouped spares	Drilling or workover fleets

The final package depends on the installed equipment, jaw arrangement, maintenance plan, operating frequency and desired spare-stock level.

Manual Tong Family & Replacement-Part Matching

Manual Tong Family	Typical Oilfield Application	Common Spare Parts
Type B Manual Tong	Drill pipe and casing	Lug jaws, dies, pins and bushings
Type DB Manual Tong	Drill pipe and casing	Jaws, dies, hinge parts and pins
Type SDD Manual Tong	Heavy-duty tubular handling	Jaws, dies, pins and locking parts
Type C Manual Tong	Drill pipe, tubing and workover	Jaws, dies, handles and pins
Type LF Manual Tong	Smaller tubulars	Lug jaws, dies, pins and latches
Type SB Manual Tong	Drill pipe and casing	Jaws, dies and mechanical parts
Type AAX Manual Tong	Drilling, casing and workover	Jaws, dies, pins and lever parts
Type H Manual Tong	Higher-torque applications	Gripping and mechanical parts
Type MS Manual Tong	Smaller tubing	Small jaws, dies and wear parts
Type WWB / WWC	Workover and tubular handling	Jaws, dies, pins and latch parts
Workover Manual Tong	Tubing running and pulling	Tubing jaws, dies and springs
Extended Casing Tong	Large casing	Casing jaws, dies and hinge parts

The tong family provides a useful starting point, but it does not prove interchangeability. Final matching still depends on the installed jaw, gripping OD, hinge arrangement and mating dimensions.

Workover Manual Tong Jaw Range – SGPE Reference

SGPE’s published Workover Manual Tong data shows how different latch lug jaws allow one parent tong to cover several gripping ranges.

Latch Lug Jaw	Gripping Range (in)	Gripping Range (mm)	Parent Tong Rated Torque
1#	2-3/8–4-1/2	60.32–114.3	35 kN·m
2#	4-1/2–6-1/2	114.3–165.1	35 kN·m
3#	6-1/2–8-5/8	165.1–219.1	35 kN·m
4#	9-5/8–10-3/4	244.5–273.1	35 kN·m

This reference shows why the jaw number and actual tubing OD provide a better basis for replacement-part identification than the general description “workover tong jaw.”

Drill Pipe Manual Tong Spare Parts

SGPE supplies Drill Pipe Manual Tong Spare Parts for drilling, tripping, stand building and drill-string handling.

Typical replacement requirements include Drill Pipe Tong Jaws, Drill Pipe Tong Dies, Tool Joint Tong Jaws, Tool Joint Tong Dies, jaw pins, hinge pins, bushings, latch parts, springs, handles and rig tong repair hardware.

For drill pipe applications, the tool-joint OD often matters more than nominal pipe-body size because the tong usually grips the tool joint.

When ordering Drill Pipe Tong Replacement Parts, provide the tong model, nominal drill pipe size, actual tool-joint OD, jaw number and required component.

This information helps identify Drill Pipe Manual Tong Jaws, Drill Pipe Tong Dies, Tool Joint Tong Jaws, Drill Pipe Rig Tong Parts and Manual Tong Jaw Sets for drill pipe applications.

These parts support drill pipe make-up and breakout during drilling, drill-string tripping, stand building and selected workover operations.

Casing Manual Tong Spare Parts

SGPE supplies Casing Manual Tong Spare Parts for casing running, casing handling, casing pulling and selected casing recovery work.

Typical replacement components include Casing Tong Jaws, Casing Lug Jaws, Casing Latch Lug Jaws, Casing Tong Dies, Casing Tong Inserts, hinge parts, jaw pins, hinge pins, bushings, latches, springs and handle components.

Manual casing tongs may use different jaw arrangements for surface casing, intermediate casing and production casing. Casing OD alone may therefore be insufficient to identify the correct jaw or die.

For faster matching, provide the tong model, casing OD, jaw number, latch arrangement, existing part number and clear photographs.

Common purchasing requirements include Casing Tong Replacement Parts, Manual Casing Tong Jaws, Replacement Casing Tong Dies, Casing Tong Wear Parts and Casing Tong Repair Kits.

Tubing Manual Tong & Workover Tong Spare Parts

SGPE supplies Tubing Manual Tong Spare Parts and selected Workover Manual Tong Parts for production tubing running, tubing pulling, completion, recompletion, workover and well servicing.

Typical replacement components include Tubing Tong Jaws, Tubing Tong Dies, Tubing Tong Inserts, jaw pins, pivot pins, bushings, latches, springs, handles and workover tong repair hardware.

