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SIP PX3/200-SRB 200ltr 3hp Belt Drive Compressor

Name: SIP PX3/200-SRB 200ltr 3hp Belt Drive Compressor
Brand: SIP
SKU: 05302
Price: 707.00 GBP
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SIP PX3/200-SRB 200ltr 3hp Belt Drive Compressor is an oil‑lubricated, belt‑drive workshop compressor for bodyshop and automotive workshop use. The SIP PX3/200-SRB 200ltr 3hp Belt Drive Compressor uses a heavy‑duty B3800 pump and robust components for prolonged trade duty. SIP PX3/200-SRB 200ltr 3hp Belt Drive Compressor is specified where intermittent, high-demand compressed air is required.

Key Features

Oil-lubricated, belt-driven workhorse compressor
Heavy-duty B3800 pump assembly
Extra-strong moulded plastic guard
Multi-finned flywheel for cooling
Heavy-duty cast iron barrel
Finned manifolds and aluminium aftercooler

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Supply

230v (16A)

Warranty

2-Year Standard Silver Warranty

Service

In-house engineers

Support

0161 223 1843

Expert Advice

Mark Allen says

This is a SIP PX3/200-SRB 200-litre, oil-lubricated belt-drive compressor rated at 3hp (2.2kW), intended for trade workshop use. I’m Mark, merchant colleague, and I recommend these machines where a reservoir and intermittent high flow are needed to run air tools, inflation and paint prep. One key consideration is the electrical and ventilation setup: the unit requires a 230V (16A) supply, short unsuitable extension leads can cause voltage drop and motor trips, and the compressor needs a stable, horizontal base with at least 50cm clearance for cooling. Another technical point is routine maintenance — follow the oil change and filter intervals, check belt tension and drain condensate from the 200 litre receiver to prevent internal corrosion. A common issue I see is frequent cycling from leaks or undersized hoses, which ups wear and trips the thermal cutout. Correct siting, supply and simple maintenance deliver reliable, efficient service in a busy bodyshop.

Mark Allen, Senior Engineer

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Technical Features

Oillubricated, beltdriven architecture for robust workshop duty.
Heavyduty B3800 pump designed for sustained highperformance use.
Multifinned flywheel to improve cooling at the pump head and extend component life.
Finned manifolds combined with an aluminium aftercooler to reduce moisture in delivered air and improve corrosion resistance.
Oversized crankcase to enhance oil circulation and lubrication of internal components.
Heavyduty cast iron barrel for increased service life under repetitive operation.
Extrastrong moulded plastic guard protecting belt and flywheel for improved operator safety.
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Specification

ITEM NO.

05302

Input Supply

230v (16A)

Motor Power

3hp (2.2kW)

Receiver Size

200ltr

Piston Displacement

16.00CFM (453ltr/min)

Free Air Delivery (FAD)

10.70CFM (303ltr/min)

Max. Air Pressure

145psi (10bar)

Noise Level

97dB(A)

Net Weight

96.00kg

Gross Weight

98.00kg

Product Dimensions

920(H) x 1400(W) x 440mm(D)

Packaged Dimensions

1125(H) x 1435(W) x 475mm(D)

FAQs

What electrical supply and site connections does the SIP PX3/200-SRB require?

The compressor is rated for 230V (16A). Connect to a socket of the correct shape, voltage and frequency and ensure the mains voltage matches the data plate (±10% allowed). Avoid long extension leads; if you must use one, keep it to a maximum of 5 metres and select the correct conductor cross-section. Avoid adapters and multiple sockets. On single-phase machines, if the motor thermal cut-out trips use the reset button on the motor terminal box as described in the manual.

What air delivery and pressure performance can I expect?

Piston displacement is 16.00 CFM (453 l/min) and Free Air Delivery (FAD) is 10.70 CFM (303 l/min). Maximum working pressure is 145 psi (10 bar). The unit is oil-lubricated and belt-driven with a B3800 pump and a 200-litre receiver; consult the tool manufacturer for required FAD and working pressure to ensure compatibility.

What routine maintenance is required to keep the compressor serviceable?

Change the oil after the first 100 hours and thereafter every 300 hours. Clean or replace the suction filter at least every 100 hours (more often in dirty environments). Check oil level weekly and top up as necessary using API CC/SC SAE 40 (API CC/SC SAE 20 recommended for cold climates). Drain condensate from the tank periodically and at the end of work. Check belt tension periodically (approximately 1 cm flexion) and tighten head tension rods as specified before the first start. Always set the pressure switch to OFF, unplug and fully drain the receiver before any maintenance.

What safety and siting rules should I follow when installing or using the compressor?

Install the compressor on a stable, horizontal surface with at least 50 cm clearance to the wall to ensure correct cooling and ventilation and keep a safety distance of at least 4 metres between the compressor and the work area. Operate only in a well-ventilated environment at ambient temperatures between +5°C and +40°C. Do not box in the unit or expose it to dust, acids, vapours, explosive or flammable gases. Keep guards fitted and do not touch moving parts. Do not transport the machine with the receiver pressurised and do not use the unit to compress gases other than air; it is not suitable for pharmaceutical, food, hospital purposes or for filling scuba cylinders. Note the declared noise level of 97 dB(A) when planning site PPE and placement.

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Technical Datasheet

Download the official manufacturer datasheet for SIP PX3/200-SRB 200ltr 3hp Belt Drive Compressor including specifications, compatibility information and technical details.

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