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2CG8 Progressive Cavity Pump
This Model is designed to handle the heavier applications of sewage, industrial waste, polluted liquids, and slurries. Incorporated into this more rugged pump is a unique drive train using gear joint connections to the rotor and drive shaft.
The rotor and stator is available in 1, 2 and 3 stages.
Continental CG Model pumps and parts are interchangeable with many progressing cavity pump brands.
Need a Complete Unit on an In Line Base or V-Belt Base or as a Hydraulic Unit? Contact us.
Pumps:
| Pump Model | Your Price | Pump Description |
|---|---|---|
| 2CG8-CDB | CALL FOR PRICE | CONTINENTAL PUMP-CAST IRON HSG, CARBON STEEL INTERNALS, CHROME-PLATED ALLOY STEEL ROTOR, EPDM ELASTOMERS, PACKED SEAL WITH CROWN GEAR JOINT CONNECTIONS |
| 2CG8-CDF | CALL FOR PRICE | CONTINENTAL PUMP-CAST IRON HSG, CARBON STEEL INTERNALS, CHROME-PLATED ALLOY STEEL ROTOR, VITON ELASTOMERS, PACKED SEAL WITH CROWN GEAR JOINT CONNECTIONS |
| 2CG8-CDQ | CALL FOR PRICE | CONTINENTAL PUMP-CAST IRON HSG, CARBON STEEL INTERNALS, CHROME-PLATED ALLOY STEEL ROTOR, BUNA ELASTOMERS, PACKED SEAL WITH CROWN GEAR JOINT CONNECTIONS |
| 2CG8-CDR | CALL FOR PRICE | CONTINENTAL PUMP-CAST IRON HSG, CARBON STEEL INTERNALS, CHROME-PLATED ALLOY STEEL ROTOR, NATURAL RUBBER ELASTOMERS, PACKED SEAL WITH CROWN GEAR JOINT CONNECTIONS |
| Pump Frame Size: CG8 | Inlet Suction Size: 6 in. NPT |
| Outlet Discharge Size: 5 in. NPT | Body Casting Material Options Cast Iron, 316 Stainless Steel |
| Pump Rotor Material: Chrome Plated Alloy Steel, Chrome Plated 304 Stainless Steel | Stator Material Options: Buna Nitrile, Natural Rubber, EPDM, Viton |
| Seal Material Options: Mechanical, Packing | Pump Motor Options: Varies |
| Flowrate: 2 - 45 GPM | Pressure: 0 - 100 PSI |
| Weights: 450 - 596 lbs. |
- Only One Moving Part
- Low Cost
- Interchangeable Parts with Popular Progressing Cavity Pump Brands
- Light Duty Applications
- Various Motor and Drive Combinations
More Dimensions and Weights information can also be found on the CG Progressive Cavity Pump page in the Resources area.
