SIP Compressor Spares | Sales, Service & Technical Support

SIP compressor spares including pressure switches, couplers, mountings, pump units, oils and service kits for trade workshops, backed by BWS technical support, servicing and parts supply.

  • Genuine SIP parts: switches, pumps and fittings
  • Consumables and oils: compressor and air-tool lubricants
  • Accessories and spares: mounts, wheels, adaptors, couplers
  • UK-based parts supply with compressor technical support
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SIP COMPRESSOR SPARES

SIP compressor spares cover oils, pressure switches, couplings, filters, anti‑vibration mounts and replacement pump or wheel kits used in routine service and on‑site repairs. Use SIP advanced compressor oil (1L, 5L) for crankcase top‑ups and SIP air tool oil for inline lubrication; replace Honda GP200/GX160/GX200 air filters and the Kohler 7hp service kit at engine service intervals.

  • Match pressure switch amperage and port count (1‑way/4‑way) and single‑ vs three‑phase labelling to your motor and control wiring.
  • Confirm thread and coupling size (1/4" or 1/2"), choose the correct bayonet/quick‑coupler and check pump/mount fitment to tank and base.

Engineer Advice

Mark Allen

Mark Allen says

SIP compressor spares are replacement parts and consumables for workshop compressed-air systems. In a typical bodyshop they are used for routine servicing and repairs: oil changes, air filters, pressure switches, fittings and vibration mounts, plus pump and wheel/handle items to keep plant running and portable units serviceable. A key technical consideration is compatibility — pressure switches must match motor amperage and phase, and couplers or adaptors must suit hose diameters and thread types; lubricant selection needs to suit ambient temperature and duty cycle to protect pump bearings and seals. Another consideration is mounting and vibration control: choose anti-vibration mounts sized for pump mass and expected operating frequency to prevent fastener fatigue. A common issue is incorrect adaptor or coupler selection causing persistent leaks, and contaminated or wrong-grade oil accelerating wear. Correct selection and installation of genuine spares, combined with regular inspection of seals, fittings and switch settings, keeps compressors reliable and minimizes downtime.

Mark Allen, Senior Engineer

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