Winches

Our winches for rigs are engineered to deliver reliable performance, safety, and efficiency in demanding drilling environments. Designed for both onshore and offshore operations, these winches support critical rig activities such as lifting, handling, and positioning heavy loads with precision.

What is a drilling winch used for?

A drilling winch is used to lift, lower, and position heavy equipment and personnel during drilling operations on onshore and offshore rigs.

What types of winches are used on drilling rigs?

Common drilling rig winches include rig floor man-riding winches and utility winches for handling loads and operational support.

How to choose the right winch for a drilling rig?

Choosing the right winch depends on load capacity, safety requirements, operating environment, and the specific rig application.

What is the difference between a man-riding winch and a utility winch?

A man-riding winch is specifically engineered and certified for lifting personnel with enhanced safety systems, while a utility winch is designed for handling equipment and loads and is not intended for personnel lifting unless specially approved.