These parts support production tubing make-up and breakout, completion, tubing replacement, recompletion, applicable artificial-lift maintenance, downhole pump servicing and routine production-well repair.

For accurate Tubing Tong Jaw Replacement or Tubing Tong Die Replacement, provide the actual tubing or coupling OD at the gripping point together with the tong model.

Related purchasing terms include Tubing Tong Replacement Parts, Tubing Manual Tong Jaws, Workover Tong Jaws, Workover Tubing Tong Parts, Tubing Tong Dies and Tubing Tong Repair Kits.

For remote production fields or workover fleets, SGPE can also prepare a model-specific Workover Manual Tong Spare Parts Kit for field stock.

Model-Specific Manual Tong Spare Parts

Model-specific replacement inquiries commonly involve Type B, Type DB, Type SDD and Type AAX manual tongs.

For Type B Manual Tong Spare Parts, typical requirements include lug jaws, latch lug jaws, tong dies, pins, bushings, latches, springs and handle components. The published Type B parent-tong range covers approximately 3-1/2 to 13-3/8 in, with maximum torque up to approximately 74.6 kN·m, depending on configuration.

Typical Type DB Manual Tong Spare Parts include DB Tong Jaws, DB Tong Dies, lug jaws, hinge pins, jaw pins, bushings and latch components. Published parent-tong reference data covers selected Type DB configurations from approximately 3-1/2 to 17 in, with maximum torque up to approximately 88.1 kN·m.

For heavy-duty drill pipe and casing work, Type SDD Manual Tong Spare Parts can include SDD Tong Jaws, SDD Tong Dies, hinge and pivot parts, pins, bushings, latches and retainers. Selected SDD parent-tong configurations cover approximately 4 to 17 in, with maximum torque up to approximately 135.6 kN·m.

Type AAX Manual Tong Spare Parts can include AAX Tong Jaws, AAX Tong Dies, pins, hinge parts, latch components and lever parts. The published AAX parent-tong range covers approximately 2-7/8 to 13-3/8 in.

Additional requirements can involve Type C, Type LF, Type MS, Type WWB and Type WWC Manual Tong Parts for smaller drill pipe, tubing, workover and well-service applications.

For every model, the exact jaw number and actual gripping OD remain more important than the family name alone.

Manual Tong Spare Parts for Drilling, Casing, Completion & Workover

Manual tong spare requirements change with the field operation.

During drilling and tripping, crews repeatedly make up and break out drill pipe connections. Tool Joint Jaws, Drill Pipe Tong Dies, jaw pins, bushings and latch parts therefore become important rig-floor spares.

During casing running, the tong must match the installed casing diameter and jaw configuration. Common casing-tong wear parts include jaws, dies, hinge parts, pins, bushings and latches.

During completion and tubing operations, smaller tong configurations often handle production tubing and selected completion strings. Tubing Tong Jaws, dies, pins, springs and latch components support tubing running, pulling and recompletion.

During workover and well servicing, manual tongs may support tubing replacement, applicable pump-change work, artificial-lift maintenance and production-well repair.

The application helps narrow the search, but the final replacement part must still match the actual tong installed at the site.

Manual Tong Spare Parts for Land & Offshore Rigs

Land drilling contractors often keep critical Rig Tong Spare Parts at the wellsite.

Typical operating stock may include replacement dies, selected jaw sets, jaw pins, hinge pins, bushings, latch parts, springs and retaining hardware. Keeping these components near the rig can simplify routine maintenance during drilling and tripping campaigns.

Manual tongs also operate on offshore platforms, jack-up rigs, semi-submersibles, drillships, offshore workover units and well-service equipment.

Because offshore logistics can increase replacement lead time, contractors may plan both wear parts and contingency spares before a drilling or workover campaign.

Where required, customers can also specify project requirements for part identification, preservation, documentation and export packaging.

Replacement Parts for Older & Discontinued Manual Tongs

Older mechanical tongs often remain in service long after the original spare-parts book, nameplate or equipment records disappear.

SGPE can review Older Manual Tong Replacement Parts and selected discontinued components using complete tong photographs, damaged-part photographs, casting marks, jaw numbers, old part numbers, dimensions, actual gripping OD, drawings and physical samples.

Similar appearance alone does not prove interchangeability.

When the original part number is unavailable, the old component can be compared against the tong model, jaw geometry, pin-hole locations, die slot and other mating features before a replacement is confirmed.

