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SIP PX4/200B Belt-Driven Compressor

SIP PX4/200B Belt-Driven Compressor

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£890.00
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SIP PX4/200B Belt-Driven Compressor

SIP PX4/200B Belt-Driven Compressor

£890.00
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The SIP PX4/200B Belt-Driven Compressor is an oil-lubricated belt-drive unit for professional workshops requiring a 200-litre receiver and 10 bar output.

Key Features

  • SIP PX4/200B Belt-Driven Compressor
  • Oil-lubricated belt-driven pump unit
  • Heavy-duty B3800 pump fitted
  • 200 litre receiver capacity
  • 145psi (10 bar) maximum pressure
  • SIP PX4/200B Belt-Driven Compressor guards
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Supply voltage

Supply

230V

Warranty

Warranty

2 years

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Free Delivery

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Expert Advice

Mark Allen

Mark Allen says

This is a belt-driven, oil‑lubricated compressor with a 200‑litre receiver and a heavy‑duty B3800 pump, intended for workshop and bodyshop use. I use it to supply pneumatic tools, support paint preparation and handle general workshop duties where up to 10 bar and around 14 CFM free air delivery are needed. Two technical points matter: ensure a correct 400 V three‑phase supply and verify motor rotation at first start, and allow adequate ventilation — position the unit at least 50 cm from walls and avoid dusty or corrosive atmospheres. Routine maintenance is critical: check oil levels and change after the first 100 hours then at typical 300‑hour intervals, clean or replace the intake filter every 100 hours and set belt tension to the recommended flexion (around 1 cm). A common issue I see is loss of capacity from a clogged filter or slipping belt, which also leads to thermal trips. With correct installation, ventilation and basic maintenance the unit performs reliably for standard workshop tasks.

Mark Allen, Senior Engineer

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Technical Features

  • Oillubricated, beltdriven design incorporating a heavyduty B3800 pump for durable compression duty
  • Multifinned flywheel and aluminium aftercooler to assist pump cooling and reduce discharge air temperature
  • 200litre receiver to provide usable buffer capacity for cyclical workshop tasks
  • 3 kW motor configured for 400 V threephase (20 A) supply
  • Maximum working pressure of 10 bar (145 psi) for standard pneumatic tool use
  • Piston displacement approximately 18 CFM (510 l/min) with a maximum free air delivery of about 14 CFM (396 l/min)
  • Moulded plastic belt and flywheel guards fitted for operator protection and to prevent contact with moving parts
  • Factoryfitted pressure switch and safety valve for automatic stop/start at the preset pressure limits and overpressure protection','Thermal cutout protection and design intended for intermittent duty to reduce risk of motor overheating under heavy use','Wheelmounted versions include an integrated pressure regulator for setting tool outlet pressure; fixedfoot versions typically have the regulator fitted in the use line','Maintenanceled design: clean suction filter at least every 100 hours, change oil after first 100 hours and then every 300 hours, check belt tension periodically and drain tank condensate regularly','Installation and use guidance built in: position on a stable horizontal surface, allow at least 50 cm clearance for ventilation and follow a recommended 4 m safety distance from the work area during operation','Noise level around 97 dB(A) at the specified measurement distance — use hearing protection as required','Optional PRO installation available and optional wheel kit (part number 02069) sold separately','Gross weight 96 kg to inform handling and mounting arrangements

Specification

Model
SIP PX4
Manufacturer
SIP
SKU
05308
Input Supply
400v(20amp)
Motor Power
300hp (3kW)
Receiver Size
200litres
Piston Displacement
18CFM (510litres
Max. Free Air Delivery
14CFM (396 litres
Max. Pressure
145psi (10 bar)
Noise Level
97dB(A)
Gross Weight
96kg
Packaged Dimensions
430 x 1500 x 1090mm

FAQs

What electrical supply and installation does the SIP PX4/200B need?
The unit is a 3-phase machine rated for 400V with a 20A supply. Have the plug and any panel connections fitted by a qualified electrician and protect the supply with suitable fuses. Check motor rotation at first start to match the arrow on the belt guard or motor. Use extension cables only up to 5 metres and of the correct cross‑section; avoid adapters and multiple sockets. PRO installation is offered as an option if you require on‑site fitment.
What are the Compressor’s key performance figures?
Receiver capacity 200 litres. Motor power 3 kW. Piston displacement 18 CFM (510 litres/min) and maximum free air delivery 14 CFM (396 litres/min). Maximum working pressure 145 psi (10 bar). The package is oil‑lubricated, belt‑driven with a heavy‑duty B3800 pump, multi‑finned flywheel and aluminium aftercooler.
What routine maintenance is required and what oil should be used?
Change the oil after the first 100 hours and thereafter every 300 hours. Clean or replace the intake/suction filter at least every 100 hours or more frequently in dirty environments. Check oil level weekly and drain tank condensate periodically and at the end of work. Check belt tension periodically; the manual indicates a flexion of around 1 cm. Recommended oil grade is API CC/SC SAE 40 (API CC/SC SAE 20 is recommended for cold climates). Dispose of used oil and condensate in accordance with local environmental regulations.
What safety and site requirements should I follow when installing and using it?
Place the compressor on a stable, horizontal surface and leave at least 50 cm clearance from the wall to ensure adequate cooling. Maintain a safety distance of at least 4 metres between the compressor and the work area; do not box the machine in. Always keep belt guards fitted and never touch moving parts. Use the pressure switch or the electric panel switch to stop the machine rather than pulling the plug to avoid unintended restart under pressure. The compressor is for compressing air only and is not suitable for pharmaceutical, food or breathing air uses without additional treatment, nor for filling scuba cylinders. The unit has a declared noise level of 97 dB(A); use appropriate hearing protection and keep unauthorised persons and children clear of the work area.
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