SIP Screw Air Compressors | UK Sales & Service

SIP Screw Air Compressors, with associated spares and accessories, for professional bodyshops and workshops, backed by BWS sales, installation, servicing and technical support across the UK.

  • Rotary screw compressors for workshop compressed-air systems
  • Ancillaries: dryers, receivers, filters and replacement parts
  • UK-based service, repairs and planned maintenance
  • Technical advice on sizing, installation and pipework
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Mark Allen

Mark Allen says

SIP screw air compressors are rotary screw machines intended for continuous compressed-air supply in workshop and bodyshop environments. I use them to provide stable pressure for pneumatic tools, sanding and finishing equipment, plant air and small paint booths where a steady flow is required rather than intermittent bursts. The key technical considerations are air treatment and installation: proper filtration and drying to protect spray guns and control valves, and sufficient ventilation and electrical supply to avoid overheating and nuisance trips. Control strategy and receiver sizing also affect energy use and pressure stability. A common issue I see is poor pipework layout and undersized filters that cause pressure drop and oil or moisture carryover into tools and paint lines. Regular maintenance of separator elements, condensate management and checking pipe runs fixes most problems. When installed and serviced correctly, screw compressors offer reliable, efficient service for the continuous demands of a busy workshop.

Mark Allen, Senior Engineer

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SIP Screw Air Compressors

As an engineer, I specify SIP screw compressors where continuous, stable compressed air is needed across multiple workshop applications — spray guns, pneumatic wrenches, sanding systems and lifts. They suit busy bodyshops that cannot tolerate pressure drop during peak use.

  • Size to the required delivered flow at your working pressure, allowing headroom for simultaneous tools.
  • Prioritise duty-rated machines with easy service access and correct filtration.
  • Factor footprint, noise and maintenance capability when selecting and siting the unit.