This process can help drilling contractors, workover companies and oilfield equipment maintenance bases continue supporting older manual tong fleets.

Custom Manual Tong Spare Parts

SGPE can review selected Custom Manual Tong Spare Parts when standard replacement components do not match an older, modified or special tong configuration.

Customers can provide an engineering drawing, dimensional sketch, old sample or detailed measurements. The technical review can also include specified material, heat treatment, hardness, surface condition, operating application and quantity.

Potential custom requirements include selected tong jaws, lug jaws, pins, bushings and other mechanical components.

For critical load-bearing parts, dimensions and technical requirements should be confirmed before manufacturing.

How to Identify the Correct Manual Tong Spare Part

Start with the complete tong model whenever possible, such as Type B, DB, SDD, C, LF, AAX, MS, WWB or WWC.

Next, identify whether the tong handles drill pipe, casing or tubing. This immediately narrows the likely jaw and die configuration.

Then provide the actual gripping OD. Do not rely only on nominal tubular size. For drill pipe, include the tool-joint OD. For casing or tubing, state whether the tong grips the pipe body or coupling.

If available, provide the jaw number, latch step, hinge arrangement and existing part number.

Measure the old component carefully. A jaw requires overall geometry, pin-hole dimensions and die-slot information. A tong die requires L × W × T and tooth details. Pins and bushings require the relevant diameters and lengths.

Finally, send photographs of the complete tong, nameplate, installed jaw arrangement and old component together with the required quantity.

Complete Manual Tong Spare Parts RFQ Data

RFQ Item	Information to Provide
Tong Model	B / DB / SDD / C / LF / AAX / other
Part Required	Jaw / die / pin / bushing / latch / spring / handle / other
Application	Drill pipe / casing / tubing / workover
Existing Part No.	If available
Jaw No.	If available
Latch Step	If applicable
Hinge Arrangement	If applicable
Nominal Tubular Size	Customer to specify
Actual Gripping OD	Customer to specify
Tool Joint OD	For drill pipe applications
Coupling OD	Where applicable
Jaw Dimensions	Key geometry and pin-hole positions
Die Dimensions	L × W × T
Die Tooth Pattern	Photograph or existing pattern
Pin Dimensions	Diameter × length
Bushing Dimensions	OD × ID × length
Material Requirement	If specified
Heat Treatment	If specified
Hardness	If specified
Drawing Available	Yes / No
Old Sample Available	Yes / No
Photographs Available	Yes / No
Quantity	Pieces / sets / kits
Inspection Requirement	Customer specification
Documentation Requirement	Customer specification
Packaging Requirement	Standard or project-specific
Destination	Country / project

A complete RFQ gives the technical team enough information to review the replacement more efficiently and reduces unnecessary clarification during purchasing.

Materials, Heat Treatment, Inspection & Documentation

Different manual tong components perform different functions, so one material or hardness value does not suit every spare part.

Jaws need suitable strength and wear characteristics because they carry gripping loads and hold the tong dies. Pins transfer mechanical load between moving sections, while bushings support pivoting connections. Springs, handles and retaining components perform different mechanical functions.

Depending on the approved component specification, the manufacturing route can involve forging, machining, precision dimensional machining, heat treatment, surface treatment, hardness verification, dimensional inspection and visual inspection.

If a project requires a specific material grade, hardness range, heat-treatment process or surface condition, include that requirement in the RFQ.

Inspection / Documentation	Purpose
Dimensional Inspection	Confirms fitting and mounting dimensions
Visual Inspection	Checks visible manufacturing condition
Hardness Verification	Checks specified hardness where required
Material Documentation	Supports specified material requirements where applicable
Part Identification	Confirms agreed markings or references
Drawing Review	Confirms dimensions for custom parts
Sample Comparison	Supports older-part identification
Quantity Inspection	Confirms shipment quantity
Packing Inspection	Confirms agreed packaging arrangement

Small parts such as tong dies, pins, bushings and retainers can ship as clearly identified sets. Larger jaws and mechanical components require stronger protection against handling and transport damage.

For fleet or multi-model orders, packages can be organized by tong model, jaw number, part number, rig number, repair kit or project package.

Why Replace Manual Tong Wear Parts Instead of the Complete Tong?

Many manual tong maintenance issues affect individual wear components rather than the complete assembly.

Replacing the correct jaw, die, pin, bushing, latch or spring can keep an otherwise serviceable tong in operation. This can reduce unnecessary equipment replacement, simplify spare inventory and extend the useful service life of an existing tong fleet.

