SIP Pumps & Sprays
SIP pumps and sprayers are built for shifting water, spraying chemicals and supporting pressure-based jobs across gardens, garages and construction sites. Compact, mobile and reliable under pressure.
What’s in the SIP Pumps & Sprays Range?
From removing flood water to cleaning parts or distributing weedkiller, SIP covers a range of spray and transfer solutions:
- Water Transfer Pumps – Shift water from tanks, ponds or flooded spaces quickly and safely.
- Pressure Sprayers – For spraying cleaning fluids, degreasers, or garden treatments.
- Submersible Pumps – Great for emptying basements or moving water from deep tanks.
- Mobile & Corded Options – Use anywhere with flexibly powered models.
Ideal Applications:
- Site water clearance and groundwork prep
- Spraying chemicals, cleaning fluid or fertiliser
- Garage fluid transfer and degreasing
- Garden irrigation and home water tank use
Choosing a SIP Pump or Sprayer
Look for flow rate, tank compatibility and portability. Here’s a breakdown:
1. Flow Rate & Lift Height
Higher flow = faster clearance. Lift height tells you how far vertically the pump can move water.
2. Chemical Compatibility
Use chemical-rated sprayers for solvents or weedkiller. Water-only units aren't suitable for acidic mixes.
3. Corded vs Manual
Manual pumps and sprayers are great for quick jobs. Electric units suit daily trade use or larger volumes.
Helpful Add-Ons
Improve safety and output with matching gear:
1. Spare Hoses & Connectors
Keep backups for long-distance spraying or tank top-up jobs.
2. Seals & Repair Kits
Fix leaks and replace worn parts to extend unit life.
3. Pressure Nozzles
Switch out for different spray angles or tighter fan spray depending on the job.
SIP Pumps & Sprayers FAQs
Are SIP pumps suitable for dirty water?
Some submersible pumps can handle debris and murky water. Always check the pump’s spec for max particle size or use a filter.
Can I use SIP sprayers with weedkiller?
Yes – just ensure it’s rated for chemicals and rinse after use to prevent cross-contamination with other sprays.
Do SIP pumps need priming?
Some do, depending on the model. Submersibles are self-priming. Others require manual filling to start flow correctly.
Are SIP pumps safe for drinking water?
Generally no – these are designed for grey water, not potable supplies. Use food-safe pumps if you're transferring drinking water.
Can I use SIP pumps to empty a pool or pond?
Yes – they're commonly used for draining outdoor areas or water features. Just check the flow rate for how fast the job will go.
