SIP TEMPEST CW-P 160AX Petrol Pressure Washer | 08984

The SIP TEMPEST CW-P 160AX Petrol Pressure Washer is a powerful engine-driven pressure washer designed to deliver more cleaning power, without the restraints of electrical models. No mains water supply? Not a problem as all SIP TEMPEST CW models can suck from alternative sources including butts, barrels, tanks or containers.

With interchangeable nozzles supplied with the washer, on a dedicated storage rack on its wheel-mounted frame, it is perfect for home applications including patios, driveways, decking, windows, conservatories and vehicles, as well as professional use, particularly on metal parts, machinery and most outdoor hard surfaces.

• Ideal for sucking from a water butt, barrel, tank or container
• 2349psi (162bar) high pressure water jet and 402ltr/hr flow rate
• Fixed pressure Axial pump with aluminium head and detergent injector
• Easy pull-start 6.5hp EURO V petrol engine for powerful performance
• Sturdy frame with foam grip handle and fitted wheels for mobility
• 2mtr water suction with hose and filter strainer head included
• 7.5mtr high pressure hose perfect for harder-to-reach areas
• 5 interchangeable nozzles and integrated storage rack
• Detergent suction for added cleaning power
• SIP 2-Year Standard Silver Warranty

Specification:

ITEM NO. 08984
Engine Type: 6.5hp petrol EURO V
Pump Type: Axial aluminium head / Fixed pressure
Max. Output Pressure: 2349psi (162bar)
Rated Output Pressure: 1958psi (135bar)
Rated Flow Rate: 402ltr/hr
Hose Length: 7.5mtr
Inlet Hose & Strainer: Yes
Integrated Detergent Tank: No
Fuel Tank Capacity: 3.6ltr
Nozzles Included: 5 nozzles

• 2349psi (162bar) high pressure water jet and 402ltr/hr flow rate
• Fixed pressure Axial pump with aluminium head and detergent injector
• Easy pull-start 6.5hp EURO V petrol engine for powerful performance
• Sturdy frame with foam grip handle and fitted wheels for mobility
• 2mtr water suction with hose and filter strainer head included
• 7.5mtr high pressure hose perfect for harder-to-reach areas