It also allows drilling and workover contractors to keep frequently required Manual Tong Wear Parts close to the operating site.

However, crews should inspect the main tong body whenever they find cracking, deformation or serious structural wear. A small replacement component should never substitute for proper inspection of damaged structural parts.

Why Choose SGPE as a Manual Tong Spare Parts Supplier?

SGPE focuses on oilfield drilling, casing, tubing, completion, workover and well-service equipment. We therefore treat Manual Tong Spare Parts as model-specific oilfield components rather than generic mechanical hardware.

Customers can source frequently replaced jaws and dies together with pins, bushings, latches, springs and related repair parts.

When the original part number is unavailable, the technical review can use the tong model, jaw number, actual gripping OD, dimensions, drawings, photographs and physical samples.

This approach is particularly useful for older manual tongs when the original spare-parts book or equipment documentation is no longer available.

Customers can purchase one replacement component, a matched jaw-and-die set, a Manual Tong Repair Kit, a workover spare package or a larger rig spare-parts package.

SGPE supplies drilling contractors, workover contractors, oilfield service companies, petroleum equipment distributors, EPC contractors and equipment maintenance providers serving land and offshore oilfield projects.

Typical Oil & Gas Applications

Oilfield Operation	Typical Tong Use	Common Spare Requirement
Oil & Gas Drilling	Drill pipe make-up and breakout	Tool-joint jaws, dies and pins
Drill String Tripping	Repeated connection cycles	Dies, jaws and latch parts
Stand Building	Drill pipe connection handling	Drill pipe tong parts
Casing Running	Casing make-up	Casing jaws and dies
Casing Pulling / Recovery	Breakout and selected recovery	Jaws, pins and dies
Tubing Running	Production tubing make-up	Tubing jaws and dies
Tubing Pulling	Tubing breakout	Jaws, dies and latch parts
Well Completion	Completion tubing work	Smaller tong components
Recompletion	Tubing replacement	Tubing tong parts
Workover	Production-well tubular handling	Jaws, dies, pins and springs
Well Servicing	Routine production maintenance	Workover tong parts
Artificial-Lift Service	Applicable tubing handling	Tubing tong components
Land Rig Operations	Rig-floor tubular handling	Rig tong spare parts
Offshore Operations	Drilling and backup tong use	Wear and contingency spares
Oilfield Maintenance Base	Repair and overhaul	Repair and overhaul kits

Frequently Asked Questions About Manual Tong Spare Parts

1. What Manual Tong Spare Parts does SGPE supply?

SGPE supplies Manual Tong Spare Parts for mechanical rig tongs used in oil and gas drilling, casing running, tubing operations, completion, workover and well servicing. Replacement requirements can include manual tong jaws, lug jaws, latch lug jaws, hinge jaws, tong dies, tong inserts, jaw pins, hinge pins, pivot pins, bushings, latch components, springs, handles, retainers and other mechanical repair parts.

Customers can source an individual replacement component, a matched jaw-and-die set or a model-specific Manual Tong Repair Kit. Spare packages can also be prepared for land drilling rigs, offshore drilling units, workover rigs and well-service equipment. Because dimensions and jaw arrangements vary between tong families, the correct part should always be matched to the actual tong model and installed configuration.

2. Which manual tong models can SGPE support with replacement parts?

Replacement inquiries can cover common manual tong families such as Type B, Type DB, Type SDD, Type C, Type LF, Type SB, Type AAX, Type H, Type MS, Type WWB, Type WWC and Workover Manual Tong, together with selected Extended Casing Tong configurations.

These tong families are used across drill pipe handling, casing running, tubing operations and workover service, but the model name alone does not confirm interchangeability. Different jaw numbers, latch positions, hinge arrangements and gripping ranges can exist within one tong family.

Therefore, customers looking for Type B Tong Parts, Type DB Tong Parts, Type SDD Manual Tong Spare Parts or AAX Tong Parts should provide the installed jaw arrangement, actual gripping OD and photographs whenever possible.

3. Does SGPE supply replacement Manual Tong Jaws?

Yes. SGPE supplies and reviews requirements for Replacement Manual Tong Jaws used with drill pipe, casing, tubing and workover manual tongs. Depending on the tong design, the replacement may involve lug jaws, latch lug jaws, hinge jaws, long jaws, short jaws or complete jaw assemblies.

Application-specific requirements include Drill Pipe Tong Jaws, Tool Joint Tong Jaws, Casing Tong Jaws, Tubing Tong Jaws and Workover Tong Jaws. Correct jaw selection depends on more than nominal pipe size.

