Wireline Truck With Crane

A Wireline Truck With Crane combines wireline service equipment and hydraulic lifting capability on a single mobile platform. It is designed for oilfield projects where operators need to perform wireline operations while also handling downhole tools, wellhead equipment, and other field equipment at the wellsite.

By integrating lifting and wireline functions into one vehicle, the unit can reduce equipment mobilization, simplify wellsite coordination, and improve equipment utilization. The configuration can be adapted to different wireline applications, crane capacities, chassis requirements, and operating environments.

Key Advantages

1.Integrated Operation: Wireline equipment and hydraulic crane are available on one vehicle.

2.Reduced Mobilization: Less dependence on separate lifting and support vehicles.

3.Efficient Tool Handling: The crane assists with lifting, positioning, and handling of field equipment.

4.Flexible Configuration: Winch, drum, crane capacity, chassis, and hydraulic system can be configured according to project requirements.

5.Wellsite Ready: Designed for mobile deployment in different oilfield operating environments.

A Wireline Truck With Crane is designed for oilfield service operations where both wireline equipment and lifting capability are required.

Common applications include:

The final price of a Wireline Truck With Crane depends mainly on the following configuration choices: 

Crane:  1.Crane type: H Type     2.Lifting capacity: 520kN·m, 20t        3.Slewing range：360° full rotation     4.Hydraulic system: Rated flow

Wireline:  1.Drum ：sigle/dual      2.Cable capacity(Steel wire): 8000m (φ3 2mm), Steel wire: 8000m (φ4.8mm)  3.Pull force : 20kN

1. Wireline Truck vs Slickline Truck: What's the Difference?

A Wireline Truck is typically designed for electric-line operations and can support logging tools that require power and real-time data transmission. A Slickline Truck uses a non-electric wire for mechanical well intervention, such as setting or retrieving downhole tools. The required winch, cable system, control equipment and surface units therefore differ according to the operation.

2. How to Choose Wireline Cable Capacity for Different Well Depths?

Wireline cable capacity should be selected based on well depth, cable diameter, cable type, tool string length, and required operating margin. The drum should have sufficient capacity for the required cable length without excessive winding. For example, deeper wells generally require a larger drum capacity, while cable diameter also affects the total cable length that can be stored.

3. How to Import a Wireline Truck From China?

Before importing a Wireline Truck from China, confirm the required chassis, wireline system, cable capacity, crane or auxiliary equipment, local road regulations, and certification requirements. The supplier should provide technical specifications, commercial documents, inspection or FAT arrangements, and shipping documentation. Chassis selection and destination-country import regulations should be confirmed before production.

4. How Does a Hydraulic Crane Work on a Wireline Truck?

A hydraulic crane on a Wireline Truck normally uses the vehicle's PTO-driven hydraulic system or an independent hydraulic power system. Hydraulic oil powers the crane pump, motor and control valves to operate the boom, lifting and slewing functions. Crane capacity and boom reach should be selected according to the weight of wireline tools, wellhead equipment and other loads to be handled at the wellsite.