DAC Worldwide’s Sucker Rod Pump Stuffing Box Assembly Replica (295-406) is an economical, lightweight, and faithfully-reproduced representation of a common production wellhead stuffing box. The replica allows for convenient demonstration of stuffing box design, operating principles, assembly, and routine maintenance of a common assembly used in mechanical lift applications.
Learners will explore design, construction, operation, and control of sucker rod pump stuffing boxes using these learning tools. The detailed replication of a double-packed, 1500 PSI stuffing box assembly features a common stuffing box design used with a 1-1/2” polished rod, with all primary external and internal details depicted to make this a useful tool in both operations and maintenance training.
Its convenient size, detail, color-coding, and technically-accurate replications combine to allow the device to be useful in courses covering oil production and concepts, function of surface equipment, rod string behavior, and much more. This teaching aid complements courses in oilfield production activities, oil & gas production operations, and maintenance training.
DAC Worldwide’s hands-on models take learning to the next level, offering both visual and physical learning styles to appeal to a variety of learners.
This Sucker Rod Pump Stuffing Box Assembly Replica features a formed-steel, 8-gauge baseplate, which allows for demonstration of primary packing compressions while under pressure, as well as the assembly’s accommodation of pump alignment. To ensure an ideal training experience, the model also includes a durable PVC base, with provisions for tabletop mounting. All of the construction throughout the model is to-scale, and the perfect 3-dimensional solution for study, promotion, and training.
Fabricated primarily from cast urethane, both the primary assembly casting and the internal components allow for detailed investigation in the classroom or training lab. Assembly Casting replications include a lub gland cup, lub gland body, lower gland, body and base. Replications of primary internal components include split-cone packing rings (upper, intermediate, and lower), compression rings, and O-rings.