The tong model, jaw number, actual gripping OD, latch step, hinge geometry and die-slot arrangement can all affect fit. For drill pipe service, the tool-joint OD is particularly important because the tong normally grips the tool joint rather than the pipe body.

4. Does SGPE supply Manual Tong Dies and Tong Inserts?

Yes. Replacement requirements can include Manual Tong Dies, Tong Inserts, Replacement Tong Dies, Manual Tong Inserts and Oilfield Tong Dies for drilling, casing, tubing and workover applications.

Drill pipe operations may require Drill Pipe Tong Dies or Tool Joint Tong Dies, while casing running and tubing work may use Casing Tong Dies, Tubing Tong Dies or Workover Tong Dies. Model-specific requirements can also involve dies for Type B, DB, SDD, C, LF, AAX, WWB or WWC manual tongs.

Tong dies are not universally interchangeable. Length, width, thickness, mounting geometry, tooth profile and jaw-pocket design can vary. For accurate replacement, provide the tong model, jaw number, die dimensions, tooth pattern, mounting-side photograph and the actual tubular diameter at the gripping point.

5. How do I identify the correct Manual Tong Replacement Part?

Start with the complete manual tong model and the operating application, then confirm whether the tong handles drill pipe, casing, tubing or a workover tubular. After that, provide the actual gripping OD rather than relying only on nominal pipe size.

For drill pipe applications, include the tool-joint OD. For casing or tubing, identify whether the tong grips the pipe body or coupling. The jaw number, latch position, hinge arrangement, existing part number and component dimensions can further narrow the replacement.

Photographs are also valuable. A clear image of the complete tong, nameplate, installed jaw arrangement and damaged part can help distinguish between components that look similar but use different mating dimensions. This identification method is useful for Manual Tong Jaws, Tong Dies, pins, bushings, latches and other Rig Tong Spare Parts.

6. Can SGPE identify Manual Tong Parts if the original part number is unavailable?

In many cases, the replacement review can begin even when the original part number is missing. This is common with older drilling rigs, workover equipment and manual tongs that have remained in service for many years.

Useful information includes the tong model, jaw number, casting marks, actual gripping OD, old drawings, maintenance records, component dimensions and photographs. For a manual tong jaw, measure the overall geometry, pin-hole diameter, hole spacing and die slot. For a tong die, provide the length, width, thickness and tooth profile. Pins and bushings should be measured by diameter and overall length.

A physical sample can also help when drawings or spare-parts books are no longer available. SGPE can use this information to review Older Manual Tong Replacement Parts and selected unidentified components.

7. Does SGPE supply Drill Pipe Manual Tong Spare Parts?

Yes. SGPE supplies selected Drill Pipe Manual Tong Spare Parts for drilling, drill-string tripping, stand building and drill pipe make-up and breakout operations.

Typical replacement requirements include Drill Pipe Tong Jaws, Tool Joint Tong Jaws, Drill Pipe Tong Dies, Tool Joint Tong Dies, jaw pins, hinge pins, bushings, latch parts, springs, handles and other drilling rig tong repair components.

For drill pipe applications, the actual tool-joint OD often matters more than the nominal drill pipe body size because the manual tong normally grips the tool joint. When requesting Drill Pipe Tong Replacement Parts, provide the tong model, drill pipe size, tool-joint OD, jaw number, required part and photographs. These details help match the spare part to the actual rig-floor tong configuration.

8. Does SGPE supply Casing Manual Tong Spare Parts?

Yes. SGPE supplies selected Casing Manual Tong Spare Parts for casing running, casing make-up and breakout, casing pulling and selected recovery operations.

Replacement requirements may include Casing Tong Jaws, Casing Lug Jaws, Casing Latch Lug Jaws, Casing Tong Dies, inserts, jaw pins, hinge pins, bushings, latches, springs and handle components. These parts can support manual casing tongs used with surface casing, intermediate casing and production casing.

Because different casing sizes may require different jaw arrangements, casing OD alone may not be enough to identify the correct replacement. For Casing Tong Replacement Parts, provide the tong model, casing OD, jaw number, latch arrangement, actual gripping point, existing part number and clear photographs whenever available.

9. Does SGPE supply Tubing Manual Tong and Workover Tong Spare Parts?

Yes. SGPE supplies selected Tubing Manual Tong Spare Parts and Workover Manual Tong Parts for production tubing running, tubing pulling, well completion, recompletion, workover and routine well servicing.

