SIP Pressure Washers
SIP pressure washers are built for real trade cleaning – with petrol, electric and hot water models available. From washing down plant and machinery to cleaning vehicles or patios, SIP washers are tough, high-output and built to last.
Why Choose SIP Pressure Washers?
Designed for professionals, trades and serious cleaning tasks, SIP’s pressure washers offer high PSI output, long hose lengths and dependable pumps for all-day reliability:
- Petrol Pressure Washers – Total mobility and higher power for site work or yard use.
- Electric Pressure Washers – Quiet, efficient and great for garage or home use.
- Hot Water Models – Perfect for cleaning oil, grease, or food industry surfaces.
- Heavy-Duty Pumps – Brass heads, ceramic pistons and pro-grade motors where it matters.
Ideal For:
- Cleaning plant, machinery and vehicles
- Driveways, patios and outdoor commercial areas
- Workshops and garages needing regular washdown
- Mobile detailing or contract cleaning setups
How to Choose a SIP Washer
Pick based on flow rate, pressure and water type. Here’s how to decide:
1. Petrol vs Electric
Petrol units offer more output and full mobility. Electric models are quieter and great for fixed wash bays or garage use.
2. Cold vs Hot Water
Cold water units blast away grime. Hot water units melt through oil and grease – great for cleaning engines or food zones.
3. PSI & Flow Rate
Check PSI (pressure) for blasting power and LPM (litres per minute) for coverage. Higher = faster cleaning and less labour.
Recommended Accessories
Get more out of your pressure washer with these add-ons:
1. Hose Reels & Extension Kits
Extend reach around vans, patios or machinery bays.
2. Detergent Applicators
Apply soaps or degreasers directly for better results on oily surfaces.
3. Turbo Nozzles
Rotating spray heads for tougher grime and faster surface cleaning.
SIP Pressure Washer FAQs
Are SIP pressure washers suitable for professional use?
Yes – they’re built with trade-grade components like brass pumps, long hoses and high PSI output. Great for garages, farms and industrial users.
Can I use hot water pressure washers indoors?
Only if the area is well ventilated and the unit is designed for indoor use. SIP’s electric hot water units are more suitable for this than petrol versions.
How often should I service my pressure washer?
Service every 6–12 months depending on usage. Check oil, clean filters and inspect nozzles regularly for best performance.
What pressure rating is considered high?
Anything above 150 bar is considered high pressure. SIP models go well beyond this for fast, efficient site cleaning.
Do SIP washers come with accessories?
Most include a lance, hose and spray gun. Some bundles also include detergent tanks or turbo heads. Check each listing for details.
