Royal Way
Custom Oilfield Tong Pull-Back Straps
Custom Oilfield Tong Pull-Back StrapsRequest a Quote ยท Drawing and sample review
Specifications & Product Information
Royal Way manufactures customer-defined elastic pull-back straps for drilling-floor tong-repositioning arrangements. Strap length, rubber section, working extension and end attachments are developed from the installed geometry and required return-force behavior.
Configured for the tong arrangement
- Free length, installed length, maximum working extension and travel confirmed together
- Rubber cross-section, end transitions and attachment geometry reviewed from drawings or a controlled sample
- End loops and hardware interfaces evaluated as part of the complete strap assembly
- Prototype, replacement and production quantities considered during quotation
Information required for quotation
Please provide the tong and line arrangement, anchor-point geometry, free and installed length, maximum extension, required return-force behavior, cycle rate, environmental exposure, end-loop or hardware drawing, quantity and inspection requirements.
Material, reinforcement, end-attachment method, dimensions, fatigue requirements and application suitability are confirmed only after review of the complete installation. Unless separately engineered and certified for that duty, the strap is not intended for personnel lifting or as a primary load-retaining device.
Request a Quote
Request an engineering quotation
Send the product or equipment reference, drawing or sample, service conditions and quantity. Royal Way will review the details and ask for any other information needed for the quotation.
Use the RFQ form for the initial requirement. Drawings, photographs and sample details can also be emailed to sales@rwoiltool.com with the product name in the subject line.
Product and dimensions
Product type, equipment model, drawing or sample, plus the critical dimensions and construction details.
Material and service
Known material or hardness, medium, temperature, pressure, movement and observed failure.
Quantity and delivery
Trial or order quantity, packing or documentation needs, destination and requested timing.