Typical requirements include Tubing Tong Jaws, Tubing Tong Dies, tong inserts, jaw pins, pivot pins, bushings, latch components, springs, handles and other workover tong repair parts. These components can support production tubing make-up and breakout, tubing replacement, selected artificial-lift maintenance, downhole pump servicing and production-well repair.

For Tubing Tong Jaw Replacement or Tubing Tong Die Replacement, provide the actual tubing or coupling OD at the gripping point together with the tong model and jaw number. This is especially important because the coupling diameter may differ significantly from the nominal tubing body size.

10. Can SGPE supply Manual Tong Repair Kits and rig spare packages?

Yes. SGPE can prepare a Manual Tong Repair Kit, Rig Tong Repair Kit, Workover Tong Repair Kit or model-specific spare package according to the installed equipment and maintenance requirement.

A repair package can combine selected jaws, tong dies, pins, bushings, latch components, springs, retainers and related hardware. The exact content depends on the tong model, jaw arrangement, operating frequency and planned maintenance scope rather than following one universal kit.

Land drilling contractors may keep frequently used Rig Tong Spare Parts at the wellsite, while offshore drilling and workover projects may require additional contingency stock because replacement logistics can take longer. Multi-model packages can also be organized for drilling fleets, workover fleets or oilfield equipment maintenance bases.

11. Can SGPE supply parts for older, discontinued or custom manual tongs?

SGPE can review selected Older Manual Tong Replacement Parts, discontinued components and Custom Manual Tong Spare Parts when sufficient technical information is available.

For older equipment, useful references include casting marks, jaw numbers, old part numbers, drawings, dimensions, photographs and physical samples. Similar appearance alone does not prove that two parts are interchangeable, so mating dimensions and mechanical interfaces still need to be checked.

When a standard replacement does not match an older, modified or special tong, selected custom components can be reviewed from an engineering drawing, dimensional sketch or sample. Depending on the part, the review can also consider specified material, heat treatment, hardness, surface condition and operating application before the replacement requirement is confirmed.

12. Are all API 7K Manual Tong Spare Parts individually API certified?

Not necessarily. Some buyers use the search term API 7K Manual Tong Spare Parts because the parent manual tong belongs to an API 7K equipment family. However, this does not automatically mean that every replacement jaw, die, pin, bushing or mechanical component carries its own separate API certification.

For projects with specific standard or documentation requirements, SGPE reviews the spare-part inquiry against the actual parent tong, operating application and purchasing specification. Customers should state any required material documents, dimensional inspection, hardness verification, identification, inspection scope or project documentation in the RFQ.

This approach is relevant for drilling contractors, casing-running companies, workover contractors and EPC projects where replacement parts must match both the installed manual tong and the project documentation requirements.

Related Oilfield Manual Tong Products

Drill Pipe Manual Tong supports drill pipe and tool-joint make-up and breakout during drilling and tripping.

Casing Manual Tong supports casing running, make-up, breakout, pulling and selected recovery operations.

Tubing Manual Tong supports production tubing running, pulling, completion, workover and well servicing.

Workover Manual Tong handles tubing and selected tubular connections during production-well maintenance.

Type B Manual Tong serves common drill pipe and casing applications, while Type DB Manual Tong supports heavier drill pipe and casing requirements.

Type SDD Manual Tong serves demanding tubular applications with higher parent-tong torque requirements. Type AAX Manual Tong supports drilling, casing and selected workover service.

Type C and Type LF Manual Tongs cover selected smaller drill pipe, tubing and workover applications.

Request a Quote for Manual Tong Spare Parts

Need Manual Tong Spare Parts for drill pipe, casing, tubing or workover tong maintenance?

SGPE supplies Manual Tong Jaws, Tong Dies, Tong Inserts, pins, bushings, latches, springs, handles, repair hardware and Manual Tong Repair Kits for drilling, casing running, tubing operations, completion, workover and well servicing.

Replacement parts are available for selected Type B, DB, SDD, AAX, C, LF, WWB, WWC and Workover Manual Tong configurations. For older, discontinued or unidentified components, SGPE can review part numbers, casting marks, dimensions, drawings, photographs or physical samples to help determine the correct replacement.

For a faster quotation, please provide the tong model, required part, tubular size, actual gripping OD, jaw number, existing part number, key dimensions, photographs and quantity.

Based on the information provided, SGPE will review your requirement, identify the suitable spare-part solution and provide the corresponding quotation for your project.

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