Material: Typically made of high-strength steel, fiberglass, or composite materials.
Types:
Solid Sucker Rods: Single-piece steel rods, durable and widely used.
Hollow Sucker Rods: Allow fluid passage, used in specific applications.
Fiberglass/Composite Rods: Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, suitable for deep wells.
Connections: Threaded ends (API-standard pin-and-box connections) for secure assembly.
High tensile strength to withstand cyclic stress.
Corrosion-resistant coatings (e.g., chrome plating) for harsh environments.
Precision machining for reliable load transfer.
Used in beam pumping (nodding donkey) systems.
Transmits mechanical energy from the surface pump jack to the subsurface plunger pump.
Suitable for vertical, directional, and horizontal wells.
Complies with API Spec 11B (Sucker Rods) for dimensions, materials, and performance.
Graded by strength (e.g., Grade C, D, K for steel rods).
Efficient artificial lift for low-pressure wells.
Cost-effective and adaptable to various well conditions.
Long service life with proper maintenance.