Continental Ultra Pump
Continental Ultra Pump at Siewert Equipment
Progressive Cavity Pump Systems & Repair Components for Demanding Applications
Siewert Equipment proudly distributes and services Continental Ultra progressive cavity pumps and repair parts throughout Upstate New York. Known for their reliability and easy serviceability, Continental Ultra pumps are trusted across industries for handling viscous, abrasive, and shear-sensitive fluids.
In addition to supplying new pump units, we provide OEM replacement parts including stators, rotors, connecting rods, gear joint kits, and complete rebuild kits, helping you restore system performance and minimize downtime.
Engineered for Abrasive & Viscous Fluid Handling
Continental Ultra pumps use a precision-matched rotor and stator to deliver smooth, non-pulsing flow. These positive displacement pumps excel in applications where slurry, sludge, polymers, or thick chemicals are moved under pressure with minimal agitation or shear.
Built for long service life and easy maintenance, Ultra pumps are designed with modular components that simplify service and reduce lifecycle cost.
Industries & Applications
- Wastewater Treatment & Sludge Handling
- Chemical Processing
- Pulp & Paper
- Food & Beverage (Viscous Liquids)
- Mining & Slurry Systems
- Oil, Grease & Industrial Waste Streams
- Paints, Resins & Inks
- General Industrial Fluid Transfer
Why Choose Siewert Equipment for Continental Ultra Pumps?
- Authorized Continental Ultra distributor in Upstate NY
- Stock of OEM stators, connecting rods, and rebuild kits
- In-house pump experts for sizing and support
- Field service and repair options available
- Quick lead times and responsive customer service
Continental Ultra Product Offerings
Progressive Cavity Pumps
- Handle abrasive, viscous, or shear-sensitive fluids
- Steady, pulse-free flow ideal for metering and transfer
- Simple construction for low maintenance
- Available in various materials to suit chemical compatibility
OEM Replacement Stators
- Matched precisely to Continental Ultra rotors
- Available in Nitrile, EPDM, Viton®, and other elastomers
- Optimized for abrasion, chemical, or temperature resistance
- Replace worn or cracked stators for restored efficiency
Connecting Rods & Rod Kits
- Transmit power from drive to rotor via universal joints
- Heavy-duty designs for high-torque applications
- Available as part of full repair kits or individually
- OEM-fit for proper alignment and longevity
Gear Joint Kits
- Used in heavy-duty applications requiring strong torque transmission
- Rebuild your gear joint assemblies for smoother operation
- Includes bushings, pins, seals, and connectors
- Critical for minimizing vibration and maintaining flow accuracy
Rebuild Kits (Major & Minor)
- Minor kits include seals, O-rings, and routine wear parts
- Major kits include stator, rotor, rod, bearings, and gear joint parts
- Designed to restore pump to like-new performance
- Available by pump model with support from Siewert
What Is a Progressive Cavity Pump?
A progressive cavity pump is a type of positive displacement pump that uses a helical rotor turning inside a double-helix stator to move fluid through discrete cavities. This motion delivers steady, low-shear flow ideal for thick, abrasive, or sensitive materials. Continental Ultra pumps are a top choice for metering, transferring, or dosing sludges, chemicals, and slurries.
Full-Service Support from Siewert Equipment
✔ Sizing, selection, and performance optimization
✔ Replacement part identification and availability
✔ Field service, troubleshooting, and rebuild support
✔ Inventory access for critical parts
✔ Custom skid mounting and integration
Serving customers across Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, Albany, and throughout Upstate NY.
FAQ: Continental Ultra Pumps & Parts
Do you stock Continental Ultra parts?
- Yes. We stock common wear parts including stators, rods, seals, and full rebuild kits for quick turnaround.
How often should I replace the stator?
- Depending on the fluid, runtime, and abrasiveness, stators may require replacement annually or after 4,000–6,000 hours. We can help assess wear.
Are Continental Ultra pumps good for sludges?
- Yes. These pumps are ideal for thick, abrasive sludges, slurries, and polymers common in wastewater and industrial systems.
Can I rebuild my pump myself?
- Yes. With a Siewert-supplied rebuild kit and guide, many customers perform their own rebuilds. We also offer in-house or field rebuild services.
What comes in a major repair kit?
- Rotor, stator, connecting rod, seals, gaskets, bushings, and gear joint components—all tailored to your pump model.
Are your parts OEM or aftermarket?
- Siewert Equipment supplies genuine Continental Ultra OEM parts for guaranteed compatibility and performance.
Do you offer emergency service?
- Yes. Contact us for emergency part delivery, troubleshooting, or field repair service.
Can you retrofit old pump models?
- Absolutely. We support legacy Ultra models and can cross-reference current parts.
Are elastomer options available for aggressive chemicals?
- Yes. We offer EPDM, Viton®, and other materials for chemical compatibility.
Can I upgrade to a gear joint from a pin joint?
- In some cases, yes. Our team can evaluate your pump and recommend upgrades for longer service life.
Your Local Continental Ultra Pump Partner in Upstate NY
Siewert Equipment provides Continental Ultra pumps, OEM parts, and repair kits to facilities across Rochester, Syracuse, Buffalo, Albany, and throughout Upstate New York. Whether you need a new pump, a replacement stator, or a full rebuild kit—we’ve got you covered.
- New York (serving all Upstate NY) through Siewert Equipment, with offices in Rochester, and Albany.
Ready to Rebuild or Replace Your Continental Ultra Pump?
Contact Siewert Equipment for expert help with part selection, kit availability, and progressive cavity pump solutions.
Continental Ultra: Engineered for Endurance
Trust Siewert Equipment to deliver reliable Continental Ultra pumps and OEM kits—keeping your operations flowing smoothly across Upstate NY.
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