Viking Pump (IDEX)
Viking Pump at Cummins-Wagner & Siewert Equipment
Precision Rotary Positive Displacement Pumps for Industrial Applications
Cummins-Wagner and Siewert Equipment are proud to represent Viking Pump, a division of IDEX Corporation and a global leader in rotary positive displacement pump technology. Designed to handle a broad spectrum of fluids — from thin solvents to thick, abrasive slurries — Viking pumps deliver consistent, durable, and easy-to-maintain solutions for industries requiring reliable fluid transfer.
As stocking distributors, Cummins-Wagner and Siewert maintain an extensive inventory of Viking pumps and OEM components, ensuring rapid delivery to meet critical project deadlines or emergency repair needs. Our strategic stocking locations provide immediate access to pumps, replacement parts, and accessories.
Beyond distribution, our experienced teams provide full-service support, including factory-authorized repairs, rebuilds, and preventative maintenance programs. Whether designing a new pumping system or refurbishing an existing unit, Cummins-Wagner and Siewert Equipment bring technical expertise and responsive service to keep your operations running at peak efficiency.
Our long-standing partnership with Viking Pump since the mid-20th century gives us unparalleled insight into their product range, allowing us to recommend the optimal pump solutions tailored to your process requirements—whether standard fluid transfer or complex, application-critical operations.
Cummins-Wagner has worked with Viking since 1969, and Siewert Equipment has worked with Viking since 1957.
Viking M224A cast iron jacketed internal gear pump for corn syrup application in Pennsylvania.
Viking Pump assemblies done at Siewert Equipment's Rochester NY service center.
Viking LS4124A with a PS II cartridge seal, seal guard, Nord gear reducer, Baldor motor, and custom drip pan containment base.
Viking Pump K4124A-P with flanged casing on an offset base to accommodate customer's space requirements in Maryland.
Why Choose Viking Pump?
- Proven Performance: Over 110 years of engineering excellence in rotary positive displacement pump technology.
- Versatility: Capable of pumping a wide range of fluid viscosities and challenging materials.
- Durability: Rugged construction with minimal maintenance requirements ensures long service life.
- Efficiency: Positive displacement design delivers smooth, consistent flow under varying pressures.
- Comprehensive Support: Backed by factory-authorized repair centers and expert application engineers at Cummins-Wagner and Siewert Equipment.
Industries Served by Viking Pump
- Food & Beverage: Transfer of viscous ingredients such as syrups, chocolate, sauces, and oils.
- Pulp & Paper: Pumping inks, coatings, and wastewater byproducts efficiently.
- Asphalt & Bitumen: Handling high-temperature, high-viscosity materials reliably.
- Mining: Chemical dosing and slurry transfer under abrasive conditions.
- Chemical Processing: Safe and consistent transfer of corrosive, flammable, or hazardous fluids.
- Marine & Oil: Fuel oil transfer and lube oil circulation systems.
- Sanitary Applications: Hygienic rotary lobe and circumferential piston pumps (see Viking Pump Hygienic page)
Viking Pump Product Offering
Fuel Oil Pumps
- Cast iron construction designed for heating oil, diesel, and related fuels.
Rotary Gear & Lobe Pumps
- Multiple configurations for chemicals, paints, adhesives, and resins.
Internal & External Gear Pumps
- Ideal for metering and handling high-viscosity fluids with smooth, non-pulsing flow.
Universal Mag-Drive Pumps
- Seal-less designs for hazardous, toxic, or sensitive fluids to prevent leakage.
OEM Viking Pump Parts & Accessories
- Shaft sleeves, O-ring kits, seal kits, bearings, and more to extend pump life and reduce downtime.
Factory-Authorized Service Centers
Both Cummins-Wagner and Siewert Equipment operate factory-authorized service facilities for Viking Pump. We provide:
- Complete pump assemblies
- Troubleshooting and diagnostics
- In-shop or on-site repair and maintenance
- Genuine OEM replacement parts
History of Viking Pump
Founded in 1911 in Cedar Falls, Iowa, Viking Pump revolutionized fluid handling by inventing the internal gear pump. This breakthrough technology established the foundation for modern positive displacement pumping and transformed the way viscous and difficult fluids are moved in industrial applications.
Over the ensuing decades, Viking Pump expanded its product portfolio with a variety of rotary gear, lobe, and mag-drive pumps engineered for challenging fluid transfer applications across numerous industries. The company consistently innovated to address evolving industrial needs, maintaining a reputation for durability, precision, and versatility.
Cummins-Wagner has been an authorized Viking Pump representative since 1969, while Siewert Equipment’s partnership dates back to 1957. Together, these distributors offer unmatched experience and service capabilities, making them some of the most trusted Viking Pump partners in the United States.
Viking Pump Distribution Territories
- Maryland (including Washington DC, DE, Northern VA, and Eastern Panhandle of WV), with offices in Baltimore and Salisbury MD.
- New York (serving all Upstate NY) through Siewert Equipment, with offices in Rochester, and Albany.
- Pennsylvania (serving Central and Eastern PA), with an office in Elizabethtown PA.
Need help selecting a Viking Pump?
Contact Cummins-Wagner or Siewert Equipment today to speak with an application engineer and find the right solution for your process.
Experts in Industrial & Commercial Pumps
Cummins-Wagner and Siewert Equipment have been trusted pump experts since 1960 and 1949 respectively. Our knowledgeable application engineers help identify the ideal Viking Pump solution tailored to your needs. We provide 24/7 emergency service and factory-authorized repairs on Viking products to minimize downtime and keep your operations running smoothly.
FAQ: Viking Pump Rotary Positive Displacement Pumps
What types of fluids can Viking Pump handle?
- Viking pumps handle fluids ranging from thin solvents to thick, abrasive slurries, including chemicals, fuels, and viscous materials.
What industries commonly use Viking Pumps?
- Industries include food & beverage, pulp & paper, chemical processing, mining, marine/oil, and asphalt manufacturing.
How does a positive displacement pump differ from other pump types?
- It delivers a fixed volume per rotation, ensuring smooth, consistent flow regardless of pressure variations.
Are Viking Pumps easy to maintain?
- Yes, they are designed for durability and minimal maintenance, with widely available OEM parts and authorized service centers.
What materials are Viking Pumps made from?
- Typically cast iron, stainless steel, and specialty alloys suitable for abrasive and corrosive fluids.
Do Viking Pumps support hazardous fluid handling?
- Yes, Universal Mag-Drive pumps provide seal-less, leak-free solutions for hazardous and toxic fluids.
What support does Cummins-Wagner and Siewert provide for Viking Pumps?
- Full technical support, application consulting, factory-authorized repairs, and 24/7 emergency service.
Can Viking Pumps handle sanitary applications?
- Yes, Viking offers a dedicated hygienic pump line optimized for sanitary fluid transfer (see Viking Pump Hygienic).
How quickly can I get Viking Pump parts or new units?
- Both distributors maintain stocked inventories for rapid delivery to meet urgent project or repair needs.
How do I know which Viking Pump is right for my application?
- Contact our application engineers for expert guidance tailored to your fluid type, viscosity, temperature, and flow requirements.
Experts in Industrial & Commercial Pumps
Trust Cummins-Wagner & Siewert Equipment for Your Viking Pump Needs — Serving Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia, Upstate New York, and Pennsylvania with expert sales, service, and support.
